The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-05
TALK or THE TOWN
BUY pianos at Bailey's Music Rooms

/ First-class table board, "The Wood
bine,' 81 Jefferson street; regular
j boarders desired adv
Miss Rhoda Shambo of Springfield
! Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
! Lascor, of West street for few DAYS.
b. |. Staples of Peru, New Mexico, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Hoff-
man of North Main street for few
days.
Stereopticon lecture, beautiful pic
lures on Christian Stewardship" He'd
ding Methodist church Sunday, p. m.
adv.
Thomas Sibley. assistant station
agent at Randolph, is visiting at his
home on Hooker avenue for few
DAYS.
For the next two or three weeks, be-
ginning Monday. June Z, my photo
graphic studio will be closed while
am away. r. Cantu
Miss katherine Phelps, Miss Marion
Carroll, Miss Eunice Mclaughlin and
Mrs. Russell Hoyt leave to morrow for
Lake Morey to spend week camping.
Children of the sixth and seventh
grades of Mathewson school, with their
teachers, Miss Cato and Miss Bailey,
went to Benjamin falls to-day for a
picnic.
The junior class of Spaulding high
school this morning left in auto trucks
and private cars for Lake Morey to
spend the day, the annual summer out
ing for the class.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Christie return
this afternoon to their home in 81.
Lambert, Montreal. after "A week spent
at the home OF Mrs. Agnes Walker Of
II Grant avenue.
Mrs. William Cruickshank for many
years resident of this city, left to-
day for Albany. n y, where she is
TO make her home with her daughter,
Mrs. Robert Duff
An extraordinary unloading of late
arrival wooden stock at our plant in
Chicago makes it necessary that we
cut the price bone deep. The Royal
Tailor Man. over Ladd's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J. Hill of Newport.
who for the past week have been the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Til
den Of South Main street, returned to
their home to-day by automobile.
Tom Nanston, Frank Lascor, Fred
Minnie and Emmo Groteau have Just
returned from wo-day motoring and
fishing trip TO Montreal, p. O., Saranac
lake, Plattsburg and Malone, y. Y.
John Leslie, salesman of Barre
granite for the Townsend Townsend
Granite Co., who covers territory in
New York and Pennsylvania, to-day
went TO Boston on a few days bust
ness trip.
Notice. Attention, Odd Fellows and |
Rebekahs Annual memorial service in |
l. @. o. +. hall Sunday evening, June |
g, at 1880. Rev. A. VI. Markey of |
Williamstown will deliver the memo |
rial address.
A number of men who have been |
working in the machine shops of |
Springfield and Windsor arrived in |
the city early this morning. among |
them being Louis Bottiggi. Jack Da
wilson, Bob Wright Henry Mute, Andy |
Brown and A. Benzie.
The remains of George Gauthier OF |
Boston, who died at the Barre City |
hospital Wednesday night after a |
weeks illness with a complication OF l
diseases we're taken TO Mortified to I
day for funeral services, 10 be held i
from the Catholic church at o'clock
this morning
Attorney William Wishart Of this
city will make the address to the grad.
uating commercial class at Goddard
seminary Tuesday evening, june Is.
Principal O. x. HOLSTER was pleased
to secure Air. Wishart for the occasion.
since the latter is both resident OF
Barre and graduate of the school,
in '9j.
Every candidate for the knights OF
Columbus baseball team is urgently re.
Iuested to be at Lincoln campus Mon
lay evening at $50, or as soon after
IS possible. as the management wishes
10 have the team in readiness for
same very soon. Practice viii con
inue until dark Monday. Wednesday
Ind Friday evenings of next week.
f. Y. Blakely Of Rutland arrived in
he city yesterday, having been mott.
led by the Barre police department
hat he was wanted for speeding
Blakely appeared before Judge E. l..
Scott in Barre city court yesterday
afternoon and pleaded guilty to the
'harge made against him May 20. A
ine of IS with costs of S6.0j was i'm
posed. This he paid and was released.
The University of Vermont second
baseball team which this afternoon OPP
poses Goddard seminsrys nine. has in
Is lineup some familiar figures to
Barre baseball fans. Leonard Thomp-
ION tho third baseman Of the Spauld.
ng high school team in IL is covering
.he same sack for the seconds: Sibley
Young, who also played with the
spauldmg ~ team in LEI. field. viii
,e out in centerield this afternoon.
ind james Mari of Williamstown. Tor.
nerly with Goddard seminary, will be
n left field. Allan Johnston. also of
Barre, who has been PLAYING with the
econds, was shifted to the varsity
quad 10 make the trip To Massaehu
etts as one of the right handed twirl-
rs. L. V. NJ. plays ON this trip Holy !
ross of Worcester to-day aud Har-
ard at Cambridge June 5.
Among the Barre men TO attend the
'ufts Dartmouth game at Hanover, y.
l., yesterday and then the reunion Of
'ermont graduates of Dartmouth
zero Attorney John W Ciordou. Homer
!. Ladd and son, Leslie. Adolph B \
.sne, City Engineer Sidney l.. Rug .
les. and Mayo Lynde. The reusion I
IA held al Woodstock and q banquet !
a. served az Woodstock inn last I
veniug. Here assembled about - grad I
stes Of the college, together with
resident Hopkins Of Dartmouth and