The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-26
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towns are requested to meet at the |. p
club Friday night at 1880 to make ar
lrangements for the parade. Everybody
please come, as we would like to get o
full crew. Per order "Gobs' committee
Mr.. and Mrs J. ]. Sowles and Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Homer Sowles accom-.
panied Dodge Sowles and Elmer Hon
singer to-day TO Sugar Hill, n. H., where
both young men have been secured tc
work during the summer season on the
golf course.
The condition Of Miss Elizabeth Smol.
let, daughter of Mrs. Mary A. Smollet
of this city, who underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the Claremont Gen.
eral hospital, where she is in training
Tuesday morning, is very favorable fol-
an early recovery.
Sister Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Reward of Websteryille, after
visiting with her parents for several
days, has returned TO Holy Ghost con-
vent, Hartford Conn. She prepares To
sail for France Friday of this week, there
to remain in a convent at St. Brieuc for
four years.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Z. Dodge OF ST.
Louis arrived in the city last evening to
visit the formers brother, 0. j Dodge OF
Elm street, and TO attend the commence
ment exercises at Goddard seminary
from which institution he was graduated
in 1855. They stopped in Burlington and
attended the commencement exercises
and the reunion Of the class of 1890 OF
the University Of Vermont.
Last evening about the City park there
gathered hundreds of people, many in
automobiles, to hear the concert given
by the Barre City band A great deal Of
enthusiasm was prevalent and several
times popular airs were repeated after
much applause. Automobiles were scat.
tered within large radius from the
band stand and few horns were silent
when the band stopped playing,
At the regular meeting of Barre
branch, g. c. !. A., held Monday evening
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term; President, Thomas Mich.
OILS; vice president Daniel V. Ossola
corresponding secretary, John McKer.
nan; financial secretary, James Smart
treasurer. Alfred Milne; trustees local
fund, John Parnagoni and Arthur Lund
adjustment committee, Thomas Venner
Alex Mathews, Daniel " Ossola; au.
ditors, SiIyio Cardi, Joseph Ricciarelli
Alfred Malnati, Henry Alexander, who
had served the union five years as presi.
dent, refused denomination for the Of.
flee.
While attending an outing at Benia.
min Falls yesterday, Miss Ruth Wyllie
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Wyllie
received an ugly cut on her left foot
which necessitated the services Of doc
tor. In company with several other
girls she entered the stream barefoot
and it is probable that large piece OF
glass in the bed of the stream was re-
sponsibe for cash nearly an inch and a
half long and quite deep on the bottom
of her left foot near the heel. Older
ones in the party bound the wound a;
best they could and DR. Chandler wa,
summoned He carried the young lady tC
! his office, where two stitches were nee
essary to close the cut, after which Mis-,
| Wyllie proceeded to her home.
With the boys fast returning from
overseas and everything and everybody
getting back to pre.war days, the Ole
baseball spirit that prevailed through
out Barre is gradually ascending to III
| former position in the minds of the gen
eral public Then Barre supported two
local baseball teams quite easily. Now
movements are being made to fire NJ
enough enthusiasm to support one. II
this end, Charles Hoernle, who two year,
! ago SO successfully organized and man
aged the st Johnsbury team, has ex
pressed his willingness to remain il
Barre though he has already been ap
pointed as an athletic instructor at CAM
Ethan Allen at North Hero. With a lit
tie support from the townspeople, Barr
! could boast Of an excellent baseball out
fit, for now there is large amount o
| material to form an Independent team
Since the field at the northern part o
the city, known as the |. A. G. grounds
has been abandoned as ball field
though it was one of the best in ethe
| Montpelier or Barre, the trotting parl
has been chosen as a most suitable pluc
| for games after little repairing Sucl
events as these aid in boosting bushes
as we'll as retain the younger class o
people who drift away from Barre t.
places that furnish them with amuse
ment that they crave. Other town
smaller than Barre retain teams witt
only half the support that could be en-
listed and quarter of the material wit
which to play