The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-28

just the thing for your dessert, our
ice cream bricks. Barre Drug Co.
Cherry ice cream at our store is pro-
nounced success. Try it. Barre Drug
Co.
Miss Maud Gregware left last night
for Boston for two weeks stay with
friends.
Neapolitan ice cream bricks, pints and
quarts, 35c and 65c, Try one. Barre
Drug Co.
Poison Farmers. attention. If you
use paris green in Sob lots, ask us for
quotations. N. d. Phelps Co.
Dance in Rowland hall Saturday even
ing. Special music. Gents, Zoe; ladies',
free, Gilbertson's orchestra. Dancing will
begin promptly at S:l5.-adv.
Miss Eva Smith of Summer street,
teacher of English at Spaulding high
school, is camping at Caspian lake,
Greensboro, for a week.
Miss Catherine Sullivan of Is Cliff
street, having secured employment as a
waitress at Sugar Hill, n. H., for the
summer season, left to-day to begin her
work
Mrs A. NJ. BatcheIder of Fairview
street and Mrs. Elizabeth Lagore Of the
Morse block have gone to Burlington to
spend the week end with friends and rel
atives
The street department has replaced
the pavement blocks in front of the II.
f. Cutler & Sons show rooms which last
fall were taken up when necessary re-
pairs were made to water mains.
At the station this morning gathered
great many students and alumni of
Goddard seminary who were on their
way to their homes, school sessions and
graduation exercises having been com
pleted yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hills of IL Elm
street, together with Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Richardson and Mr. and Mrs. John Rich
srdson of Washington, started yesterday
by automobile for Greensboro pond to
spend week camping.
The funeral of Lawrence L. Ward, the
eight months old son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Ward Of Kirk street, was held at
the residence yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock, Rev. J. B. Reardon officiating In
terment was in Elmwood cemetery.
DR.. A. II. Smith and wife Of Keith
avenue started this morning on two
months vacation trip and do not plan
to return until around Sept. |. Most of
their time will be spent in summer re-
sorts in New Hampshire and Massachu-
sets
Owing to the threatening weather yes
terday afternoon only few of the visit
ors TO the Goddard commencement and
the golden jubilee OF the school went on
the automobile excursion to the quarries
but those who did go were much pleased
with that feature of the weeks enter
tainment
DR. II. A. Drew left this morning for
Chicago, where he will attend the nation
al convention of the American 0ste-
opathic association. He plans to stop a
day or two on the return trip in CO.
lumbus, O., where the Methodist cente-
nary celebration is being held. Dr. Drew
has for some months past, during the
Methodist centenary campaign, been one
Of the minute men speakers and he will
be in Columbus on minute mems day,
July 5.
In an effort TO bring out all the sailors
on the day of the grand celebration a
meeting of all the sea going men was
held last evening in the T. p. G. hall in
the Scampini block. About % young
men appeared for the meeting to discuss
the plans and dress for the day. It was
decided that the men wear the uniform
Of the day which will consist Of
blue suit with white caps and leggingA
Any one having an extra pair of leggings
is requested to bring them along on that
day in order that every man viii be sure
to have a pair. Barre had over 100 sail
ors in the service when the war was on,
SO therefore, they will make a spectacu-
lar feature of the parade if they will
only turn out for that day.
Mrs. Margaret Carson of Beckley hill
received a most pleasant surprise on
Wednesday evening Of this week when
she was invited to the home Of Mrs
John Angwin of % Beekley street. There,
25 neighbors and friends had gathered
for the evening and to make it an even.
ing to be remembered by Mrs Carson
who soon Leaves for Fall River, Mass. to
reside The party had most enjoyable
time and INDUCED in various kinds Of
amusement Refreshments of ice cream
and cake we're served Mrs. Edwin Keast
then made the presentation Of hand.
some leather handbag to their guest. This
affair was largely due to the efforts Of
Mrs. J. Angwin, Mrs. u. o. Allen and
Mrs. Edward Keast, for many years
close neighbors to Mrs Carson.
If it's baseball you want to see this
afternoon Just take ride TO Intercity
park, where the Goddard seminary and
Montpelier seminary teams clash for the
first time in years There's great
amount Of rivalry between these two
outfits, for both have played many New
Hampshire and Vermont teams with
about the same results which only tends
to prove that they are about equal in
strength Even those who are well ac-
quainted with both teams and who know
baseball refuse to make any prophecy
as to the winner, but think it viii be the
breaks of the game that decide the vic
tor. 1t will be safe to say that good
game is sure to take place, since the
teams Of both schools have been practic-
ing for the past two or three weeks in
preparing for this contest Kelly will
pitch for Goddard and Duba for Mont
pelier seminary.
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