The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Frank McGee. an employe of the
\. D. Phelps Co. visited in Burlington
over the week end
Miss Ethel Loughheed of Sherbrooke.
P. O., is spending few days with her
father, w. J. Loughheed of II French
street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W, r. Shayer Of
Spaulding street have gone to their
camp in East Alburg to spend a few
days.
Roy Benjamin of Woodbury., until
recently an employe of the Rexall
store. is visiting friends in the city for
a few days.
Malcolm Durkee Of Hartford, Conn,
is making an indefinite visit at the
home of his father, George Durkee, of
Orchard street
Miss Dorothy Savage, who has been
visiting friends in the city for the past
| few days. has returned to her home in
Wsnsteld.
Miss Winifred Hamel resumed her
duties as ssleslady in the Adams Co.
store this morning, after. spending
weeks vacation at her home in Plain
field
Mrs Mayme Papin OF Richardson
street. who has been visiting in Wa
terbury, while recuperating from Sc
rious Illness. has returned to the city
and resumed her duties with the Homer
Fits Co. this morning, after almost
months absence.
Miss Mary Mckernon. who came to
Barre last week to attend the funeral
of the late Miss Eva l. Odell. and who
since then has been visiting with her
mother. Mrs Catherine Gray. of Laurel
street, returned 70 Lowell, Mass, last
night where she i employed.
ID NJ Cutler Of South Barre. brought
To The Times office to-day several po-
tstoes of the Roxbury variety. which
he dug and placed in his cellar a year
ago last October. The potatoes are in
very good condition is spite of the long
period in which they were kept and Mr.
Cutler believes that the old idea Of
keeping them for one season only is
without grounds.
The house at 90 Franklin street.
owned by DR.. F. VI. Bynde and occu-
pied by Mrs. Alexander Ross and fam.
ily. was sold Saturday to Gordon Wat
son, steward Of the Vincitia club, who
j. soon 10 vacate the six-room cottage
house at Elmore street because Har-
old Fits sold Il last week TO Frank w.
Nichols, now residing at Elmore
street. Mr.. Nichols aud family viii
occupy their new home as soon as va
lated by Mr.. Watson and family.
America Polli of ~ Circle street. the
foremost pitcher on the seminary base,
,all team last spring, resumed bis studI
e. at the seminary Friday, and began
workout with the baseball squad on
Friday afternoon Polli will be a val
liable asset in the box this season. and
lis presence once more on the squad re-
ieyes to some extent Coach Leahey's
InXiety concerning the pitching end of
he game. The new addition TO the
quad will be unable TO play against
ligh school teams in accordance with
he schoolmasters' ruling. which for
iids anyone taking part who has al
eady PLAYED four years Of prepsrs
orv school athletics. Polli pitched
hree years with the Spaulding team.
L.. Is and 10. and with his term Of
ervicc for the seminary last year GOV
r. the four year limit. However. be
rill be- of use against seminaries. acad.
ul.es, college freshmen and second
lines. such a. Goddard Is scheduled to
leet in it- ten-day Massachusetts, trip
ext month The seminary's first game
-ll be played some time next week
rainsi the Nor,rieh freshman team.