The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-06
TALK OF THE TOWN
.gion dance, Rowland hall tonight

HI Legion dance, Rowland hall tonight
II adv.
Il Don't forget the junior prom. Friday
H night, May adv.
II Lobster la Newburgh at Shepard
cafe, Sunday adv.
II Lobster salad and Strawberries at
Shepard cafe, Sunday.-adv.
H Closing out all millinery, small hats
one-third discount. Mrs. f. A. Witham.
H Roast chicken dinner at Shepard cafe
4 Sunday from to 8. Special music
Il adv.
/ Be sure to attend the Sweet Family
1 concert and hear Gloriana ''elocute her
1 piece. "-adv.t
Reserved seats 20 the boxing Thurs
II. Cigar store.--adv.
Mrs. w. g. Kimball of Al Maple ave-
\ nue. was taken to the Barre City hos
pital yesterday afternoon for treat
II ment.
H Miss Florence LePage of Prospect
street went to St Adams this morning,
upon learning that her sister, Mrs. c.
/ w. Goldsbury was i'll.
II Mrs. Arthur Boyea of Merchant
street-lsft this morning for Burlington
H to visit her husband, now steadily re-
covering from an appendicitis opera
ton.
n The body of Trustum Robinson,
\ which had been retained in the Elm
wood vault since his death last win
ter, was shipped this morning to East
i Fairfield for burial.
\ Giovanni Martinelli, famous tenor,
and Helena Marsh, contralto, will be
H heard in concert at Montpelier May B.
\ Buy reserved seats to-day at Bailey's
i Music Rooms.-adv.
II Special sale of two, three and four
burner kerogas oil stoves, the best in
i Barre Largest line of new and sec
ond- hand ranges in Barre. Get prices.
| Z. A. Prindle, Worthen block.
/ Throw away your crutches use
\ Rheuma, and walk without rheumatic
/ pains and stiffness, says +. A. Drown,
local agent for this great rheumatism
| remedy adv.
Friends of Spaulding high school!
| Please bear in mind the junior prom.
| to be held tomorrow night in the as
| sembly hall. Committee in charge IS
making every effort TO have it sue
cess andif you will do your part il will
| be--adv.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Downs, having
spent a few days with their relatives,
| Mrs Edward Downs of Mount street
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hans, Nelson of
| Graniteville. while on their wedding
| Journey, left last night for Boston,
| where they are TO make their home
| Dennis Lehman. for the past few
years financial secretary of Barre coun-
| ell. No. 40l, of the Knights of Column
bus, has rendered his resignation and
at the regular meeting last evening
it was accepted. His successor will be
chosen at the next regular meeting
Ii A cabegram received yesterday by
friends of Mrs Josephine Guidiei and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Franz. stated
| that they had reached Italy safely, att
err being at sea for 90 days These peo-
| pie left Barre more than three weeks
ago, sailing from New York harbor
| Mrs. Guidici win pass few months at
her native home, but Mr.. and Mrs.
Franz intend to remain there.
Elvire, the two yesr-old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Luigi Calderara of Wiley
street, was rather severely scalded
Tuesday night. when she fell into
tub of hot water. The mother had but
left the room for second or two and
lust long enough for the accident to
occur . The little three year-old sis
ter. Albina. pulled the child out before
the mother could reach the scene but
not until burns about the. body and
legs had been suffered. The child is
showing steady improvement and now
! NJ Of do
/, was learned this morning that
Chirles Hoernle, athletic coach at Sor-
witch university, has completed ar
rangements to organize and manage a
baseball team in st. Johnsbury during
the coming summer months for the
Fairbanks Scale works. Mr.. Hoernle
had at the first of the year planned to
do similar work for Barre and wauld
have done so had not the labor trou-
bile interviewed A short time ago the
Fairbanks Athletic club requested Mr..
/ Hoernle 10 speak about baseball or
panization for the club. AT this meet
ing were 500 or more enthusiastic base
ball followers in ST. Johnsbury and
before concluding the meeting the mat
ter of erecting a cement grand stand
and developing an athletic field was
widely discussed The Fairbanks Scale
works plans TO iuaugurate athletics at
the Vermont factory on similar lines
to its branch in the West.
From some source came the report TO
Goddard seminary last evening that
its school team, now on a six day
baseball trip 20 Massachusetts and
New Hampshire. had won the second
game of the tour in Exeter, \. H.,
against Exeter academy. The report
gave the home team a victory by 3 TO
o. and for this eason the school bell
was exalting the supposed victory over
the city last evening A student of
the school later received telephone
message from one of the team, which
declared that the team had been de
feated 3 to o. This report was believed
authentic by Principal o. X. Hollister.
However. there was just cause for
ringing the bell. even with defeat. for
as every follower OF school and college
athletic knows, Exeter always has a
sterling team and Is seldom defeated
by preparatory school. The consola-
ton nthe defeat i that the score was
90 greater than II was. According to
plans. America Polli was to have done
the fwirling.
Card Of Thanks.