The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-08

II Wallace Gilbert went to Burlington
H this morning to pass two or three days
II on business.
H Children of the Baptist Sunday
Il school, don't forget the rehearsal on
H Wednesday at p. m.
\ Automobile Blue books for 1920, also
Barre City directories for sale at Mar
\ tins Book Store.-adv
| Frank Ozella. who has been visiting
| at his home in Milford, Mass, arrived
in Barre early this morning
Raymond Wishart and Alexander
Straiton have returned from pleas
ure trip to Boston and other Massa-
chusetts cities, making the trip by
auto.
Mrs, Josephine Giudici of Beckley
street, who two months ago went to
Italy, notified Barre relatives that she
sails for New York to-day from Gen
GA, Italy.
Mrs. David. NJ. Gilbertson of this
city, who has been seriously i'll at the
home of her mother, Mrs A. M. Smith
of Washington, is reported to be
somewhat improved.
Walter Hitchcock and Loren Smith
Of the Morse block. who since the in
ccption of labor difficulties in the gran
tie industry have been working in
Hardwck, returned to this city yes
+erday.
Orlo Allen, substitute railway mail
clerk. who is working this week on
the Rutland Boston run. returned to
Rutland last evening after stopping
at his home on Brook street for the
past few days,
Nicholas St John, an employee of the
Jones & Nye livery stable who has
been spending few days in Boston.
arrived in the city this morning and
later left for Plainfeld to pass the re
mainder of the week.
Maccahees, attention, Special meet
ing Wednesday evening. June Q. at
100 Balloting on candidates and to
! transact any other necessary business.
! Every officer and guard is requested
to be present for practice.
James r, Marion and family to-day
motored to White River junction to
meet his daughter, Miss Vivien, re
turning to her home from Smith col
! lcgc nj Northampton, Mass, at the
termination of the college year.
Miss G.oraud Loranccr il taking the
/ place of Miss Nellie Browne a. clerk
in the Homer Fits Dry Goods store,
! the batter having lett with her sister.
I.a... ion,
with relatives in Manchester. y. n,
There will be an exhibit OF the sew
ing done nv the home economies stu
dents in the eighth grade and high
school in the sewing room at Spauld
ing high school Wednesday June =. |
from to O'Clock. All parents and
those interested are cordially invited. |
Mr.. and Mrs. L, j. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. |
Ira Houston. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Good |
fellow and Frank H. Bartlett were !
among the jewellers to attend the an
nual convention of the Vermont State !
Jewellers association. held yesterday |
in the Montpelier Country club house.
W. II. b. Perry, Waterbury granite
manufacturer. was in the city to-day
to attend meeting Of the Granite
Manufacturers association this after
noon. Mr.. Perry. who is in charge OF
the tuberculosis campaign in Water
bury, reports number of fine sub
seriptions.
Victor McTag. a foreman of the col.
or department of the Brann h Hender
son Paint shops of Montreal. p. O..
"a I, n r.,
well street for week or ten days. Mr..
Mclag served with Mr. Thomson in
the Canadian army during the recent
war.
T. W Sutton, secretary and treas
urer of the International Quarry
Workers association, is attending the
American Fedora ION Of Labor conven
tiun being held IN Montreal AleNau
der Irousidc. one Of the two delegates
of the Granite Cutters international
association accompanied Mr. Sutor 10
the convention.
Keen interest in a Barre baseball
club was manifested at the meeting
called by Paul Scampini last evening,
summoning together all hall players
anu AAHrf tNtFAFEttN ~ ~ ibhlAf fihAhs 1 I
No less than p were present, discuss
ing plans for organization at the com
ing season After Wesley Hoffman had
been elected manager by q unanimous
vote and Frank SASH assistant man
ager n number at subscription papers
were placed with several business mon
present al the assemblagc. who with
others plan g. make a campaign for ,
funds to- support Barre town team
that promises to furnish the same va
riety Of ball playing seen by Barre
teams in wears past. A baseball team.
considered valuable asset 10 anN
j. the incentive which viii
induce many besides bust
ness men 10 back up" this organ'za
tion. Saturday afternoon this ball
club PLAYS Goddard seminary's nine
at Goddard campus and expects to
play Fordham university Of New York
City. which Saturday plays the varsity
team Of the University Of Vermont
and on Monday Norwich university. Z
Included in the squad viii be several q