The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Dance, Woodbury., Friday, June To-
| adv
Auction sale Saturday. City Auction
| Market
| w. s. Goss Of East street is clerking
in the +. D. Ladd 4 Go. store.
The Glover club will meet with Mrs.
Mari Friday afternoon at the usual
hour.
Finest quality georgette crepe in the
latest shades. Little Dry Goods Store, 3
Cottage street. adv.
| A regular meeting Of st, Johns court,
| G. Q. f., win be held Thursday evening
at o'clock Initiation.
| Don't forget to phone 1892 when
| you're ready to sell your rags, rubbers,
magazines, etc. Abram Fine.
Miss Christina MeTayish Of Washing
ton street left for New York City yes
terday to visit relatives for a few
| weeks.
| Regular meeting Of T. O. o. H., M. u,
in X Of G. hall Frida., June 20 Initia-
ton Guards meet at G;30. Refresh
ments.
Regular meeting Of Col j. b. Mead
circle, No ], Ladies a the G. A. r., will
be held Friday afternoon at 2:30 in aux.
iliary hall.
1 Joseph Gay and grandson, Ray Gay,
of Hartford, Conn, arrived in the city
yesterday to spend two weeks at their
former home here.
Miss Ruby Bradbury, who has com
pleted the spring term Of school in South
| Ryegate, has returned to the home of
her mother, 1913 Washington street.
Wanted-A young man as clerk. Must
be good penman, quick and accurate in
| figures. Must have the best of refer
ences. Address "p," care Times Office
adv.
There will be a special meeting Of the
L. A., A. O. H., Friday evening, June l3,
at 2;30 o'clock in Worthen hall. Ballot
ing on candidates and other important
business.
The annual picnic Of the Glenugie club
will be held next Saturday, June IA,
Caledonia park. All members be pres
ent. Take l2;45 street ear. Per order
president,
Remember the meeting at the city
court room at o'clock tomorrow night
to hear the report of the committee
that has been investigating the com
munity house question.
Baked bean parish supper viii be
served in the vestry of the Church OF
the Good Shepherd Friday evening at 8
o'clock. Every member Of the parish is
urged to attend this supper.
Miss Nora Morris, a student nurse in
the Massachusetts General hospital in
Boston, is spending a three weeks vaea
tion with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George l.. Morris of Averill street
| Alumni, former students, faculty, SEN
Tors, juniors Of Spaulding, together with
their husbands, wives or sweethearts, are
hereby cordially invited to the alumni
ball to be held in S. II. S. assembly hall,
June Is Tickets, 81 extra ladies 35c.
Mr.. and Mrs. James /. Marion re-
turned last night from Northampton,
Mass, accompanied by their daughter,
Vivian, after attending the commence
ment exercises at Smith college, where
Miss Marion was a freshman student
this year.
| Francis Grady, who was recently dis
| charged from the infantry at Camp
| Meade, Md, left this morning for Leb.
anon, n. H. after having secured EN-.
| ployment there For the past week or
ten DAYS he has been visiting with
| friends and his mother, Mrs. Rose Grady,
of the Morse block.
Hiawatha lodge, No 20, T. 0. o. f.,
| viii confer the first degree upon. class
of candidates on Thursday evening, June
| y. A delegation from Valley lodge, No.
l6, Of Waitsheld is expected TO be pres
emit Refreshments will be served after
the work A good attendance is hoped
for Per order noble grand.
| A. A. Morris was arrested yesterday
| afternoon on warrant charging him
| with statutory olTense on Alberta
| Ayers Of Berlin June 10. He was re-.
leased on $1,000 bail, furnished by By
ron A. Wright. The case win probably
be brought up in county court at later
| date.
| William r. Halyosa of Balboa, Pan
ana Canal Zone, has arrived in Barre to
| spend q part Of his summer with rela
| tiyes in this city and in other places in
this country and Canada. He came on
| United Fruit Co. steamer and was nine
| days ON the water MIR. Halyosa was
| formerly resident Of Barre.
| Earl r. Smith of Fayston, arrested
June 4 by Constable Abel Wilbur for
| negIecttng to send three children Of
school age to school, retraeted his plea
, Of not guilty to guilty before Judge =. l..
| Scott yesterday afternoon, whereupon he
was released after paying a fine Of IS
! and costs Of St5,45. The case was
I brought in court on June 4.
Harry II Cooley Of Randolph Center
was in the city yesterday, arranging
with z iandi for music for the dedica
ton OF the new dormtory at the Yer.
mont State School Of Agriculture, The
contract was made for a l0-piece or.
chestra with novelties that will be one
! of the numerous features of June 20, the
day set for the dedication. Tonight
this orchestra plays in Dewey hall at
Norwich university for the alumni ball.
James Robertson returned to-day TO
, North Adams, Mass, since the condition
of his mother, Mrs. Annie Robertson Of
Washington street, was much improved.
James Robertson, nephew Of Mrs. Rob
ertson also left to-day for his home in
New York City, He was on his way
r home from Montreal, where he just re-
ceived an honorable discharge from the
Canadian army after a twoy service,
and decided to make stop with his