The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN
Phone 600 for livery auto.--adv.

Phone 600 for livery auto.-adv.
Remember the dance in Clan Cor
don hall tonight
Teachers of the Presbyterian Sun
day school are asked to meet at the
church this evening at o'clock to dec
crate.
Miss Ethel Even of Hartford, Conn,
arrived in the city yesterday to spend
couple weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Athol r. Bell
I Mr.. and Mrs Hammond Douglas,
formerly of this city, have arrived
from Quincy, Mass, to visit for few
weeks at their former home here.
Be sure ito reserve next Friday eve.
ming for the entertainment at the Con-
gregational church. Help the young
people send a delegate to New York.
adv.
Logan Granite City, No. l53 s. B.
of A., anordanar stor dams lordagen
den Is Juni. Musk at +. johnson, For
friskingar serveras. ALA skandlnaver
hjartlight vaikomna
Mr. and Mrs. William ID. Parry and
three children returned to Hartford,
Conn, late last night, after month";
visit at the home of Mrs. Margaret
Brown, Grant avenue.
Baseball Saturday afternoon at God
dard campus at 2:30. American Le-
gion vs. Goddard Independents. The
whole Goddard team will remain in
tact for this game. Polli viii pitch.
adv.
| Harry Holt, a senior at Harvard uni
versity, Cambridge, Mass, is spending
few days with his father, Daniel
| Holt of this city. Mr.. Holt and his son
viii return next week to Cambridge
for commencement week.
Frank Miano, formerly a barber at
the Miers shop, is having a vacation
from a New York City shop, where he
has been employed for the past sew
eral months, and is now renewing &C,
quaintances in this city.
Miss Francis McWilliams, student
at Tufts college, Aledford, Mass, re-
turned to Barre in time to attend the
Goddard commencement exercises, be-
Ing an alumnus of the school. She Is
now visiting at her home in Granite
Vile, and has as her guest elassmate
OF Goddard Miss Wilma kircher Of
New York City, who likewise came to
Barre to attend the commencement
week exercises.
The Ford delivery truck owned by
r. l.. Lawliss, manager of the ice
cream department of the Granite City
operative creamery, which was be-
ing driven from Cambria street TO Ber-
lin street yesterday afternoon met
with a Central Vermont passenger
train as il was about to traverse the
crossing on Railroad street near Mol
las bakery. The engineer had seen
the car and since the train was trav-
cling comparatively slow, was able
to bring it to halt after hitting the
Ford truck. driven by Gordon Riddle.
Mr.. Riddle re. med his seat though the
engine sidesN aed the car from the
tracks and badly damaged one mud
guard, the front axle. radiator and
hood. Mr. Riddle while approaching
the track had heard the train wills
tie, and after seeing everything clear
up the track was suddenly confronted
with this approaching train from the
north. He stopped the car and i'm
mediately shifted into reverse, but was
too late to avert a collision. The dam
age was roughly estimated by the
owner at $50.
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| Program for children's day at Pres.
byterian church Sunday morning at
| 1890: March and song by school, THE
| Children's King" prayer and responsive
reading; hymn; baptism of infants
song by school, "Children's Praises;
recitation, welcome" Elizabeth Dun.
can; recitations by Cleora Matot, Geor,
giana Watt and Harper Mitchell; rec
| itation by Russell 0'Grady; song by
| primaries, Little Children, Praise the
II Lord;" Rotations, Forget Me-Nots,
| Norma Ralph and Elsie Robertson; rec
itation, Parents Welcome" Beverly
| Mute; dialogue, What | Have" by
Annie Watt. Evelyn Alexander, Lillian
| Naughton. Nora Lyon, Christina Leith
song by juniors, i'Let the Little Chill
dren;" recitation, What an Old Lady
Did, Marian Keast; dialogue, Weeds
in the Heart" Evelyn Allen, Margaret
| Ciardelli; recitation, Thelma Leith
recitation, Kathleen Lyon; dialogue
Rosebud Band" Gladys Birnie, Mar
garet Geiately, Edith Johnston, Edith
Watt; recitation. Christina Grant
song by school. Il viii Follow Christ g
recitation, The Children's Day" Caro-
line Mulch; dialogue, "The Boat
| George Robertson, Nelson Stuart, Gin
ton Cato, Charles O'Grady, William
Grant: recitation, Farland Mcleod
song, God Cares for You by Cath
crime Smith and Alice Naughton; rec
itatiou, George Mcdonald; dialogue
Christina Stephen; recitation, Dorothy
Leith; song by sunshine class; dia.
logue by Sunbeam, Mary arr Rosie
Club, JEANNE Smith. Mildred Angwin
Violet Milne; recitation, Alice Naugh
ton; song by school, For Jesus;' re