The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

ley's, :,
Rummage sale, Congregational church
Saturday afternoon and evening
Ernest Little has gone to Groton u
pass the week end with friends IN camp
Swedish picnic nj Dewey park satur
day, June s. Light refreshments served
All Scandinavians welcome.
The annual picnic of the Glenueie clut
will be held at Caledonia park Saturday
June 2s. Per order president.
Mrs. O. r. King Of Washington and
son, Russell visited Mrs. d. X. Bradbury
OF 81 East street on Thursday.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Presbyterian board of managers will be
held at the church tonight at o'clock.
Atty. A. A. Sargent has returned from
Chelsea, where he attended the opening
of the June term of Orange county court.
Mrs. Gordon Owen of East Barre left
the city this morning for visit with
relatives in st. Adams and Montgomery.
Miss Ruth Humphrey has returned
home from North Valparaiso, Ind, where
she has been attending Valparaiso uni
versity.
Parents desiring to have their children
baptized at the Presbyterian church sun
day morning tchildrens day. please com
municate with the pastor
Mrs. Mabel Pratt, who has been
spending the past week at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. Nellie Kidder, will leave
this afternoon for Pueblo, Col.
Miss Mildred Bates, who Is enrolled
at the Mary Fletcher hospital al Bur
lington in the nurses course, is visiting
for few days at her home on Orange
street.
Mrs. Charles Williams Of Brooklyn
street has gone to Montreal, where she
will spend several days with her daugh-
ter, Miss Ella Williams, who is residing
there.
There will be a general rehearsal for
all the children taking part in the chill
dren's day exercises of the Congregation
al church in the church Saturday after
noon at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin and son,
Howard, of Groveland, Mass, and Mr.. |
and Mrs. Walter Smith of Calais called
on Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Clark and B. p. |
White Thursday in their auto.
Miss Nora Morris, who has been en-
rolled at the Massachusetts, General hos
pital at Boston. is visiting for a few
DAYS at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George L. Morris, of Averill
street.
George Murray. former resident OF
this city, arrived last evening from Hart
ford, Conn, where he is employed at the
Typewriting company's
plant, to spend a few days with friends
in the city.
All members of the Ladies of Clan Cor
don are asked to attend the funeral OF
our late sister, Isabelle T. Fraser, at her
home, 20 Long street, Saturday at 2
D. m. Please wear badges. Christina G.
Leith, Rec Sec ,
Winooski Valley Pomona grange will
meet in North Calais at 1880 a. m, Sat
rday, June s. Dinner will be served at ,
room Judge Weeks of Middlebury will
1--WE an address on Our State Institu
ions and Their Relation to Our Homes"
md Sheriff r. r. Tracy will speak along
he lines of his own work
The Barre Spiritualist society will hold +,
eligious meetings at their temple, South :
Barre, Sunday at 3 and 1880 p. m. Rev.
1ffie l. Webster will lecture and give
messages at each session. There will
lso be an evening meeting Saturday at
80 O'Clock at G. A. Nixon's, 6 Bolster !
venue, off Washington street. :.
Charles Littel, who has been visiting :.
4 the city for a few days, returned last p
vening to Pittsfeld, Mass, where he has
cen employed for the past year by the Z
eneral Electric company. Mr. Lttel :,
as recently accepted for the navy at r
and has been ordered to re. :,
ort for duty at the naval station at Pei q
am Bay, l.. l., next week. !.
Arthur Holt of Hill street, who has 20
ben engaged for several years as care 81
Iker of the grounds at the residence Of =
I. G. Reynolds on South Main street,
rs completed his duties in that capacity Il
I'd commenced his duties as a driver for IN
re of the trucks owned by William OF
ard. used to haul lumber from the IN
ard numbering camp in Websteryille. u
Frost worked ruin on a considerable
rip of the cement curbing laid along d,
e new pavement on South Main street -
81 fall, and before the city street de- ~
rtment can complete the cement side h,
ak on the easterly side of the thor
ghfare. some of the curbing will have
be removed The curb is badly Clipped
places, and while preparations for lay SO
Z the sidewalk are under way, men ~
tn chises and hammers are breaking OF
the damaged curb, The curbing on on
e westerly side, which was built when oy
e sidewalk was constructed, seems to Pa
We withstood the rigors of the winter. ~
A story Of twenty three years in the -,
sxican mission field was Interestingly 10
ID by Rev A. B. DeRoos in the First IT, IT,
ptist church last evening The clergy. ~
IN is improving the opportunity offered nm
a fu1rlough from his work TO acquaint
people of the denomination he rep
ents with conditions in Mexico as they th'
We been revealed to him in the course err
a long period Of observation. large Of
iience heard his description OF Mexico no.
4 the Mexican people. Rev. Mr.. Roos ael
been addressing a number of Yer my
mt audiences under the auspices of the eie
tie Baptist convention. Earlier in the 10
elk he was one of the speakers at an 10
ocia tional conference in Websterville. -
7uests arriving at Hotel Barre last =; -"
hit and this morning included the fol- rs
ring people: Mr.. and Mrs. C. o.
,inle, Mr. and Mrs. Lally of Spring ~
d, Mas, B. G.. Gildley of Plattsburg, ~.
Y. Major and Mrs. H. n. Jackson of W. w.,
rlington, w. R. Libby of Methuen, D.,
SIS, A. c. Mason of Rutland, H. g. 10
Of Of Spokane, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. ere
w White of Windsor, Conn, William
pie. jr., ". V. Triple of Milford,
!, F. H. Demers of Keene, n. H., Mrs.
Seeben, Mrs. f. X. Seeben of San
go. Cal. L. W. Howard of White Riv-
Junction, G. +. Dove and H. c. Thurs