The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-03

Delaney. The burial took place in Mount
| Oljvct cemetery.
There will be a meeting of the Hart
ford post of the American Legion at
the Knights Of Pythias hall, Friday even.
! ing, Oct 3, at s o'clock All ex-seryice
men are urged to be present at this
/ meeting. Election Of officers and other
business relative to the formation and
| Organization OF the post viii be brought
before this meeting
Mrs James Smith of Barre is a guest
at the home of Mrs. Hugh Plummer of
| West Lebanon.
Miss Hazel Halves of Lebanon is the
new stenographer in the office of Ray
mond Trainor
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Gibbs and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Gibbs motored to Brandon
and Pittsford the first of the week.
! P. =. Adams, with force of men, was
in Windsor Sunday unloading and in
| stalIing a l2-ton crane for the Windsor
/ Foundry corporation.
Mrs. Dennis Long and daughters, e.
len and Carlotta, are Sisiting Mrs Longs
I son, Michael Long, and her brother,
! James p. O'Brien, for several weeks.
A treat is in store for the baseball fans
of Vermont and New Hampshire when
the famous New York National league
| team, with its regular lineup guaran-
teed, appears in Windsor on Tuesday
| afternoon, Oct. IL. Assistant Secretary
/ Brannick of the Giants has guaranteed
the following lineup and batting order;
| George Bunrns, left fed Ross Young,
| right field Art Frisch, third base; Larry
Doyle, second base; Art Fletcher, short
| stop; Benny Kaufr, center field; Prince
| Hall Chase, first base Lew Mccarthy
and Earl Smith catch; Jean Dubuc and
RUDE Benton, pitch, with Art STATE, util-
| ity. The baseball fans of the entire
country know the history of each of
| these men, and the New York club is
considered to be one of the greatest or
CARNATIONS ever put upon 4 ball field.
| Windsor IS endeayoring TO secure one of
the greatest pitchers in the game to-
| day, and feels confident that within a
| few days announcement can be made Of
] his agreement to pitch. Nevertheless,
| the fans can figure on a prominent ma.
ior league pitcher being in the box for
Windsor. John Michigan OF Claremont
will umpire. The game win be called at
$3.50 p. m. Do not forget the date, and
remember that the biggest guarantee
J offered to a baseball club will be given
to the famous New York club.
The l. 0. O. f. district meeting of dis
trict No. s, will be held in White River
| Junction Friday evening, Oct. 3, com
mencing at o'clock Supper will be
served in the |. o. O. r. hall by the ladies
of Fidelity Rebekah lodge At o'clock
the following program will be given in
Gates opera house, Meeting will be
opened in form at 3 o'clock by Myrtle
| lodge, No 81; introduction of grand Off
GERS; address of welcome, Rev. H. i.
i Thornton, Myrtle lodge, No. q; response
for district, Rev w. G. Harvey, Bethel,
No. 35; response for grand officers, Alex.
ander Duncan, grand master; exemplii-
cation of the unwritten work, Frank w.
| Jackson, grand secretary; reports of
lodges in district; exempification of first
degree, Quechee River, No. 46; good of
the order, grand officers and others; clos
ing ceremonies, Myrtle, No. q.
Myrtle lodge has appointed the fol-
( lowing committee for the district meet
| ing! Inception, u +. CampDeff n. IT,,
w. c. Peavey, v G., all past grands of
Myrtle lodge; hall committee, L. G. Hav-
erstock, 2. G., F. H. Cleveland, P. g., H.
A. Cleveland, P. g., p j. Hamilton; ban
| quet committee, f. c. Bassett, p. G., R.
A. Clough, B. R, Foster; general commit
tee, Gil, Brewster, P G., G. f. Boyle, p.
G., L. j. Eaton. A cordial invitation is
extended to all Odd Fellows in good
standing to attend this annual district
J meeting