The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Duncan of
Edgewood have returned from visit to
Randolph.
Miss Ruth Woodcock returned home
4 Saturday from two weeks visit in
! Montreal
!, Miss Ethel T. Even Of Hartford, Conn,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. James Even,
of Orange street.
Mrs. CT. Butterick and two children
+, of Springfield, Mass, are visiting rela-
| tives on Merchant street.
An adjourned meeting of the X. of G.
will be held Tuesday evening, June H.
A good attendance is desired
| Poison! Farmers, attention! II you
use paris green in Sob lots, ask us for
| quotations. n D. Phelps Co.
No rehearsal of the senior music to-
night. Notice will appear in The Times
when the next rehearsal will be held
| Miss Ruth Averill, after attending the
commencement exercises at Norwich uni
versity last week, has returned to Barre.
John Nelson and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Cutler, Miss Beatrice Callaghan
and James Riley were weekend visitors
at Joes pond,
Mrs. Bessie Barber and family, with
her sister, Mrs Hunt of Royalton, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Mox
| ley of Hardwick.
Tomorrow evening at 1880 all the call
men of the fire department are requested
/ to meet at the fire station for the sec
ond drill of the season.
Regular meeting of the ladies' OF Clan
Gordon will be held Tuesday, June II, at
IL o'clock to allow members to attend
prize speaking Initiation.
The names of Joseph Calcagni and
j. B. Ssnguinetti have been added to the
committee on decorations for the Fourth
of July celebration to the Homecoming
service men.
4 Miss Minnie Ironside Of Aver street
and Miss Mary Smart of Forsythe place
have secured positions as mattresses at
a hotel in Bethlehem, n H., to work
during the summer season.
Il Gloria Swanson in "The Secret Code, "
also two-reel Sennett comedy, False
to the Finish" Bjou to-day adv.
DIR. and Mrs. f. NJ. Lynde and son,
Charles, accompanied by Mrs. Z, l..
Smith, left by automobile yesterday for
Old Orchard beach where the former
wilt spend the next two weeks.
Il Miss Caroline Boffice and Grace Kelly
expect to leave the latter part OF the
week for Boston, where they have ac-
cepted positions with a theatrical com
pany, which is touring the country.
There are still great number of Barre
eity's service medals at the city clerk S
office and the lads of Barre who have
-, h. ~ 6 L.
obtain one by calling at that Office.
Walter Smith, absent from this city
nearly II years, arrived in Barre Satur-
day to visit at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Ellen Smith of Foster street Mr.
Smith recently received his discharge
from the Canadian army.
Members Of Hiawatha lodge Of Odd
Fellows and Bright Star Rebekah lodge
attended church services at the Con-
gregational church last evening and lis.
tened to a sermon by Rev. f. l.. Good.
speed on the subject Of the Good Samar.
itan as brought down TO the Goth cen
fury idea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dings, Madam
Dings, Frank Hackett and Ethel Sladt
from South Royalton, Mr. and Mrs. c. II
Northrop, Madam Northrop, Mr.. anC
| Mrs. Robert Knox, Mr.. and Mrs F. r
Northrop all spent Sunday with Mr.. sns
Mrs. Fred McAllister on the DR.. Martin
farm in Williamstown gulf.
The Interstate Motorcycle club Of T.eb
4 anon, n, H., comprising members in New
Il Hampshire and Vermont, visited Barr
i in their two.day run by motorcycle from
Il Lebanon TO Burlington and Plattsbur,
Saturday and Sunday. The party, con
/ sisting Of rs riders, went to Burlington
4 Saturday and travelled by steamer t
/ Plattsburg after which they turned thei
machines southwark on Sunday, passing
H through Barre Sunday afternoon on tn
last lap Of their itinerary.
Il Attorney II. w. Scott, now suprem
warden OF the New England Order o
4 Protection, has started on tour tina
will include every state in New Eng
Il land. At each of the important cite
4 of the various states he will meet tn
4 grand wardens of the lodge From Barr
Il he started for Manchester, n H., TO re
| main over night; tomorrow he win be il
/ Auburn, Me-, Wednesday in Boston
4 Thursday in Providence, K. l., and Fri
/ day in New Haven, Conn
II The first experiment of parking auto
/ mobiles about the City park Saturda,
II afternoon and evening was only PARTIAL,
H successful because Of the fact that tn
Il drivers of the machines ran their car
H alongside the curb instead of running
Il them in at an angle, az requested by tn
Il police department. The placing of th
H cars alongside the curb reduced the park
II ing space to such an extent that far les
II than the expected number could be &C
II commodated. Along toward evening pc
II licemen were stationed at the park &
Il warn autoists to drive their cars in at al
H angle.
II Frederick Hyland Of Rutland, who 70
II the past two years has been the varsit,
II catcher at Norwich university, and Her
/ bert t"Zip"l Harrington of Portsmouth
II n. H., the shortstop of the Norwich var
\ sity team, we're the guests of Aule,
Ogston over the week end To-day the
left for Newport, n. H., where they viii
play in their respective positions TO
the Newport athletic team, which is on
5 of the teams included in the Industrial
league. This league is composed of tn
Windsor machine shop team, Sullivan
Machinery company's team, Claremont
N. H., team from the Springfield, VT
machine shop and several Others in tina
: vicinity.