The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

June 4. Dancing, s to |. Admission
75c.--adv.
Dance in Rowland hall ever,
Wednesday and Saturday. Landi's or
chestra. adv.
| Regular meeting of Ruth chapter
No. 80, 0. L. s., Wednesday evening
June 8, at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Effie Smith of 5 Averill stree
went to Montreal yesterday Afternoon
for treatment of an eye trouble
Regular meeting of Minnehaha en-
campment Tuesday evening, June s, al
1880 o'clock. Work, golden rule mac
royal purple.
| Miss Florence LePage of Prospec,
street, with Mrs, Bernice Mcdonald Of
/ Washington street, has been visiting
| with relatives in st. Adams.
/; r. Cantu, the photographer, left last
night for points in Florida, with d
view of locating there. He was ac
companied by Charles Zanleoni, sr.
who will visit there.
Special sale of two, three and four
| burner Kerogas oil stoves, the best in
Barre. Largest line of new and Sec
| ond- hand ranges in Barre. Get prices.
E. A. Prindle, Worthen block.
James Parker, noted in Barre and vi.
| entity for his science in landing the
big Ones returned yesterday from
Highgate Springs with 22-inch trout,
one of the largest seen in Barre this
season.
Mrs. Catherine Thornton of platts
burg, N. Y, having passed the winter
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Kelly of Liberty street, left yesterday
for Plattsburg, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Kelly.
Andrew Benzie, Andrew Gearin,
Charles Graney, Jack Fraser, Thomas
Mediation and James Furey, granite
workers, who since the Inauguration OF
labor trouble in Barre have been work.
ing in Windsor, returned to the city
over the week end.
Ralph Balentine of East Calais. to-
gether with +. d. Beckley OF Park
street, left yesterday afternoon for the
Dodge Bros. automobile factory in De.
troit, Mich. where they win procure
two new cars and drive back for the
Perry Automobile Go.
Mrs. Leslie Jones of Detroit, Mich,
former resident, is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Walk.
.f lEnI,aFaw -,
commencement exercises, her son, Ber-
ton Jones, being member of the
graduating class at Spaulding.
Public reception and entertainment,
dependent Order of Foresters, Wednes-
day evening, June Q. in Worthen hall
at o'clock. Lecture by r. L. Kinney,
state manager, illustrated by $50
views. Mr.. Kinney will show the pub.
lie why the |. @. F, Foresters is the blue
ribbon order of the world. Everyone
come. No admission fee
Charles Barrows, now supervisor OF
tailoring at the Wright clothing store
in Burlington, assisted by Mrs. Bar
rows, completed the shipment of their
household goods to Burlington yester-
day and to their new home returned
after passing Sunday In this city Mr.
Barrows resigned at the F. Fl. Rogers
A Go. tailor shop few months ago to
accept this Burlington position.
The Barre Golf club is to hold few
open afternoons during the month of
June for the benefit Of the guests of
club members, and the first one will
be this week Friday from to p. i
m. and others will probably be on
successive Fridays. No at
tempt will be made at entertainment, |
but simply the free use OF the club |
house and grounds, that any who de-
sire may have try at the game of |
golf. In view of the great hold which |
the game OF golf is securing upon the
public of this country and also the inn |
mense amount of good derived from |
the game, especially by persons CON
fined to inside work, more of our peo- |
pie should interest themselves in golf. |
Any of our city people who might |
think they would care for the game
are asked TO accept this as an inyita !
ton aud come to the Barre Golf club |
Friday afternoon, at which time mem
bers Of the club win be present and |
provide clubs for the use of prospec. /
live golfers and also coach them in /
he game. II is hoped that many will |
wall themselves Of this opportunity |
or an afternoon in the open air and a
'whaek" AT the ancient and honorable
yame."
L. II. Pierce of Chelsea, Mass. when
Irraigned before Judge f. L. Scott in
Barre city court yesterday afternoon
o answer TO a charge of driving an
carelessly and negligently
N a public highway in this city. Sat
Irday. May %. pleaded guilty. A fine
4 s. with costs of S605 was imposed
nd the man released after he had
aid. States Attorney Davis issued
he warrant for his arrest. Edward T.
,eili of Mortified WAS placed under
rrcst yesterday morning in Mortified
v Sheriff George Morris and brought
o Barre to answer the charge Of oper-
ting and driving motorcycle on the
cad between Mortified village and
,orthield Falls while intoxicated on
aturday, May 20. Neil pleaded not
utility. so the case was continued TO
une 10. ritter bail of 500 had been ,
furnished. John Hussey of Barre was
he third TO be brought into court dur
lg the afternoon. but, unlike the 9th
Rs, Hussey was responding TO breach
{ peace charge. He is alleged 10 have
truck Charles Young, June g. Hussey ,
loaded not guilty. whereupon hail