The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-16
TALK OF THE TOJVN

Regular meeting of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge Wednesday evening, Jun'
Is, at o'clock
Miss Alice Strathern, teacher Of
Barre public schools, left to-day fol
Island Pond to pass the summer vaca
tion.
| Amelio Ferrari and Joseph Cate
went to Moretown to-day and plan tt
spend few days angling in that vi
cinity.
Tickets for Goddard prize speaking
on Thursday evening, June IL, may be
obtained at the Barre Drug Store to
day.-adv.
A regular meeting of Barre council
No. 40l, knights of Columbus, will be
held at the council rooms this evening
beginning at 1880 o'clock.
i. A. Cooper and Laurence Walsh,
National bank examiners, are at the
| Peoples National bank to-day auditing
and examining accounts.
Mrs. Ella Sawyer resumed duties as
cook to-day at the Maberini and Gal
/ lagher restaurant, after three weeks
vacation spent with relatives in San.
bornville, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Bell and two chill
dren of Maple avenue returned last eve
ming from Farnumsville, Mass, where
on Monday they motored with Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Bell and two daughters,
formerly of East Montpelier.
Word received by relatives of Harry
W. Tilden of Roxbury day informed
them of his death at his home yester-
day morning. Mr. Tilden had been in
poor health during the past two years
He was graduate of Goddard semi.
nary.
The June publication of the Monu-
mental News magazine has as its prin-
cipa cover design a massive monument
of Barre granite erected in memory of
the soldiers and sailors of the Confed-
crate states by the United Daughters
Of the Confederacy of Saint Louis.
A Spaulding victory dance in honor
OF the winning by the school team of
the state high school championship in
baseball for the season of 1920 will be
held in the assembly hall tonight.
Landi's three piece orchestra will fur.
nsh music Members of the Alumni as
ISOLATION and all students are cordially
invited No admission fees.
Mrs. Annie Sullivan of jefferson
street, who moved here from Hardwick
last summer, left yesterday for Tacoma,
Washington to join three Of her
daughters residing there and intent
upon making that city her home. Ae-
complaining her was her grand
Miss Anna Moore, junior
in Spaulding high school during the
past year.
The body Of Wallace Paige, who died
last week following an operation at the
Fanny Allen hospital, Winooski, was
taken to Groton for burial and funeral
services were held in the Methodist
church there. Those from away who
attended the funeral were Miss Dora
Chase OF Montpelier, Miss Jennie Ha |
fey O'Neil of Lynn, Mass, Robert Ha- !
fey, sr., of Roxbury, Mass, Robert Ha
fey, jr., of Philadelphia, Pa, Victor
Paige of Hardwick and Mrs Harry
Shorey OF Montpelier.
f. C. Gitchell OF Montpelier has sold .
for John Benjamin the Pearl Beckley /
place of $50 acres and buildings. sit
uated about four miles from Barre
City, to Fred L. Lacaillade of Baptist
street, Williamstown, for 5000, Mr..
Benjamin takes as part payment Mr..
l.acailade's farm Of l30 acres in Will
Jamestown for $4,000. MIR Lacaillade is
TO have the farming tools ON the Beck
ley place apd is to move his family,
horses and cattle there at once He
plans to run the farm on larger
scale than formerly.