The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-04
TALK or THE TOWN

i Women's white oxfords, 1919 al
/ Shea's. adv.
| Clothing and shoes AT reduced prices
| at Lamorey's, Barre.
Arthur Johansson leaves to-day for
New York on business trip.
Mrs Celeste Rosa and daughter OF
South Ryegate are visiting Mrs. G
Month of l04 Smith street
The outing by the men of the Baptist
church, which was to have been held to-
night, has been postponed until next
week.
As am closing Saturday, June 5, for
the season. all hats sold far below cost.
Miss NJ. NJ Minnie, "a Summer street.
adv.
Mrs. Clara NJ Bishop of 1856 Wash
ington street left to-day for Johnson
I City, y. Y. where she will visit her
brother indefinitely.
! A farce and basket social will be Civ
en- Monday evening in the parlors of
| the First Baptist church. Admission,
| l5c. Time, s o'clock. adv.
Miss Katherine Young returned to-
day to Boston, after having spent two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
( w. -. 1Oung OF nil street.
! William Leahey the guest of Max
/ Holden of South Main street for the
past week, returned to his home in
Fall River. Mass, last evening.
| Mrs. Fl. I. Moses, organizer of Moose
lodge auxiliaries, left this morning for
White River Junction to join her hus.
band, now organizing in that and ad
! Joining towns 4
Professor r. III. Jordan of Dartmou
college, of the department of educa
ton, has consented to make the prin.
cipsl address at the graduation excr.
cises of Spaulding high school next
week.
Notice! Attention. Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs Annual memorial service in
|. o. o. F. hall Sunday evening, june
g, at 7;30. Rev A. NJ. Markey of
Willismstown win deliver the memo
rial address.
Mr.. and Mrs. w d. Smith of Sum
mer street, Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Smith |
of Maple avenue, and Mr.. and Mrs. |
A. w. Smith who are here from Iowa !
for few weeks vacation, returned /
last evening from Greensboro pond
after several days camping at the
w. ID. Smith cottage.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Barre Red Cross viii be I
held at Aldrch hall Monday. June I,
at $50. Reports will be given and
necessary business transacted. The re
ports include one concerning the Red
Cross meeting in Boston and Miss Ey
elyn Phelps will tell Of her work in
the Chelsea naval hospital Everyone
vited to attend.
An officer of the L s. remount serv
ice will be at the stables Of II. NJ. Farm
ham in Montpelier Wednesday June
10. at $50 a. m, to inspect and pur
chase riding horses for the United
States cavalry On the preceding day,
Tuesday. June Is, the officer will be at
the following places, South Royalton,
8 a. m. Tunbridge, 10 a. m. Chelsea,
II a. m, Williamstown, IL, North
field, 3 p m.
Mrs Phyllis Burditt, past grand ma
iron of the grand chapter OF the Order
Of Eastern Star of Vermont, and her
husband, who attended the convention
IN Barre during the past two days re
turned TO her home in Springfield 10.
day. Mrs. Ellie Lines Chaplin, most
worthy grand matron of the national
organization. who likewise was present
al this convention, left to-day for
to make brief visit be
fore going to similar meeting in
Quebec, Canada.
Three of the scheduled baseball
games -of Spaulding high school base
ball team have been cancelled during
he past week. Lyndonville Aggies were
to cancel both games because
If financial difficulties, and Waterbury
high, which was to have played here
10 morrow afternoon. also found IL i'm
possible TO meet the schedule. Man
,ger William Clark endeavored during
he past two days to arrange for a
game with Montpelier seminary. since
.hese teams have played but twice to
gethcr and each has lost game This
vas impossible, since the seminary
cam has a game scheduled for Sat
lrday. The only game, therefore, in
Barre tomorrow afternoon will be that !
# Vermont Seconds with Goddard sem
nary, which begins at O'Clock