The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-07
TALK OF THE TOWN
Buy pianos at Bailey's Music Rooms

Buy pianos at Baley's Music Rooms,
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs Curtis Nelson Of North
field passed the week end with friends
in Barre
One shoX Bijou tonight at 1880.
Sec the famous play, Checkers" Spe-
cial prices. adv.
Automobile Blue books for 1920, also
| Barre City directories for sale Mt Mar
tins Book Store.-adv
| York Ordway of Washington snb
! mitted To q slight operation at the
Barre City hospital this morning
Dr. D. c. Jarvis has returned from
Boston. where he attended The annual
meeting of the New England Trilogical
association
| For the next two or three weeks, be
ginning Monday, June Z, my photo
graphic studio will be closed while
am away r. Cantu.
Il. A. Drown, the well known drug
gist, has special proposition for any
one who is suffering with rheumatism.
Ask about tho Rheuma PLAN adv.
Miss Vera Biork OF Providence. r. T.,
who was the guest of Miss Ruby Head
last week, left yesterday for Nashua,
n H.,<to spend few days with her
brother.
Mrs Henry Bosley of l04 South
hni
alton al the Barre City hospital Sat
urday morning, is recovering salts.
factorily
Under the direction. of Mrs. PerleY
Carr, Mrs. F. 0. Hokerk and Homer
Ladd. childrens day was held at the
Universalst church yesterday. The
special services began at 1890 midst n
profusion of beautiful decorations Of
lilacs and lilies of hte valley. Dur
ing these services II were baptized and
five united with the church, Owing TO
the fact that the Goddard seminary
commencement Sunday services will be
held in the church next Sunday these
exercises were FASTENED by week,
other churches observing Che day Sun
day, June Is.
Fire Chief John Hsney. in speaking
Of the numerous chimney fires occur
ring in this city this spring, assorted
that such. for the most part, were the
fault of the owners of the homes and
buildings, who neglect TO have the
chimnevs relieved of the winters ac-
emulation of SCOT The department
has had occasion to answer mora chin.
hey fires this spring than ever before
at the same season of the year. This
winter accumulation remains damp dur. !
ing the cold and frosty season but as |
soon as warm weather comes with rain |
it hardens dry and becomes much more |
susceptible to ignition
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs' an.
nual memorial service was held last |
evening in |. Q. o. F. hall Rev. Bro |
a. VI. Marley of Williamstown del>
erine the memorial address. A large |
gathering of members and friends were
present, who listened with close atten.
ton to the splendid address of the
speaker. Miss Rose Levin and George
Mackay rendered appropriate solos in a
very pleasing manner. Other music
was furnished by choir of young
ladies belonging TO the order and the
service closed with the singing OF
america, The hall was decorated
with ferns, palms and cut flowers.
Baseball enthusiasm that since April
had been dormant was evidently be
stirred by the returning of number
of the Springfield Community club
players for to-day discussion tended
towards Barre town team. This
was aroused by Paul Scampipi. who
has conferred with these returning men
with the result that all are anxious
TO play ball this summer. Mr.. Scam
PM, who organized the Italian Ath
Ietic club team and later the Barre
Athletic club, is back of this move
nent in more WAYS than one, for he
plans to return 10 the mound He. with
America Polli, should he remain in
Barre during the summer, and posi-
Div T. Tomasi, viii form the pitching
staff at the outstart of the season,
with Joe Comolli, well known to all
rs the old I. A. c. .cateher. behind the
,at. Bob Wright at first, w. Stuart
It second Jack Davidson at short. W.
Johnston at third, Louis Bottiggi, d.
peduzzi. and Leslie Wright as outfeld-
RS with several others as substitutes.
James with the Montpelier Legion,
Goddard seminary, town teams Of Rut-
and, St Adams and Fort Ethan Al ,
en- will be played if this move indi.
'ates success. All these men mentioned
ire requested to meet at Scampini's pool
Dom tonight 10 discuss matters ia