The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

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| Don't forget to order your Memo
| rial day ice cream at Moves adv.
N Dance, Montpelier armory every Sat
urday night, CAROLS orchestra, Spe
| cial ear to Barre.-adv
! A son, John Chandler Averill, was
born last night TO Mr.. and Mrs. John
I I. Averill of 81 Hill street.
| Mrs. Lyman Taft has moved from
Mount street to IA Highland avenue
the home OF Mrs. Byron jackson.
Washington county farm bureau
business meeting, following fine pro-
gram, at Waterbury June 3.-adv.
a daughter, Mary Lucille, was born
yesterday at Heaton hospital to Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Q. Mcdonnell of this
city.
Interesting aud instructive l20 Tis.
sot pictures of the New Testament
Shown at the Univcrsalist church Sun.
day evening at 1870 adv
The office of Gage & Gage viii be
closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, May 81, June | and 2, but will
open at the regular hours June 3--adv
c. Il. Emery, supervisor of. accounts
Co, of New York City, is spending a
few days at the local office on bust
ness.
Monday and Tuesday special, THE
ICopperhesd." with Lionel BARRYMORE.
at the Bijou. Two shows each dav. at
2:l5 and 1880. Prices: Matinee 25c,
evening 35c.--adv.
A regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon will be held
Tuesday, June |, at 7:l5 p IN. Those
who have not paid assessment No. 80
please remember that same is now
due.
All members of the Netop class of
| the Methodist church are urged TO be
present Sunday morning, rs Mrs. Slo-
cum will speak to the class on an in
teresting subject. Don't fail to hear
her as she is a splendid speaker.
Members of Major l.. A. Abbott
camp, No. IL, S. OF V, are requested
to meet Sunday at $3.50 and Monday
at . o'clock to act as official escort to
X. B. Crandall post, No. SO, G.. A. r.
BY order of O. j. Dodge. commander.
The following are the names of those
who have collected 25 or more different
varieties of wild flowers during the |
week ending May 20: Howard, Stanley
and Harold Wykes, Harold and Edward !
Ennis and Harold and Gordon Lane.
Mrs. Agnes Williams of 7 Averill
street and Miss Beatrice Callaghan Of |
~ Park street left lass night for Phila !
delphia. Pa, to attend the wedding of /
Mrs. Williams daughter. Madeline j.. |
to DR.. Calvin Smythe of that city Miss |
Williams, who formerly resided in this |
city, graduated from Spaulding high |
school with the class of 1912 and in |
1915 graduated from the University of |
Pennsylvania hospital as nurse. Her |
fiance is assistant surgeon of the hos /
pital. Miss Callaghan goes TO be brides
maid at the wedding, which will occur
June ?.
Upon returning home from Montpel.
Ter Thursday evening, Miss Ruby Head /
found Is of her girl friends awaiting
her arrival, their object being to ten
der her miscellaneous shower in an
ticipation of her approaching marriage
to Peter j, Giacherio of this city The
rooms were prettily decorated in pink
and white and to the end of each long
pink streamer was attached
package. Silver. cut glass, china and
other nice gifts were bestowed upon the
bride to-be. During the evening mock
marriage was performed, with Miss
Sylvia Rizzi as the minister and Flora
Coutts, Gertrude and Beatrice Ennis
and Marion Burbank members of the
bridal party. Dainty refreshments of
ice cream and waters were served by
Miss Ruby Bradley and Gratia Rear
don. Miss Heads marriage to Mr..
Giacherio takes place next month.
The baseball team OF Dean academy
OF Franklin, Mass. arrived in this city
last night from Hanover, ~ H. after
having administered ITO whitewash
over Dartmouth freshmen yesterday
afternoon. This game with Goddard
seminary which viii begin at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon at lntercity park is
from all indications one which they
wish to claim. as their first string
pitcher, who last week defeated Yale
freshmen 3-2, is saved for the occasion
and will be on the mound at lntercity,
the Goddard southpaw, will
endeavor to bring honors TO his team
by defeating this Massachusetts, team
that has vet to learn the sting OF de- I
feat this season. The game which the I
seminary team has scheduled for the
afternoon of Memorial day or Monday :
viii be played at the seminary cam
pus. The Norwich second team viii
be strengthened by several of the var I
,ity men. il is understood, since the
varsity has no game scheduled for {
hat day. ,
1t looks as i the fstic fans Of Yer.
mont were in for big evenings enter
ainment Monday night, May 81, at the !
,rmory in Montpelier. The main bout :
will be Of II rounds between Bunch
)Neil Of Lynn. Mass, and Mike De
Nieo. T. Boston. The semi final of eight
'ounds between Kid Mcfarland of
Everett, Mass, and Young Dooley Of :
he north end, Boston. A four round
bout between those two
.ood boys, Guido Valisi OF Barre and y
'yclone Glennie of Montpelier. DE
deo's best bouts with Johnny Sulli- 9
IAN and Johnny Mooney. whom he L
ought draws with As Mooney aud
sullivan are considered two OF the best o
in New England. il viii u
i've YOU an idea of DeMeO's ability 8
lNeil's best bouts were with Frank o
lilo, Al Calzane and Finney BOYLE ]
The latter recently fought Frankie q
butt Of New Bedford, New England's a
ghtweight champion. i2round draw a