The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

i and 22.--adv. !,
Mrs. l.. O. Morgan and little son o
| Williamstown were visitors in the cit
yesterday.
Mrs. William Bolt went to Waterbur,
yesterday for visit of few days witt
relatives
Persons returning or notifying us o
cases marked IN. j. MCGOWAN" will b
paid Zoe each. +. w. Langlois.
Clarence Hall, an employe of f. II
Rogers & Co., has moved his household
goods from Merchant street into tn,
house at AZ Liberty street.
Do you want good time? Then q
to X. of c. hall Tuesday evening, june
10. The Estabrook orchestra. For the
benefit of the Red Cross.-adv.
Mrs. Samuel Sinclair and two children
of Jefferson street left this morning fol
Springfield, Mass, where they are max.
ing a visit of several weeks with rela.
tives.
Mrs. Frank French of Woodsvile, N
H., and Mrs. Henry Goodins of South
Ryegate arrived in the city this morning
for visit of several days with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Julia Rogers, who has been pass
ing some time in Stoneham, Mass, ar
rived in the city last evening for visit
] in the home of Mr.. and Mrs +. III. Rog-
ers of Orange street.
| After the regular meeting of the /.
o. F. in X. of G. hall Tuesday evening,
June 10, there will be dance for the
benefit of the Red Cross. Philbrook's
orchestra. Refreshments.
Robert Jones, who has been staying
at his former home in Montpelier while
passing several days in this vicinity on
last night for Kansas City, Neb., where
he represents the company.
Mrs. c. s, Andrews of Maple Grove
left this morning for Brooklyn, N. ",
there to join her daughter, Miss Marjorie
Andrews, a student in the Pratt insti-
tute, on trip to Washington, d. G.,
where they are to remain for few days
with Guy Andrews who recently enlist
ed in the service of the United States.
Mr. and Mrs James Hall, who came
here to attend the funeral of the lat.
ter's sister, Mrs Leroy Darling of Low
ell, Mass, returned last evening to their
home in Boston accompanied by Mrs.
John Mcdonald of Liberty street. DR..
L. S. Darling left for Lowell yesterday
and his brother-in-law, Roy Mcdonald,
has gone back to st. Adams, where he
is employed.
Mrs. Lucy Campbell of Centerville,
near Hyde Park, has been passing several
days in the homes OF Fl. NJ Campbell and
A. f. Campbell. Mrs. Campbell, who
came here to attend the annual reunion
OF the Campbell family last week. is the
only survivor of the original Campbell
society. In the IS years of the society's
existence she has missed but two of the
yearly gatherings.
Mrs. Louis c. Bruya of Maple Grove
has gone to Middlebury, where she was
the death Of her youngest sis
ter, Miss Lottie Cecile LaPan, whose !
death Tuesday morning followed a long
illness. Mrs. Bruya was joined yes
terday by~her husband, who is employed |
as night baggage master on the Cen
trail Vermont railroad. Funeral services |
for Miss Lapan were held this morning |
Norman Gordon and Wilfred LOWE,
Of the Headquarters company |
at Fort Ethan Allen, arrived in the city /
yesterday, having been granted leave to
attend the commencement week exer-
rises Of the graduating class at Spauld-
ng high school, of which class they are
members. Private Richard Cruickshank,
who is stationed at the fort as member
If the company, win also participate in
,he graduation Of his class.
For some such patent reason as the
war and its resulting indifference to
,ports, the Italian Athletic club has de-
ided to abandon the custom OF staging
baseball game Saturday afternoon and
or a time, at least, the games will be
confined to the weekend contests at
ntercity park. Thus far this season the
,ublic, it appears, has been thinking OF
hings more sober than baseball on Sat
lrday afternoons and it is TO be suspect.
d that gardening has claimed and will
ontinue TO claim the attention of many |
fans. Ii is a matter of box
flee record that the Saturday attend ]
nee this year has been woefully small
nd withal. in spite of two or three fiuke ,
ames, some intensely interesting base !
all has been on the boards. Sunday
ames are better patronized and the next
ppeananee of the Italian A. c. will be
t Intercity with Windsor as an OPP
onent. Independent teams are unusual
Y scarce this season, probably because {
/ so many athletes having joined the G
olors, and apart from the machine shop c
cam in Windsor, the I. A. c. stands al Z
host alone in Vermont. I
With the June commandments near
~ their end, the influx of Barre's young
zen and young women in attendance at
lstitutions of higher education is be-
Dming marked, To-day Misses Ruth
johnson, Mavis Barnett and Esther
angley returned from Wellesley college.
liss Hazel NJ. Lyon is expected home
ms evening from South Hadley, Mass, J
here she was graduated from Mount
olyoke college. II. Chester Sargent.
.udent at Wesleyan university, Middle
,wn. Conn, passed through the city
st evening while on his way home TO
asst Barre, and Ralph Rogers, who has
zen attending Yale university at New
aven, Conn, arrived home to-day to
ass the summer with his parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. F. G. Rogers of Richardson
rect. Miss Marjorie Andrews is com
citing wear at Pratt institute in
rooklyn. N. ", and will visit her broth .
in Washington, ID. C., before return ]
z home