The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

| A card has been received telling OF the
safe arrival overseas OF Lieut.. Paul ID
Barnard
Roy Stewart in "One Shot Ross" a
five. reel Triangle, and a two.reel Key
stone comedy, Bijou to-day, adv
| will give electric treatments at pa
tents home or in my office, for all dis
eases, and attend professional calls as
usual DIR. NJ. d. Lamb, phone TO-
Miss Helen Robertson Of Summer
street left this forenoon for Old Orchard,
Me-, where she expects to secure employ
ment at one Of the summer resorts for
the summer months.
Kerogas standard oil stoves will save
half of your oil All kinds of oil stoves
and wicks and ovens; lawn mowers, An
des wood, coal and gas ranges. Come in
and get prices. Z. A. Prindle, Worthen
block
Accompanied by Coach Early, members
of the Goddard seminary track team left
the city this forenoon for Burlington,
where they are to hold track meet
against the signal corps team this after
noon.
John Rogers, who has been visiting at
the home of his mother, Mrs. Eva Rogers
of Webster avenue, during the past few
days, returned yesterday TO Quincy,
Mass, where he is employed as a car
penter at the Fore River Shipbuilding
yards.
Members Of the sophomore class at
Spaulding high school left the city early
this forenoon by automobile for Wood
bury pond, where they will hold their
annual class outing. They were chap
eroned by several of the members of the
high school faculty.
Oscar Martinson, who has been en-
rolled at the Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology at Boston during the past
year, arrived in the city this forenoon
from Boston, to spend the summer at the
home of his mother, Mrs Ida Martinson,
OF Perrin street.
William Keir of South Main street,
who has been employed as a granite
cutter at the Corskie granite plant in the |
south end of the city, left last evening !
for Quincy, Mass, where he expects to !
secure employment at the Fore River
Shipbuilding yards.
A heavy wind which prevailed through |
ont the night gave the service wires of
the NJ. & b. l.. & p. Co. a severe lashing, |
and while repairs were in progress this
morning number of granite manufac
turing plants were compelled TO suspend
work. Undoubtedly the wind redeemed
itself in other respects as it served to
avert a frost.
Glenugians in numbers left the city
this noon for Caledonia park, where their
annual outing is booked for this after.
noon. The committee in charge has ar
ranged for gala picnic in which the
wives and children of members are to
participate. There will be games and re. :
NJ. & w. r. trains are max.
ing regular stops at the park.
William Noonan OF North Main street
returned yesterday from Burlington,
where he made a second unsuccessful APP
plication for enlistment In the navy yes
terday Mr.. Noonan who il a graduate
Of Spaulding high school, applied for en-.
listment a few weeks ago, but owing TO
. slight physical defect was rejected. He
underwent minor operation n few days
lgo, but was rejected for the second time, !
for the Catholic Order of Foresters next r
week, when the high court of Vermont
opens its annual convention. Arrange.
/ hundred delegates are in charge of :
committee from ST. Johns court, and the =
SESSIONS are to be held in the Knights
# Columbus hall on North Main street.
Printed programs are to be available !,
or the guidance Of guests Monday !.
There will be a reception in the hall !.
douday evening and in addition to Off y
ers and delegates, the members OF the I,
Montpelier and Graniteville courts will i
'e the guests OF St. Johns court. Fore
oon and afternoon sessions Tuesday {
Will be devoted 10 business, and an au- I,
omobiIe ride will be provided by the 4
,are Board Of Trade. The order in !,
rermont consists Of A courts and near I
Y 3,lo0 members. -
Allied Sunday schools of Barre are (,
0 reaffirm their loyalty 10 America at
parade and gathering in City park o,
unday, June 10, according TO plans Il
rhich a committee representing every ia
unday school in the city has in mind. al
he Sunday school procession has been kl
feature of patriotic demonstrations in dc
Their cities, and it is believed that the
rogrsm planned for Barre will have a 81
holesome effect on the youngsters who m
lake up the attendance at the Sunday m
,hools in the several churches. Chill OF
rem of the North Barre missions, and to
lildren from the Congregational, Cath
lie, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Universal vi
t, Baptist and Methodist churches are
participate. The exercises will begin hs
$3.50 p. m. with a parade around the :
ark The children will carry flags and .
Try the march with patriotic songs I
I'd martial anthems of the church. Aft.
wards Mayor E. c. Glysson will speak
lefty, and there will be more singing.
Il church choirs in the city are asked to
operate in leading the singing, which is
be in charge of Mrs. E. j. Batchelder
ID Mrs. A. w. Allen. A number of 4
md musicians have consented to as
st, and it is hoped that others will vol
lteer.