The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Attorney A. A. Sargent went to
South Royalton to-day on legal ous-
ness.
| The, w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
+. d. Beckley, 6 Park street, to-mor-
row afternoon at 2:30.
Tickets for Goddard prize speaking
on Thursday evening, June II, may be
obtained at the Barre Drug Store to-
day.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Tilden Of
South Main street left this afternoon
| for Roxbury to attend the funeral Of
| Mr.. Tilden's cousis. Fl. W. Tilden.
Mrs. Anna Smith and son, Roy, of
| Lynn, Mass, who have been visiting
! the formers daughter, Mrs. OrviIle NJ.
Benedict, went to Plattsburg, n. ~,
! to-day. where they will visit friends
| and relatives.
Six women gathered at the Commu-
nifty house Yesterday afternoon to do
community sewing. During the work
ice cream and waters were served rs
, refreshments. This was one of the
weekly meetings, whereby considerable
sewing is done in the interest of the
community, but there are also accom-
modations for many more women along
these lines.
Miss Jessie G. Macdonald Of Los
Angeles, Cal, former Barre resident,
who for the past three weeks has
been visiting friends in this city, leaves
o-night for Boston, where she will
pass a month with relatives before
continuing her journey eastward. She
expects to stop over at New York, Chi
cago and Des MONIES en- route.
About 80 or more students of Spauld-
ing, together with several members
OF the Alumni association, celebrated
the victory of Spaulding over Brigham
academy of Bakersfield in baseball |
Monday by dancing at the school as
sembly hall last evening. Landi's three
piece orchestra furnished some excel |
lent numbers from s o'clock until H. |
This celebration dance was in honor |
of the baseball squad which on Monday |
became champions of the state In high |
school baseball. f,
Arthur Averill, Kenneth Macrea, L. !!
2. Clough and j, Z. Roberts returned |
last evening by automobile from Wood
stock where they attended the inita-
ton of $50 candidates into the order
of the Knights OF Birmingham. Elab
crate plans had been laid for this
event for in the afternoon parade Of
more than 1900 members from all parts
of New England, together with many
large floats. covered territory mile
long in the streets of Woodstock. Al
the banquet tables ,0i0 people were
served last evening
Henry r. Moses of Boston, district
supervisor of the Loyal Order of
Moose, arrived in town last evening
and to-day continued the work OF in.
stituting council in this city. Mr.
Moses. during the past several weeks,
has been instituting councils in Brat
tleboro, Springfield and White River
Junction and Hinsdsle. y. II. To.mor-
row he leaves for Mooseheart. Ill.,. to
attend the annual supreme convention
that will continue for a week. Mean
while Deputy District Supervisor Chcs
Ter A. Bennett win have charge of the
Barre organization. The council in st.
Adams, instituted but a few weeks
ago. has. increased membership 10 400 I
and on July campaign for
/ 1000 members in this lodge will be
started. Last Sunday Mr.. Moses in I
'tituted a lodge in Brattleboro, No.
,03. in the Knights of Columbus hail,
assisted by A. w. Hayden, district
supervisor, of Boston and Mr.. Bennett
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