The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-08
TALK or THE TOWN

! Lobster a la NeWDurRh at Sncparc
cafe, Sunday. adv
Don't forget Presbyterian rummage
sale Saturday, May s, from 2 to
| o'clock.--ady.
/ Fresh trawberries, celery, lettuce
/ cucumbers and asparagus just IN al
Marchetti's fruit store, Depot square
adv.
A stereopticon lecture, "Child Life in
Missions will be given in the Heddinl
I Methodist church Sunday at p. M. 81
beautiful pictures. Everybody welcome
! Boston Sunday Post and Herald and
J the New York papers are now due at
p. m. Sunday, and patrons may call for
! them at that time. Martins Book
! Store adv.
To-day's special at Fitts'-Wo 8
light weight fabric gloves, embroidered
backs, gauntlet wrists; brown, gray
ard mode; $3.50 value, specially priced
s 10 pair-adv. -
You don't need to take time to doll
| up" for the overall and apron dance,
May II, at the armory, Montpelier;
! 75c per couple. Auspices X of C. Car
rolls orchestra. adv.
Regular meeting of Sons of Veter-
ans auxiliary Monday night, May 10,
at o'clock. Initiation. Refreshments
will be served. Members please notice
/ change of date of meeting.
Special sale of two, three and four
burner Kerogas oil stoves, the best in
Barre Largest line Of new and Sec
| ond hand ranges in Barre. Get prices.
f. A. Prindle, Worthen block.
Philip William. the infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. Q. II. Perry, died yester-
day. The funeral will be held Sunday
at $3.50 p. m. at the home, 10 Highland
avenue. 1t is requested that no flowers
be given.
Miss Carrie Nichols, who has been
employed at the City Bakery for the
past four months, will complete her
duties there tonight and leaves for
Claremont. n H., where she expects
to be employed.
John Barlow Of Richmond, for sever
a, months night agen at the Central
Vermont depot here, has enlisted in
the u. S. navy. He visited Barre ac-
quaintances yesterday, before leaving
last night for the training station at
Hampton Roads, Va.
The next meeting Of the Ministers
Monday club will be held in the par
lors of Bethany church, Montpelier,
next Monday at 1890 a. m. Rev. d.
c. Huntington. rector of the Barre
"The Place of the Church in Social
Services
Miss Helen Jersey of the Baltimore
Lunch was greatly surprised when she
was presented handsome ring by Mrs.
T. Stone and other friends. Miss Her
sey is soon to leave for Dover, n. H.,
where she has secured employment.
She is to leave with her sister, Miss
Verna Jersey of the Central cafe.
This afternoon at $3.50 on the Lin
coin baseball campus Spaulding high
meets Cathedral high for the first time
this season. This is the only school
game scheduled for Barre to-day, in
fact, is the only game of Importance TO
be held in the city. The Spaulding-
Montpelier seminary game of last week
gave Coach William Johnson an oppor-
tuuity to pick the weak points of the
team, so with these remedied, and there
were but two weak points then. Spauld-
ing ought to play a tight game. Re
ports OF Cathedrals work in other
games gives her a victory over Water
bury and Montpelier high, and though
this statement did not come from real
authentic sources, nevertheless il may
be true.
For the past p years, veterans of
the Spanish American war, residing in
Washington county, have celebrated
the anniversary of mastering into the
service of the United States by picnic
and field day This year is 10 be no
exception, says William Wishart, vice
president of the Washington county as.
ISOLATION, even though the president,
nr Joseph W Jackson is in Philadel-
pha. He has outlined good program
foi the celebration, which will take
place either on the 18th or 18th of this
month. since the exact anniversary day
falls on Sunday. This date will be
made known as soon as Captain w. A.
Pattee of Montpelier. Captain i. L.
Howe of Mortified, First Vice-Presi-
dent William Wishart, and Second
Vice President Thomas Mercer of Barre
meet to confer on the subject, which
they plan to do Monday. This out
ing. Il is expected. will be held at
Caledonia park. Several speakers Of
military rank, Colonel o. ID. Clark. Ad
iutant A. G.. Eaton, Colonel F. b.
Thomas. who in '9s, was a private, but
colonel with the Vermont Infantry
ard the 57th Pioneers in France, during
the late war.
Goddard seminary's baseball gradu-
ates figured qaitc largely in a recent
game in Boston between the Red Sox
and the Philadelphia Athletics, two
men who formerly cavorted on the hill
top diamond participating in the game
for the Athletics, Dan Keefe, who used
to twirl for the seminary, was in the
box for the Athletics and although his
team was defeated, IL was through no
fault OF his. In fact. Keefe was en-
titled TO a victory because he allowed
the Rcd Sox only four hits in eight
innings. allowed but two bases on balls
and struck out one man. James G.
OIeary. the Boston Globe sporting
writer. SAYS: Young keefe. formerly
Of Goddard seminary, pitched a good
game for the Mackmen. but his support
cavcd in At a critical stage. and his
co-nruerlable efforts went for uauchf -