The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

orchestra. adv
Mrs. William Gibson has gone to Hart
! ford, Conn, to join her husband, who Is
employed there
John Shores, wife and daughter, are
visiting Clayton Shores Of Middlebury
for few days.
Antonio Bianchi of the Bianehi gran
lite firm left last night on weeks bust
ness trip through the western cities.
Mrs. Eva M. Savoie and child ar
rived yesterday from Plattsburg, n. ",
after weeks visit with Homer Savoie.
William Salter Of Shelburne arrived
yesterday to pass a enday vacation
with his sister, Mrs. Carl Huse, of South
! Barre
/ a meeting Of the joint amusement
committee of Clan Gordon, No. II, will be
held on Monday, June l6, at p. M,
prompt.
Albert Scott, auditor of the Central
| Vermont railway, who for the past two
days has been here on business, returned
to-day to st. Adams.
All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will
meet at Odd Fellows hall at $3.50 o'clock
Sunday evening to attend memorial
services at the Congregational church.
Largest line OF new and second handed
ranges in Barre, Perfection and Kerogas
| oil stoves, wieks and ovens. Call and
get prices, Il. A. Prirdle, Worthen
block
Henry Vanetti, student in the Uni
versity Of Vermont, is taking a few days
vacation at his home on Beckley street
before taking the final examinations for
the year.
All members of the X Of G. are re-
quested TO meet at their hall Sunday
morning at s:l5 o'clock, for the purpose
of acting as escorts TO the Rt. Rev. j. j,
Rice, D. D., bishop of Burlington, during
confirmation exercises.
Miss Olivia ]. Mcknight Of Barre is
to be one of the graduates at the Blst
annual commencement exercises of Cas-
Teton Normal school at Castleton next
Tuesday. Miss Mcknight is secretary
treasurer of the class.
Leslie Rogers, son of Mr.. and Mrs w
J. Rogers of Allen street, completed to-
day three weeks stay with his par
ents. Before returning to Camp Dey-
ems he viii pass week with his broth
er, Charles. of Manchester, n. H.
Edward w. Jackson, member of the
18th U. S. marine medical corps, has ar
rived from France, landing at the naval
base Quantico, Va, according to word
received by his relatives here yesterday
He is expected home in few days.
Mrs Peter Laxson and Mrs. Eva Webb
and daughter, Madene. who have been
visiting at the home of Mrs William
Gibson Of Highland avenue, have left
for Danville Quebec where they will Wis
1t before returning to their home IN
Springfield, Mass.
The sophomore class Of Spaulding high
school in many private cars left this
morning for their second summer outing.
A large percentage of the class met at the
school this morning with their lunch BIAS.
kets and, with several teachers as chap.
erons, left for Woodbury. pond.
George David and Albert Bertrand
started by automobile this morning on
a trip that win last several days taking
them through various towns in northern
New York. They are planning TO attend
many of the fairs in the New England
states and IL is TO this end that they
are making this trip.
Ira Houston, who has just returned
from New York City and Hoboken, Y. j.,
had the opportunity Of seeing the trans
port Leviathan drop anchor at Hoboken
and witness the rejoicing of $4,000 Amer
lean troops as they stepped once again
upon American soil. Two Barre men
came under his observation. They were
Lieutenants Homer Sowles and ]. A.
Wark, formerly a practieipg physician
in this city
That part of the parking regulations
for automobiles about the City park re-
lating to the extinguishing of lights at
night has been revoked by the Barre POI
lice committee on advice that the state
law does not permit motor vehicles ia
stand on the street without lights. So
all motorists who park their cars about
the City square Tor anywhere else on
the highway tonight should bear in
mind that the cars must be lighted.
A farewell party was given last even
ing at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Bugbee
of Richardson street in honor of Mrs.
Fred Bancroft, who soon leaves for
Mansfield, o. to make her home. Cards
were played and refreshments served
During the evening Mrs Earl Batchelder
in behalf Of the friends assembled. pre-
sented Mrs, Bancroft brooch pin, the
guest of honor expressing her thanks
Lieut.. Douglas Gordon and Mrs. Cor
don and young son are visiting at the
home of the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Gordon, Of Orange street
Lieut.. Gordon is on sick leave from
Camp Devens, where he has been con.
fined with pneumonia in the camp hos
pital since returning from overseas. He
was member of Co. |, l04th infantry
. 10Th division, having belonged original,
ly to the National Guard at Lynn, where
J he resided He was cited for gallantry
by general headquarters for his work IN