The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

II cciver,' Metro feature, Bijou to.mol
row.. adv.
II A regular meeting OF the Ladies q
II Clan Gordon will be held Tuesday, Jun
H 4, at 7;l5 p. m.
II Mrs. Antonio Bianchi and family o
II Hanover y. H., were visitors wit
II friends in the city yesterday.
II Thomas Tomasi. who is enrolled as
student at the Tufts Dental college a
III Boston, is visiting for few days al hi
II home on North Main street
II Workers in the house-to house wa
II chest canvass June ! are asked to NEE
H in the Church street school building at
H o'clock on the evening OF Monday, Jun
II 10.
II Miss Nina Cassellini, who has beer
spending the past several days at hei
home on Maple avenue, returned thi,
II forenoon 10 Washington, where she !,
engaged as a teacher in the school:
| there.
John Rogers and Henry Cooley arrived
in the city Saturday evening from Dos
ton, where they have been enrolled al
the Harvard Dental college during the
past year, TO spend the summer vacation
at their respective homes in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond l.. Arkley, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. j..
Arkley of Washington street, returned
to-day to Springfield, Mass. Mr.. Ark
ley, a sailor in the navy, will return to
New London, Conn, later in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Brown of Kirk
street arc advised that their son, Sergt.
Alex Brown of Camp Devens, is one of a
number of young soldiers who have been
selected to attend the reserve officers
training school at Plattsburg this sum
mer.
Frank Fraquelli of North Main street
returned to the city Saturday evening
| from Detroit, Mich, where he has been
engaged during the past three weeks in
erecting large monument which was
cut by the Vanetti Granite company of
this city.
Mrs A. Fontana of Howard street left
Friday evening for the Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington to undergo an OPP
Grafton. She was accompanied by her
husband and her aunt, Mrs. c. Calcagni.
Word has been received that Mrs Fon
tana is comfortable after the operation.
All women of Barre who are interested
in food conservation along the lines sug
gested by Mrs. Beatrice Forbes Robert
son Hale in her recent address in Barre
are earnestly requested to attend meet
ing which will be held in the hall of the |
Aldrich library building this monday |
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Victor Anderson of Warren street, who |
has been employed for several years at
the Martinson estate granite plant in
the south end of the city, left the city |
this forenoon by automobile for Burllng-
ton, where he will undergo the physical
examinations for the naval reserves, aft
err which he expects to 60 to the train
ing station at New York City.
A reception will be rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Perry tomorrow Tues
dayl evening at 8 O'Clock in the parlors
of the First Baptist church. On Wednes'
day, June 5, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry cele.
brate their 50th wedding anniversary.
All friends outside the church and con
gregation are given a very cordial in
vitation to attend.
John Kent of Montpelier, whose car
was boarded on North Main street Sat
lrday evening by Chief Sinclair and
Deputy Gamble, appeared before Magis-
rate H. w. Scott in municipal court
his forenoon and pleaded guilty when
,harged with driving his automobile
while intoxicated Kent was arraigned
IN a warrant issued at the request of
irand Juror William Wishart. The
magistrate imposed fine of S25, with {
osts of $3.50, which the man arranged
0 pay.
A very enjoyable reception was held
saturday evening at the seminary chapel,
ghen the annual faculty reception was >,
tven BY the members of the Goddard !,
eminary faculty. A large number of ;,
tudents and invited guests, "a well AS !,
he members of the faculty enjoyed the -
ancing. the music for which was fur !,
ished by Reardon's orchestra. Several .,
iembers of the faculty were kept busy
! serving refreshments to the thirsty Il
ancers. y
The task of laying a new cement side. &c
ak on the east side of South Main al
rect was started this forenoon, when a 81
rye number of employees under the di- &C
,ction of Contractor Gregware, arrived II
4 the scene. At the same time that the
aving project on South Main street was
,mpleted, new sidewalk was laid on
re west side of the street, but the late h,
sss of the season compelled the contrac- p,
RS to leave the task over until this a,
ear.
The Spauldng high school baseball TO
am will play the last game on the m
hedule tomorrow afternoon at the Lin
In campus, when Coach Maiden's
arges from Montpelier seminary are
be their opponents. The Montpelier :,
am inflicted defeat upon the Spauld
g aggregation at the outset of the sea
n although since that time the Spaud.
g team has been winning from all the =
her teams on the schedule. Polli, the
,aulding mainstay, will be in the box, 49,
lille il is expected that Duba will be
ZACH Maiden's choice of hurting against Ba
e Spaulding team. II is likely that a ~
st season game with Waterbury high !
hool team will be arranged at later OPT
tie. mil
of the committees -
med by the executive board of the !
ntTal Labor union for the coming six ing
,nths was made to-day as follows: ,
edentials. Angus Mcdonald of the bar ave
lders, Cyrus X. Hall of the carpenters =
4 II. Ennis of the BARRIERS; label and y
ionizing, James G.. Jary of the print -
/, A. Lund of the granitecutters, and I
II. Eager of the clerks, for Barre but
IN King of the quarryworkers and Nj, IN
IN Donald Of the paving cutters for Mic
lniteville and Webstervile; organiz- -
:, James Crnickshank of the granite v
tiers, r. W. Suitor Of the Jumpers, box I'm
and derrickmen. Wesley Hoffman Of ~,