The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

A few more hats at big discount
Mrs. +, A. Witham.
A. II. Fasola has completed a few
days trip TO Massachusetts and New
Hampshire for the Excelsior Granite
company.
Robert Nelson of Bristol Conn. one
OF the out of town guests at the Po
land Ennis wedding yesterday morn,
ing, returned to his home to-day.
A meeting of the st. Andrews club
viii be held in it's room in the Scam.
PM building Thursday evening, june
! "A, at 1880 p. m. Important business.
Harold Backmore of East street
and Ralph Dafline of Trow hill leave
for Block Island, r. T., tomorrow night
to take up work in one of the hotels
| there.
No need of suffering longer with
rheumatism, says +. A. Drown. the
| druggist, now that / car supply YOU
with Rheuma. Money back if it fails.
| adv.
Cyril Marion of 80 Franklin street
left this morning for New York City,
gong on short business trip in the
interest Of the Marion & OLeary
granite firm.
A regular meeting of the |. o. O. L.,
NJ. L., viii be held Friday June 25. at
I P. m. Nomination and election of Off
GERS. The pink degree win be worked
after the meeting. Refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips. who
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Mccarthy of South Main street
for several days while on their wedding
tour, start this afternoon on the re.
turn journey to their home in Wau-
kegam, Ill.
Howard Ennis of Waterbury, who
came to attend the wedding of his
sister, Miss Gertrude Ennis, to Thomas
Poland of Bristol, Conn. which oc.
CURED yesterday morning at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Cutler, returned
to his home to-day. q.
The annual picnic and election OF of
ficers of the mission circle of the Uni
versalist church will be held at the
home of Mrs. Brooks, Camp street. to-
morrow friday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock. All the ladies of the church
are cordially invited to. come Mem
bers please bring mite boxes.
Dorothy McAIahon of West street,
Arleen Brown of Allen street, Florence
Kittredge of Franklin street, Margaret
Murphy and Mary Scott of Merchant
street, under the chaperonage of Miss
Lewmina Rickert of fremont street,
left this morning for Joe's pond, for
two weeks camping and outing at the
Averill camp.
George Ralph of Maplewood avenue,
a member of the Ross & Ralph granite |
firm of this city leaves this afternoon
for Montreal, where he boards the |
White Star liner, Megantic, for Scot |
land, After several weeks pleasure |
trip in England and Scotland, he plans |
to return to Barre Mrs Ralph ac. !
him TO day as far as Mont
real.
Andrew Blackmore. son of Mr.. and |
Mrs. W. j. Blackmore of Fl Pleasant |
street. received this week the degree |
of bachelor Of science at Wesleyan |
at Middletown, Conn. Mr..
Blackmore, having specialized in math-
has secured a position as an
instructor i'm the vocational high school |
of New London, Conn, and begins du
ties with the opening of school next
fall
A small maple tree on Elm street in
This city bears undoubtedly. the largest
leaves of any in the state. One of its
leaves plucked by little William Saw
yer yesterday measured l6 inches
across and II inches in length. not in
,lttItnar ha inprth at fho toaF at. |
Another measured 10 inches across and
was equal in length. The larger of
he two was placed in The Times win
low on display this morning. The wax
which may be seen on it was placed
here by young Sawyer, who believed
he leaf might be better preserved with
| covering of wax.
Hugh Gordon, a. professional golf
player, who has wide acquaintance
lmong Barre and Burlington golf play
rs, captured sixth place in the Mas
achusetts open state tournament held
Il the Commonwealth Country club in
}oston yesterday. Gordon, who halls
rom Rhode Island, was one of A. en-
ries. He will be remembered espe
ially at the Waubanakee Golf club in
Burlington as an instructor in the
anne and in Barre and Montpelier as
who played against
George Fraser of this city in an ex
ibition game at the Montpelier Coun-
ry club course few years ago. Fra
er is now a professional at the Wau-
anakee club in Burlington
The management Of the Barre base
all team has made arrangements for |
game at lntercity park Saturday aft.
rnoon with the Richmond town team. /
rhich in years past has had a favor
BILE reputation As fast ball club. Its &
artery for Saturday will be George |
,orman of Port Henry. \. Y, and ]
ack Berry. former Goddard semi {
ary catcher, who figured in baseball
ack in 1914 Gransi. the young Ital I
an twirleT Of Montpelier seminary, q
rho pitched against Polli in the Barre =
cams first game against Goddard sem
nary, will do the mound work Sstur
av. with the assistance of Joe Co
lolli at the plate. A special ear viii
ave this city at O'Clock Saturday
fternoon.