The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

III IdsH pdlu IoT rags, magazines, pa
II pers, etc Phone 7l9-R. Abram Fine
II adv.
II Miss Madeline Henes left Yesterday
II for Manchester, N. H., where she will
i visit relatives.
See the new pianos just received al
Bailey's Music Rooms; all good ant
\ priced reasonably -adv.
/ Wanted, at the Red Cross Pharmacy
a young lady with high school educa
| tion and pleasing appearance. adv.
Jones Brothers company will com
mence work Monday morning at I
o'clock, instead of at Gals as at pres
ent.
See "Everywoman," at the Bijou next
Monday and Tuesday. Special prices
Two shows each day, at 2:l5 and 1870.
adv
The board of directors of the Barre
Woman's club will hold meeting in
Aldrich hall Tuesday afternoon at 2:l5
o'clock.
Mrs. Henry Bushey of l0l Prospect
street was taken to the Barre City
hospital for treatment late yesterday
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Robinson have
returned from Burlington, where they
We're called by the death of Mrs. Rob
| inson's sister.
! Primary petitions have been distrib.
uted in this city for William Wishart
for the city representative on the Re
publican ticket.
Having installed new wash stand,
we are prepared to wash polish and
grease cars. divers Battery Station,
Depot square. adv:
! The names on the wild flower honor
list for the week ending June IL are
| Priscilla Cole, James Morgan and Stan
| ley and Winston Blann.
Harry S. Morse, instructor in math-
ematics and biology at Spaulding high
school, accompanied by Mrs. Morse,
| left this morning for Brandon.
| Maccabees, attention. Special meet
| ing Monday evening, June a. at 1870
Practice and to transact any necessary
business. Every officer and guard is
requested to be present.
Miss Margaret Weafer of Morrisville
returned to her home in Morrisville this
morning after being the guest of Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Weafer of Liberty
street for a few days.
There viii be a special meeting of
the Barre Woman's club Tuesday, june
Is, at 2;30 p. IN. in Aldrich hall to hear
the report of the general federation
meeting in Windsor. Note change of
place.
Miss Helen Gordon one of Spauld-
ing's graduates OF last evening, left
this morning for Massachusetts,, where
she is to join her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Robert Gordon, formerly of Or
ange street
The Ministers Monday club will hold
its last meeting of the season on Mon
the NJ. L. church, Barre. Rev. b. G.. |
Lipsby viii read a paper; topic, why
Not Christian Propagandisty'
Miss Mildred Bates of Wellesley, J
Mass, formerly of Orange street, while |
passing month with her parents. Mr.. |
and Mrs. George i. Bates, in Calais, |
came here to-day to attend the God 1
dard seminary commencement exercises, /
Miss Edna Murphy of North Semi I
nary street has returned from West /
Lebanon, n H., where she attended I
the funeral Of her uncle, James Farrell, |
who died of apoplexy at his home
Tuesday.
''Babe" Hyland and Joe Rogers of the
Norwich varsity baseball team, togeth-
er with Coach Charles Hoernle, passed
through the city to-day en- route to St.
Johnsbury, where this afternoon they
play against a Berlin, n. H., town
team.
w. H. y. Perry, c. D. Swasey, +. II.
O'Clair of Waterbury and W. B. Jones
of Wiliamstown were among the gran
lite manufacturers from out of town
here yesterday to attend the special I
meeting OF the Barre Granite Manufac-
turers' association.
Miss Edith Datson, who for the past
two wears has made her home with Mr..
and Mrs. Alvah Eastman of . Eastern
avenue while attending Spaulding high
school, left to-day, accompanied by her
sister. for her home in Concord, n. H.,
having graduated with her class Of
1920 last evening
Dante Valli. Spaulding graduate
Of last evening, together with Ugo
Nalli of Buffalo. n. Y, who has been
spending week with Mr.. and Mrs
G. Valli OF Blackwell street. left on
the morning train for Buffalo, y. Y,
the former Young man having secured
q position with the New York Central
railroad in the same capacity with
Ugo Nalli.
While he was working about the
stock ward of Jones Brothers company
granite plant this morning at $ o'clock.
a pile of three hickey markers toppled
onto the right leg of Joe Joncas as he
was passing, and broke the leg Just
q bove the ankle. Mr.. Joncas was taken
to Barre City hospital in an automo-
bile by Robert JONES and there rested
to-day. He lives at 81 Howes place,
of Main street.
This afternoon at o'clock at God
dard campus the newly organized Barre
town team plays Goddard seminary's
nine. using Granai Of Montpelier sem
mary in the box. The school coach
plans to use America Polli for a few
innings and then substitute Mcmahon.
in view Of the fact that Polli pitched
az L. v. NJ. yesterday and win pitch
10 morrow against a crack Burlington
team at Intereiiy park.
Goddsrd's baseball nine was more
successful against L. Y. VI. seconds
yesterday afternoon than the day pre-
vious against st. Michaels college a.
a. the Barre team was SIC
torious by the score Of 2 to !. Much
credit j. due TO Amerioo POLL. who !
pitched for the seminary team. As De
had his opponents securely IN his pow {