The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-20
TALK OF THE TOVN

Tonight at Spaulding assembly hall
the class Of 1922 win hold the annual
junior prom.
RAYMOND Cave. who is employed in
New London, Conn, is visitor at his
home on French street
Granite City Cooperative creamery
is delivering 1000 iD~.,idusl ice cream
bricks for use at the Shriners' ban
quet in Montpelier tonight.
James T. Marion and John OLeary
of the granite firm of Marion 4
OTeary are spending a week in Bos-
ton and vicinity on business.
All children OF the Presbyterian
church are asked to meet at the church
for children's day rehearsal Saturday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock sharp. Par
ents please see that children are there.
Master Wayne Morrie, the l0-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. n. Morrie of
East Barre. was brought to the Barre
City hospital last evening and was OPP
Grated upon this morning for append
citis.
Mrs. Bertha R. Edwards, who has
been spending the winter in Boston,
is visiting her sisters, Mrs Fritz Jack
son and Mrs. r. VI. Carr. Mrs, Ed
wards will leave in a few weeks for
her camp, "Minook," at Meredith Bay,
n H., where she will spend the sum
mer
Mrs. r. L. DAWSON. wife of Goddard's
principal. leaves Sunday for Long Is
land. \. Y, TO visit at her former
-. r., N.,,# Ncrl, Nfys na,-ispu
will 60 to Franklin, Mass, to attend
the commencement exercises at Dean
academy, June s, and assemble with
the alumni and her former classmates.
Miss Julia Holland. former secre-
tary to the governor. has started def
mite duties at Goddard seminary as
secretary 10 the school and also to the
Alumni association. Miss Holland
leaves Sunday for Boston, to attend
the anniversary week and convention
of the liberal churches, which viii be
held at Hing's chapel, Unity building
next week Miss Holland goes "a a
representative Of the Business and Pro
fessional Women's alliance of~aiont
pelier.
Yesterday afternoon at Lincoln cam
pus, after leading the way for the
greater part of the game, the Phelps
Co. support fell down. resulting in the
second defeat that the team has lost
this season. East Barre was victor.
GRAY for East Barre and Bianohi for
Phelps Co. pitched sterling ball. and
Bianchi especially was deserving Of a
better outcome than he got. Avery
caught for East Barre while bill"
Halyosa. captain Of the Phelps Co,
was on the receiving end for his war
riors.
Last evening Coach Celia Of the town
baseball team which IS to be formed
under the lead Of Barre post, No. TO,
American Legion, had about a dozen
likely candidates out at Lincoln cam
pus. Due to the fact that the field
had already been granted the Phelps
Co for use in their game with East
Barre, nothing more could be done 9th
er than talk over the possibilities Of a
team this summer A schedule Is to
be arranged for the first part Of the
summer and if the Barre people.
through their support. show their ap
nEtEAdNlNW 81 the tMtlA~ WtluE hantAN
10 furnish them with an exhibition Of
the national pastime for this year.
some out Of the state and better
teams viii be secured for the middle
and later summer weeks So far three
or four games have been arranged
About 100 couples attended the an
nual hall and public dance Of Ruth.
chapter. No. %. Order Of Eastern star.
which was held in Rowland hall last
evening. Through the efforts Of the
committee. consisting of Mrs. w. A.
Drew. Miss Hazel Maekay, George
Pratt. Mavo Lynde and J. NJ. Beith.
tho haIl was prettilv decorated With
American aags and purple Elaos, and
At al parts of the han the Stars and
Stripes and the electrical Illumination
formed q beautiful spectacle Last
evening the electricsl noon. which sup
plies sufficient hight for moonlight
Waltzes within the han. gave way 10
the bright electrical star. the emblem
81 the order. which looned mp in besu-
tifui fashion 81 the south end n the
haIi iu red white and Blue Carrolls
seven-uisce orchestra made the eve
ring sxtrsmsly dsliFhiful and the bali