The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

SAFE prices on Naii paper a " beeA
leys.
Maccabees picture at Montpelier Play
house, June Is, 2 and 7 p. m Price, zoe
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Guthrie Of Cliff
street went 10 Burlington this morning
for visit Of few days with friends.
Regular meeting of l. o. O, L., NJ. ur
Friday night at o'clock in X of 9. hall.
Initiation and nomination of officers. Re
freshments.
Regular meeting Of Col. j. b. Mead
circle, No. |, Ladies' OF the G. A. r., Fri
day afternoon, june Ia, at 2:3O o'clock In
auxiliary hall
Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Millar, w. Il. Gil.
bert and A. c. Tilden are among the
Barre people who have returned from
Burlington, where Masonic week actiyi-
ties are in progress.
Summer dresses, tub skirts and shirt.
waists, suitable for commencement, at
reasonable prices Georgianna Mudgett
representative for p. f. Bonney's Sons,
33 Park street phone AL.
| A special meeting OF the Barre Golf
club will be held Friday evening, June Il,
in city court room at o'clock sharp.
Business very important All members
/ u
Lyman Whitcomb, who has been pass.
ing furlough of two weeks with his
mother, Mrs Harriet W. Whitcomb Of
Seminary street, left this morning for
Pelham Bay. N. Y, where he is to re.
sumo his studies in a shore school of
the navy.
Private funeral services were held al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Bishop, 1877 Washington street, this aft
ernoon at o'clock for Bertrand s.
Bishop of Walla Walla, Wash, whose
death occurred May 81. Rev. B. G. Lip
sky, pastor of the Holding Methodist
church, was the officiating clergyman.
Interment was made in Elmwood GENE
terry.
AT her home on Spaulding street last |
evening Miss Ruth Parker entertained a
number Of young women at dinner in |
honor of Miss Elizabeth Carson. After
wards the time was enjoyably spent in
dancing and playing cards. Miss Carson
is to complete her duties as a teacher /
in the North Barre school next week,
after which she expects TO go TO Mont
real, p. O., to reside.
Goddard seminary baseball players are
to be seen on the home grounds for the
last time this season at the campus this
afternoon, when team made up of st.
Johnsbury scale workers is to line up
against the local school BOYS. A number
of seminary students will appear before
Barre fans for the last time, as they
are members of the class which is to
graduate next week The seminary
schedule closes next week at Burling-
ton, when the team playes the signal
corps. To-day's game begins at 4:l5
o'clock.
Rev. H. Philbrook Morrell Of st. Law.
renee university, Canton, n. Y, will de- /
liver the baccaaureste sermon before
the members of the Goddard seminary ,
class in the Universalist
shurch Sunday forenoon at l0;30 o'clock. ,
There are about sixty graduates in the j
and academic departments of
he school, which starts its 50th year {
next fall. Rev. Edgar Grassland pas {
.or of the First Presbyterian church. has
been engaged to deliver the address at ,
he graduating exercises of the CONNER !
,ial class at Goddard chapel Tuesday
,vening. q
An echo Of hotel matters in the village /
If Plainfeld is contained in news item c
rom Rutland, which concerns a former q
Barre hotel man. Says the item; Fred il
I. Bancroft of Pawtucket, r. L., has
,rought suit in Rutland county court {
gainst William Fl. Snow and Amelia q
I. Snow of Wallingford to recover 5000, 4
The plaintiff alleges that on Oct. |, 1915, :
e leased to the defendants the Ban 4
roft inn, located at Plainfield, for the !,
ERIN of one year. They agreed to pay /
80 a month the first six months and 500
month the second half-year. Mr.. Ban !,
roft asserts that the defendant default y
d on the rent" u
After long dull spell in police &C. {,
vities, the police made a round up yes :.
srday afternoon which landed four re. =
1ondents in the lookup William Ham
on of White River Junction and Alex .
nder Harley of Newport acknowledged
rst offenses and elected the Jail alterna-
We of 10 days. John Aiala OF Granite
lie paid fine of IS and costs for a
rst offense. His companion, Timothy
akela of the same village, admitted
cond offense and pleaded for probation.
he respondent cited his responsibilities
the father of five children and pre-
Tiled upon Magistrate H. W. Scott to
Ispend payment of sl5 fine, with the
that Makela would alb
ain from the use OF intoxicants for
,ar.
Catholic Foresters of Vermont closed 4
er 18th trennial session yesterday !:
ternoon and by early evening most of ]
e seventy officers and delegates
no have been here since Monday had
it for their homes. Before adjourning, 4
e Foresters adopted a resolution con :
wing their appreciation to the mem
RS of st. Johns court for the hospital Z
= shown them while they tarried in
IRE. RI. Rev. j. j. Rice, bishop of
e diocese. returned to his home in Bur
gton Immediately after the meeting.
illiam H. Driscoll of St. Adams, who
S served efficiently as secretary for
me time, asked to be relieved of his
ties, although he was unanimously
iorsed for reelection. Further repre-.
ntations failed to swerve Mr.. Driscoll
pm his decision, and Thomas B. Haley
Manchester Depot was elected to sue
I'd him. 10