The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-22

Mrs. u. N. Granger OF Merchant street.
Mrs. Willard Sollinger of Albany, N.
", is the guest of her sister, Mrs, G..
Gamache, of Laurel street for an indefi
mite time.
Fay Mann and John Rogers ended
their vacations of 10 days from Harvard
Dental college last night when they re-
turned to Boston.
Mrs. Nellie Bianchi and Mrs. A. Ronca
returned last night from Quincy, Mass,
where they were called by the death of
James Gilbert Dow
Lawrence Francis, infant son of Mrs.
Edward Venner Of Branch street, is Sc
riously i'll with pneumonia at the City
hospital, where he was taken Sunday
Joseph Fraser, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fraser of Maple avenue, has OBJ
tanned position at the Waubenakee
Golf club in Burlington and begins work
to morrow.
Miss Rosamond Maekie, daughter of
Mrs. Mary Mackie of Summer street,
left this morning for the Crane insti
tute of music at Potsdam, n Y, where
she is student.
Peter Beltrami, who has been EN-
ployed in the granite industry here, has
secured a position in granite yard in
New York City, and left last night to
assume his new duties.
Albert Mari who was honorably dis
charged from the army five weeks ago,
left to-day for Camp Devens to join his
former unit, the l03d infantry, in the
parade next Friday in Boston.
Forest Batchelder who is attending
the Albany Business college at Albany,
N. Y, but formerly was employed at the
Red Cross pharmacy, is spending a few
days with friends and relatives here i'll
Barre
Miss Clementine Calcagni, whose home
is on Humbert street, has completed a
few days visit in Barre and returned
yesterday TO her studies at the Bridge.
water Normal school at Bridgewater,
Mass
Miss Marjorie Andrews, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. c, s. Andrews of Maple
Grove street, who is member Of the
Chelsea high school faculty, arrived in
the city Saturday to pass brief visit at
her home.
Alexander Burnett, who was operated
upon at the City hospital week ago
last Saturday for appendicitis, is recov-
ering quite satisfactorily, and expects
to be able to return to his home on High
land avenue this week.
Sergeant Francis Grady has returned
to Camp Mead, Baltimore, Md, owing
to the nearness Of the expiration date Of
his furlough. He arrived ten days ago
and has spent most of his visit with rel
atives and friends in this city.
There will be a meeting Of all those
interested in poultry insects in the city
hall Thursday evening at o'clock. A
specialist ON this subject from Wash
ington, d c., will be present. The meet
ing is in charge of the Vermont Poultry
association.
At the Lincoln campus this afternoon
at 4 o'clock the Spaulding baseball team
will get their first tryout by members Of
the alumni of that school Tonight at
o'clock in the Spaulding gymnasium
there will be a basketball game between
the Spiaulding team and the Combina.
tion Five.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W Scott of Richard.
son street, Mira Fannie Cooney and Mrs.
George Hutehins of East Barre, Mr. and
Mrs A. w. Taft of Washington street
and G. A. Spear we're the delegates Of
the New England Order Of Protection to
leave Barre yesterday to attend the
grand lodge meeting in Burlington to-
day
The Easter sale Of the Church Of the
Good Shepherd held in the vestry OF the
church last evening, was a great success
Fancywork, aprons and food were eager
| ly bought and afterwards a parish sup
! per was held, which was well attended
| Following this came a social hour, the
whole affair being much enjoyed by all
present
There is still yarn on hand at the Red
Cross room, from which ehildren's stock
ings are to be made, and any desiring tc
| do this work will be supplied with the
yarn by calling at the Red Cross head
| quarters on the days when the work
room is open Those in charge would
like to have the yarn given out and thu
work continuing.
The condition of Mrs. James Even O
Orange street has improved sufficiently
to permit Of the return of Misses Chris
tine and Lucille Even of New York City
and Miss Ethel of Hartford, Conn, Il
their employment, they having beer
called here by the illness Of their mother
Mrs George Z. Young Of Skowhegan
Me-, another daughter, is also here visit
ing her mother.
II seems to be sin the air" that Groot,
Winkel, the bazaar of the Montpelier
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, which opens
at the city hail. Montpelier, on April 20
is going to be something quite out Of thu
ordinary, with its curious Dutch houses
its huge and realistic windmill and it.
elaborate electric decorative effects. TIL,
many inquiries and the large advanc,
sale of tickets point to overfowinI
houses every night.-adv.
Mrs. L. W. Cutler, Miss Emma Cutler
and Mrs. John Michael, who spent TIL,
Easter holidays at the home Of Mr.. anC
Mrs. B. w. Hooker Of Park street lef
this morning, accompanied by Mrs. Hook
err, for Worcester, Mass, where they re
side Captain Harold Cutler Of the 77tl
division is now on the homeward Jour
ney from France and is expected to ar
rive in New York during the latter par
of this week. Mrs Hooker will attend
! the parade in Boston this week, in whici
her son, Lieutenant Neil w Hooker
takes part.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs o.
Barre will observe the one hundredth an
niversary of the founding of the order
on Thursday evening, April "a, in the
o. o. +. hall in the Gordon block. Thu
exercises will start with banquet which
will be served at $3.50 o'clock, and that
will be followed by program, with Rev
George E. Price of Rutland as the speak
err of the evening. Other parts of thu