The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

! began work yesterday IN the mechhhlet
department Of The Times.
Opening dance May 30 at Point Com
fort West Danville. L. y. Berry, Prof.
Engage your camps early.
Alex 7, Beaton was visitor IN tn
city Saturday and Sunday while on hi
way home 10 Ryegate, after passing
few days with relatives in Mortified.
The ladies of Clan Gordon will holt
their regular meeting Tuesday, May Fl
at $3.50 p M, 10 allow members TO attenI
the war lecture Please notice change o
hour.
Anthony Tomas, who is recovering
from injuries received in an automobil,
accident, has been removed from tn,
City hospital 20 his home on Merchant
street.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin L. Scott of Park
street returned to the city last evening
from Randolph, where they have been
spending the past few days at the home
Of the latter's parents.
Angelo Calderara received this morn
ing diploma certifying that he has com.
pleted course in architecture in the In
ternational Correspondence school, a
Scranton, Pa, institution,
News is received here of the birth Of a
son Friday, May IL, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Mute. Mrs. Mute is staying in
! Manchester, n. H., and her husband, who
is sergeant in the 303d heavy artillery,
is stationed at Camp Merritt.
Paul Simanton of ST. Johnsbury, who
was formerly engaged as futist at the
Park theatre, is visiting for few days
with friends in the city. Mr.. Simanton
is at present employed in a government
ammunition plant at Springfield
Clifford Prize, who has been spending
short visit at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, William G. Prize, of
North Main street, expects to return
to Hartford, Conn, this evening where
he is engaged as foreman at one of
the large munition plants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Knutson and
son, Algot knutson, Of Providence, r. l.,
who removed to that city from Barre a
year ago, are revisiting friends here, hav.
ing made the trip from Rhode Island by
automobile They will return home to.
morrow and later in the week Algot
Knutson expects to be called into the
service, having enlisted in the L. s medi-
cal corps.
Dr. Brnie Lameri, who has been EN-.
ployed during the past year in the Office
of DR.. A. c. Foster in the Rowland build |
ing, left this forenoon for his home in |
Hardwick, where he will spend few |
days. Mr.. Lameri, who is a graduate of |
seminary and a member of the |
class at Tufts Dental college
last June, has been called for the ma
tional army, and expects to leave for |
"a he In far
part of this week.
Railroad men in Depot square were
making inquiries to-day concerning the
of a brother of Perley Pres
ton, former employee of the Central
Vermont railroad A message from
Springfield received last evening stated
hat Perley Preston was in the hospital
N that village as the result of an acct
lent. The injured man formerly lived in
Keith avenue and was employed as a
,ack track foreman in the C. Y, freight
yard About year ago he went to 3
Springfield to be employed in a machine
,hop. Acquaintance Of the man in .
springfield are anxious to locate his
,rother, that they may advise him of !
lis condition. II
At the Goddard campus Saturday aft
rnoon the Goddard Seconds won another I
anne by defeating the Graniteville team I
" the score Of TO s, after a twelve. i
ming game Berry was on the mound I
or the hilltop nine, while the seminary a
layers were opposed by Slayton, who !
ppeared in a Granitevlle uniform. Roth G
itchers hurled an effective game, they
eing given excellent support. Neither j
'as touched for many safeties. The game b
'as won in the twelfth inning, when \
arroll was given base on balls, after b
go men had been retired. He stole sec I
nd and scored the winning run on sin. I
lie by Coach Noble The Goddard team a
a. completed arrangements for playing G
lie Whitcomb high school team at Beth 0
tomorrow afternoon. d
James n Gall, general agent for the j
& C. and the NJ. & w r. railroads in L
ARE left to-day on a trip to Toronto, L
MT, and his former home in London
Mt, before going to Camp Lee, Peters
arg, Va. Mr.. Gall has been commits
oned lieutenant in the transportation Al
rvice and viii return to Barre Friday, ri
lly to leave at once for Petersburg. al
ast evening number of the agents
ore intimate friends came together for
farewell party in his honor A dinner
as served and there were informal
eeches afterward. A number of pres q,
tations made in the course of the even al
z included a travelling bag from EN- pl
Dyes of the two railroads, an insignia y,
lg from the Knights of Pythias, in NJ
aich fraternity Mr. Gall has been ac- ri,
re, and service kit from other friends We
Before returning to his. home in Wa da
-bury Center last evening, County VI
me Warden +. s. Newcomb conferred
tn a number OF local men who have
crested themselves in a proposal to
.ablish a public deer park, For res. Er
rs which developed in the course of I'd
conversation with different people, it of
5 been decided to release the doe which to
; been in captivity at the Cutler livery fri
ce the first week in March; More es- tn,
ltial objects for giving are before the tn,
bile just now, and it is felt that the Ms
n park idea should be tabled until a WI
re propitious time arrives. The coun. be,
warden intimated that the state fish
/ game warden will endeayor to oh.
n a deer or two for Barre park if
demand for park exists after more
ssing matters have been settled. Al
ugh the doe in question has thrived .
ring captivity, it needs the browsing
be found in the hills at this time. and z
release is imminent
better than ever, the May issue of the
iulding Sentinel wended its wav into
hands Of ifs euhScr,bars