The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-04
TALK OF THE TOWN


Full line of wash dresses at Abbott's
Mrs. A. w. Eastman of Eastern ave
nue. was visitor in Burlington to-day.
Frank Wood, maehinist in Plainfeld
is visiting his family in Depot square.
Regular meeting of the Ladies of Clan
Gordon will be held Tuesday, June S, at
1880 p. m.
House lot at head Of Cliff street, Barre
| Wednesday afternoon, June 8. at 4
o'clock-adv.
Nelson Lager left this morning for st.
Johnsbury, where he is passing several
days with relatives
| Burke Bros shed, which has been idle
to-day because of breakdown, win open
up again tomorrow morning.
John Manera, who has been employed
in Springfield, Mass for several months,
returned to Barre last night.
The amusement committee Of the /. O.
O. L., NJ. IT,, will meet with Miss 10
sephine Rizzi Tuesday evening at 7
o'clock.
Mrs. Martin Mcmahon of West street
left last evening for Boston, in which vi
cinity she is passing few weeks with
relatives.
Rev. Francis Laird, who is to address
the Mems club of the First Presbyterian
church this evening, arrived in the city
to-day from Barnet.
Private Richard A. Hoar of the Head
quarters Co at Fort Ethan Allen, passed
the week end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A, Hoar of East street.
Frank Nelson of Summer street has
been acting as spare messenger on the
main line of the Central Vermont rail-
road for the past two weeks.
Goddard seminary's baseball team ia
matched to play Philips Exeter academy
at Exeter, n. H., Wednesday afternoon. |
The players, accompanied by Coach |
Hoernle, will leave to morrow.
AT the first Presbyterian church in
yesterday services were in
charge of Rev. F. j. Anderson, who re-
Gently returned from a service of Is |
years in the mission field of India.
Roy Mcdonald, who has been employed
in Bellows Falls for several months, re-
turned to Barre Saturday and began
work this morning as a driver for the
American Express Co, succeeding Rom
I'D Mcmillan.
Peter Goneo returned Saturday even
ng from Burlington, where he passed
he physical examination for admission
o the United States navy. Mr.. Goneo
will continue his duties in the Office of ;
he Prudential Life Insurance Co. until
allied into the service.
Owing largely to the inclemency of the
weather., the baseball game to have been
'layed between the /. A. C. and the Nc
Ilwains of Manchester, n H., at Inter
ity park yesterday afternoon, was called
fl, the New Hampshire team returning
o Manchester last night
Rev. Frs. O'Brien and James p. Moore.
rho have been conducting a two weeks
nission at st. Monica's church. cele- !
rated mass early this morning and left
n the forenoon for Springfield. Mass.
pecial services for the men of the par
n, which were in progress for week
ERE concluded yesterday.
Rev. Frederick j. Anderson of Man
hester, n. H., a returned missionary .
rom India, who spoke at the Presbyte-
ian church in Graniteville yesterday
forming and at the Presbyterian church 4
! this city in the evening, was enter
lined while in Barre by Mrs. w. J. NJ.
cattle Of fremont street. an old school.
ate Of Mr.. Anderson. He left this aft :
noon for Montreal
Clerk Fred s Platt of the United
tates court arrived in the city from
utland this morning to hold a special ]
ssion of naturalization court at city I
IL Hearings began in the court room .
is forenoon at 10 O'Clock and the ses-
IN will continue through the afternoon Z
"a as late in the evening as applicants
re TO present themselves The clerks
sit in Barre IS in Difference to the
shes Of a number of Washington coun-
aliens who desired to apply for first I
second papers in order that they .
ght register tomorrow. =