The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-09
TALK OF THE TOWN
Canoes at Burr's.

THE Girl from Broadway. adv.
Cut prices in suits and coats at Alb
bolts.
",rhe Girl from Broadway" June 81
and 22.--ady.
Excursion to Fort Ethan Allen or
Plattsburg See ad. on page 6.
Mrs. Nellie Buxton went to Marshfield
yesterday to pass the week end with rel
atives.
w. H. Messer of Richardson street
was business visitor in South Ryegate
/ to-day.
Do your bit Help to start Co. C with
a fund. Buy an advance sale ticket to
The Girl from Broadway" adv.
Mrs, James Scott has returned from
Burlington, where she attended the state
gathering of the Order of Eastern Star.
| Mrs. Martin Mcmahon of West street
returned this morning from visit of
several days with relatives In Boston
and vicinity.
Everett Hood has got potato-raising
proposition which he wishes to put up
to anyone interested who furnishes him
the potato seed.
Mrs. Q, n. Granger left this morning
for Winooski, to pass the week end with
her husband, who is patient in the
Fanny Allen hospital.
Newell Parker, who is employed in
Maple City, Pa, is passing vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. N.
Parker OF Spaulding street.
Edward o. Mckay of Cliff street ex-
poets to leave the city Monday for
Brooklyn, n. Y, where he will report
for duty in the United States navy.
Late this forenoon the Barre Drum and
Pipe band left in automobiles for Wat
erbury, where it is to furnish music for
a section of the patriotic parade planned
by citizens of the village
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Eastman of Camp
street and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Cove
of Eastern avenue returned last evening
from a weeks visit in Boston, having
made the trip by automobile.
George Leithner of Orange street who |
has been engaged in the office of Bar
clay Bros. for some time, left yester- |
day for New York, where he has quail. |
fed as a member Of the United States |
aviation corps. Mr., Leithner passed the
necessary examinations some weeks ago |
anu tAHttbH w NlHil HIS 1uIiHtI HOHlt III |
Chicago, H., before reporting for duty.
Lawrence Lewis, who has been EN-
ployed as brakeman in the NJ. & w. K.
freight yard and on the Barre & Chel
sea air line for some time, completed
his duties yesterday and left last night
for Brooklyn, n. y, where he is to enter
the United States navy. He was ac-
by Peter Goneo, for the past
year a collector in the Prudential In
surance company, who has also passed
the physical examination for admission
TO the navy
The following is the program for the
children's day concert at the NJ +, church
Sunday evening at o'clock Opening
chorus; prayer, Rev. B. G. Lipsky; exer-
else, Welcome" Priscilla Cole Barbara
Wishart, Eleanor Scott, Helen Suitor,
Rosa Spargo, Victoria Martin, Ethel
Sowden; recitation, "a Brave Little
Flower" Beatrice Dingwall: recitation,
Herbert Anker; recitation, "Grasshopper
Green" Clifton Morse solo, "June Is
the Time for Roses" Clara Lawless; reel
tation, "The Baby" Alice Dodge; reel
tation, Rosa Spargo; exercise, "The +,
Meaning Of Children's Day" Ruth Pow.
ars, Wyona Spencer, Marguerite Spargo,
lola Bruce, Olive Waterman, Rachel
1iggs; recitation, CAS- Small as Can Be" |
Helen Suitor; recitation, "a Little Ser
non," Ralph Bradley; violin solo Mar
,uerite Smith; exercise, Proctor Martin,
hervin Reynolds, Ralph Tassie, Willard /;
chorus, "Children's Day; (,
Philip Cushman; recitation, ;
Barbara Smith; recitation, Sometimes" 7
Robert Bradley; song, primary class,
BUSY Bees exercise, "We Are Part; =
"Violets," Ethel Sowden; reci +
alton, "Duncetown," Francis Lpsky; y
uet, beautiful Roses" Alvira Sowden /,
nd Martha Chalmers; recitation, "The
secret" Eleanor Lebourveau; recitation, ;
Harold Stone; solo, Vic
oria Martin; recitation, (Which Cen !,
IA ?" John Boyce; recitation, MY Mot :,
o." Clyde Blakeley; a rose exercise, Dor =
thy Suitor, Lillian Sullivan, Robena
'onnette, Gloria Young Mildred Row =,
III; recitation, "Topsy's Conversion" "
'ivian Dodge; recitation, "An Old Fash :
,ned Lesson" Olive Johnson; recitation,
When You're Angry" Wayne Davis;
ong, primary class recitation, Gods
mile" Mae Blackmore; recitation, "The
irst Letter" Eleanor Scott; the offering,
larry Andrews, June Tassie, Dorothy
oyce, Celena Veale; remarks by the :
aston: chorus. "Helping One Another" ]