The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-22

News has been received here Of the
marriage of Miss Marion Buzzell. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Buzzell OF
this city, to Edward eastman of New
York, who is in the United States navy
and has been stationed on the Common
wealth pier in Boston for six months.
The marriage took place last Tuesday
after their return 20 Boston following
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Buzzel here
Sunday and Monday. The bride lived
in Montpelier until about year ago,
when she went to Boston as stenograph-
go to sea shortly.
Frank c. Williams, state bank com
missioner, has called a meeting OF rep
resentatives of the state banks to be
held at the State House this afternoon
to elect delegates to the meeting TO be
held July Is at st. Louis, Mo-, to organ
ize a national association of state banks
in the matter of federal legislation and
other matters affecting their interests.
At present they have no national asso-
citation.
Chief Masters Arms Mitchell was in
Burlington Friday relative to the re-
cruiting work Commander John Grady,
who has been in charge of the work in
this zone in the navy recruiting, has
again gone TO sea service. He was asked
if he would take command at o'clock
in the afternoon and was on his way at 8
o'clock. Lieut.. Commander Mansfield has |
been assigned TO the duties which Com |
mander Grady has been supervising |
Commander Grady and Chief Mitchell /
we're both on the flagship of Dewey's |
feet in the Manila bay fight, so that
It is with no small interest that Mr.. |
Mitchell received the advice that his !
friend had gone to sea again. Comman-
Ter Grady met several townspeople while |
lere recently.
Gov. H. F. Graham this morning re-
'eived another call for men from Yer
mont. II was for 205 men to go some
ime in the five days following July p
o Camp Devens for general military L
crviee. The adjutant general will make
he allotments for the different coun-
les. These men are to 60 from Glass |
With as little inconvenience to agricul-
ural or industrial pursuits as possible.
The call for 1856 men to go to Burlington
viii so reduce the Glass ! men in some
f the counties in the state, that 1t will
e hard in this call to get any men
Without leaving the general service list.
The Epworth league institute, which
as been in progress at Montpelier sem
nary this week, has been very sue
essful according to those who have been
tending. The enrolment has been
bout IS most of the time, while there
ave been parties each day from differ
Mt towns, including Waterbury and
and to-day some were ex
ected from Newport and towns further
way than have attended during the
eek. Sunday morning, Rev. h. II.
hughes, New England bishop, is to be
he speaker at Trinity church, while at
o'clock in the afternoon, Rev. V. L.
NTH of Waterbury speaks, and in the
gening Bishop Huges will again
reach the sermon. 1t is expected that
ANY people will come here for the pur
Dse of hearing Bishop Hughes. Owing
, the fact that neither Gov. II. +. Ora
am nor Senator w. p. Dillingham; were
Die TO be present, the program through
lie week was changed TO some extent.
he patriotic service, which they were
have conducted Thursday evening,
CURED with DR.. Palladino speaking,
lille Rev. C. W. Kelley and Rev. V. L.
NTH combined their war pictures, max
2 very interesting set of screen pic
res Friday afternoon the recreations
ere varied little, some going TO Barre
see the mission, others to see the
", while still Others went to the quar-
:. In the evening. following the social
mic, DIR. Leach presented on the screen
E drama. Hamlet while in the nom
: he gave two religious dramas,
mites Inferno and Paradise Lost"
teatime Friday evening the matron
the hording hall was presented Is car
iions and the table rirls sum Of
'ney for their courteous service during
J week.