The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

see Abbott's line Of wash skirts,
Good auto for hire. Prices reasonable
Call l60 Cutters livery.
Miss Angeline II. Looarno OF Eas
Barre enrolled last week as student
the Albany Business college,
spauding alumni should bear In min'
the annual banquet on Thursday even
ing at $3.50. Tickets on sale at the doc
only; admission is 81.
The concert Of the music department
nj Goddard seminary Wednesday evening
will commence at I;45, instead oil
O'Clock. as previously announced.
The woman's association OF the Con
greqational church is asked TO meet a.
the church Wednesday afternoon ut 2;3O
Ladies please come prepared 10 sew.
George Murray, IT., who has been
spending the past few days in the city
ON business, left last evening for Clare
mont, ". H., where he is employed by
the Sullivan Machinery Co.
Mrs. John w Amedy OF Farwell street
! has received word of the promotion OF
I Mr.. Amedy from corporal TO sergeant
! Mr.. Amedy is member of Co. D. 4eth
Inf, Capt. Max w. Sullivan commanding
stationed at Camp Mills, Long Island.
pleted his duties as clerk at the
! Houghton & Robins store Saturday even
! ing, after being employed there some
time. and has commenced his duties as
assistant driver for the truck at the fire
station.
DIR. u. C. Jarvis OF Orange street re.
turned to the city Sunday evening from
Chicago, where he has been attending
the annual convention Of the American
Medical association, which has been
holding sessions there during the past
week.
A regular meeting of the R. C. |. P. A.
will be held in Foresters' hall, Worthen
block, Wednesday evening at 1880. Let
every member be present and bring your
due books and all candidates to be ini.
tiated be present. also to elect financial
SECRETARY. Important business to be
transacted Local 24l.
The Washington County Market Grow
ers' association will hold a meeting at
the garden of H. A. Kendall on Trow hill
Wednesday, June 10, at p. m After
inspecting Mr. Kendall's garden, the com
pany will visit the strawberry fields OF
f. Richie and Mr.. Veino, and Others in
that neighborhood, All persons interest
ed in gardening and strawberry growing
are invited to attend.
A meeting of the Barre woman's aux
iliary to the food administration was
held at the Aldrich library hall last even
ing, there being an attendance of about
80 women Of the city who are interested
in the work of increasing the conserva-
ton of products which are required by
the government for shipment to our sol
diers and our allies, chiefly wheat. The
work thus far performed by the members
of the organization was reported on and
plans were laid for canvass OF the va
rious wards TO interest the housewives in
1t is expected that dem
of wheatless recipes will be
given soon by representative OF the |
Vermont extension bureau and other
demonstrations by captains of the ward
teams are projected. All the women OF
Barre are invited to attend these demon
STATIONS, as well as TO participate in
he work Of the local organization.
Basing claim on the fact that during
The season, which recently closed, no de
feats were suffered from the hands Of
any of the opponents throughout the
state, the Goddard seminary baseball
cam Is laying claim to the state cham
,ionship. Last Saturday afternoon at
Burlington, the seminary aggregation de-
eated the signal corps team for the sec
md time this season, the score being
, to o. The only defeat TO be suffered
w the seminary team was against the
Jean academy team at Boston several
weeks ago, while the list OF victories in
luded ten victories over some Of the
astest teams hereabouts, the Dartmouth
eserves, the St Michael's college team,
he signal corps team and the re-organ
zed Barre A c. team being some Of the 4
cams taken into camp during the sea
on. Although sevenal of the members |
/ this seasons nine will be lost through !
radiation, the prospects for a success I
I'll season next year are at present ia I
orable
A very interesting meeting of Cobble
ill grange was held Monday evening.
!. X. Hutchinson was elected to the of
ce of overseer in place of w. G.. Cum g
ing, who resigned on account Of enter !
" the war. Tracy Carpenter was in 9
allied as gatekeeper. As it was young d
copies night, all the chairs were occu- o
led by young people Miss Lena Owen I
tied as lecturer and furnished the fol- d
wing program: Piano solo, Ralph DAT a
ne; summer girls minstrels Miss
ladys Perkins acting as interlocutor,
iss Margaret Richie and Miss Elva
radbury as end ladies, the other parts
ling taken by Misses Turner, Dickey, 3
ayne and Lille Richie. The young q
dies acquitted themselves like old Z
Inds in the show business and received II
uch applause. This was followed by II
zeal solo, F. S. Kent; vocal trio, Misses b.
adys Perkins, Helene Hack and Mr.. a.
emit; four minute talk, Harold Bancroft. a.
lis was followed by unique selection,
ing mixed chorus of is voices in the :
ng, I'm the Candlelight" The effect of !.
e marching figures, carrying candles, I
rs very pretty. Mr.. Kent gave a very I
cd talk on the young mans point of /.
ew in the war. Taken altogether, it /
Is one of the most enjoyable meetings,
d one that will long be remembered /
lie grange heartily thank the young
ople for their most excellent program 4
he next meeting win be Tuesday even
2, July ..