The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Rummage and food sale, Presbyteri-
an church, Saturday, 2 p m.--adv
Joseph Zitr and Nahem Hidder left
last night for weeks visit in Port
land, Bangor and Caribou, Me.
Maceabees, attention; The collector
| will he at the Frank McWhorter cloth
ing store Saturday from 2 to to take
| dues.
Members of vincitia lodge, No. TO-,
| Knights Of Pythias, will attend Me-
mortal services Sunday morning at the
| PRESBYTERIAN church.
An electrical gasoline pump has been
purchased by the Palace garage own
ers and is soon to replace the large
pump now stationed in front OF their
building.
Attention, everybody; There will be
an ice cream social and dance at Cob
! BILE Hill grange hall Tuesday evening,
June %. Good, snappy music. Fifty
cents a couple; extra ladies, zoe come
and have the usual good me.--adv.
Mrs. Inez Bassett and two daughters,
Marjorie and Betty, and Marie Mes
sier of Orleans are visiting at the
home Of the formers parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs ID. S. Waterman of Washington
! street.
The many friends Of Rev. and Mrs.
J. B. Reardon will be panied to learn
of the death of the latter's mother,
Mrs. Augusta Morgan, which occurred
| Thursday forenoon at their home In
North Charlestown, n. II. Mrs. Morgan
| had been with her daughter since
| their removal from Barre last Octo-
her and had been i'll almost the entire
| time with valyular heart trouble. She
leaves besides the above mentioned
daughter. son. Dr. r. G. Morgan Of
Claremont, n. H., and four grandehll-
dren.
Miss Alice Walker of II Grant ave
nue. entertained number of young
ladies Wednesday evening, the affair
being in the nature of farewell re-
] ception to Miss Jessie G. Macdonald
| who began her homeward journey TO
Los Angeles, Cal, last night, after an
| extended visit The evening was en-
iovably spent with music and other
diversions and the hostess served light
refreshments. A pleasing effect was
lent the surroundings by the attrac-
tive decorations of streamers, flowers
and Japanese lanterns on the porch.
| The Washington street alarm
clock" failed to carry its message this
morning over the rails of the street
car line with the result that many res
idents slept soundly until long after
| 8 o'clock. This alarm clock" has q
bell. but was one on wheels in the
form of an electric car, and one OF 1t;
wheels was fiat or deformed enough Il
make considerable noise whenever i
made a trip to and from the car Tine
terminal Yesterday II was replaced
by a car with four round wheels, anC
that familiar thud along the street
was taken with the old car to the cal
barn for repairs.
Mike Wood, the Goddard seminar,
catcher, A. Thompson, who playet
right field for the school team dur
ing a part of the present season. ant
Edward Marshall, assistant coach O
athletics at the school, are at pres
ent planning TO work in Granitevill'
during the coming summer and 1oir
the ranks of the Graniteville A. {
baseball nine. America Polls, WHIT
pitched for this organization last sea
son. contemplates reioining II agar
this wear, though he will defer his de
eision until after tomorrow, when he
together with A. Sullivan and Sven
tor Of the seminary team. 90 TO Green
field, Mass, to play for the Green
field Tap & Dye works.
A successful and highly. enjoyable
birthday party was given in tn
Knights OF Pythias hall last eveninl
under the auspices Of the ladies of tn
Church of the Good Shepherd in homo
of Bunker Hill day. A program o
more than ordinary merit was ex
eellently rendered by the pupils o
Madame Leach and so well was eacl
artist received that encores were de
manded. Following the program card
were INDUCED in and light refresh
ments served. The rooms were yer.
. tastefully decorated for the occasion
The program was as follows Their
Is No Death Louis 0'Leary; "Apri
Rain" Mildred Bombard; "Ah, Love
J But a Day" Miss Anna Robertson
! "Sea Fever" Wilfred Eisenwintel
|. Miss Ruth Nelson accompanied &C
) ceptably.