The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-10
TALK or THE TOWN

II Livery auto az ullver's Battery sta
II tion.--adv.
H Wright 4 pitson tennis rackets an
balls at browns. adv.
\ The folks at home will enjoy dis
Il Of our Ice cream at the noon-day meal
| Try it. Barre Drug Co. adv
Cherry, maple walnut, fresh straw
| berry and vanilla Ice cream at the foun
tain at the Rexall store. adv.
n To rent: Two large furnished rooms
bath on same floor. Ten minutes iron
postoffice. Desirable location. Call ~
| R.--adv.
n Miss Julia 7. O'Hagan, a teacher Al
the North Barre school, left yesterday
for Washington. p. Ct, on d few weeks
vacation.
H Walter r. Henshaw, teacher ali
Spaulding high school, leaves to-day
for his home in Suffield, to pass the
summer vacation.
4 Mrs. Frances M. Watkins Of 0 East
I, street returned home yesterday after
an extended visit with friends and rel
atives In Springfield, Mass.
Miss Alice r. Avery Of East Barre,
who has been making an extended
visit in Boston, arrived in this city
yesterday while on her way home,
| Miss Hazel r. Cobb, former teach
er ait Spaulding high school, arrived In
the city yesterday to attend the com
mencement exercises from her home In
Hardwick.
Mrs. William Black, who recently re
turned to this country from Scotland,
left the city yesterday for Toronto,
Canada, to join her husband, who mas
found employment there.
Pile sufferers can only get quick, safe
and lasting relief by removing the
cause cutting and salves won't do
Hem Rod. harmless tablet, is guar
anteed by r. A. Drown. adv.
Supt. Lyman c. Hunt Of the Burling-
ton public schools arrived in the city
yesterday To be present at the Spauld
ing commencement. Mr.. Hunt will
visit friends before returning home.
Robert Mutch, the young lad who
was injured recently on the corner Of
Hill and South Main street by car
driven BY Emil ST. Onge Of Montpel-
Ter, was able to leave the City hospital
yesterday and 90 to his home. Mrs.
Robert Mutch, who was visiting in
New York City at the time, has re
turned homie.
Charles Leith, local long distance
truekman. was In ST. Alhans this week
moving the family Of David Mcconnell
to Montpelier Moving jobs are fairly
numerous this season and Mr.. Leith
has several on hand during the next
two weeks which will touch such point
AZ plattsburg, \. y, and Concord. |
N. ri.
Edward J McGinnis. formerly a |
teacher at Goddard seminary and now
a student in the University of yer
mont and member Of the varsity |
baseball team, is to be married on
June % TO Henrietta Marie Hayes Of /
Burlington AT the same time Miss
Catheryn Agnes HAYES, sister of the
other bride -to-be, will be married to
James Joseph Carney.
An all-star baseball team represent
ing Barre leaves to-day for Sherbrooke,
r. O., where il Is scheduled to play
a game both to-day and tomorrow.
Nicora and Haley, the latter new
man in the game and both Spaulding
players in this years team, viii take
hs ,,tanas 80 Area Laaa a,,I u6n~f s+au |
respectively. Charles Hoernle of st.
Johnsbury, former Goddard coach
and star catcher, will occupy that posi-
ton with the team. Polli Of this city
and Witty OF st. Johnsbury will act
as pitchers during the game. kio
Granai, formerly Of this city and a sta
dent at Syracuse university. win play.
Steve Marchesi. former local star, viii
cover second base. Dutch Riccarelii,
Toney cyran, Eddie Sullivan and Mel
son Browne, all well known local and
college athletes, will also play on this
team. Paul Seampini is manager cf
he team and will provide the trans
Dortation.
The following wild flowers were
brought to school during the spring
ERIN by the third grade pupils of Miss
Iordan's room at the ward five school; !,
'ussy willow, colts foot, spring beauty,
owslip, babes in woods, adder tongue,
Hood root, Indian tobacco. hepatica,
elbow violet, horse tail, red trillium,
Wild oats, blue violet, Dutchman's
'reeches. ginger root, white violet, !;
trawberry, mustard, foam flower, star
ower, kale, wild pepper, Jack IN the
ulpit, baneberry, dandelion, painted
rillium, Jill-over- the ground, clintouia,
quirrel corn. twisted stalk. dogtooth II
toilet, bishops cap, columbine, bluet,
lnebell, chickweed, myrtle. buttercip, II
clomons seal. blue cohosh. ginseng.
alse lily of the valley, white clover.
lue grass. painted daisy, ground nut.
Tood anemone. blue veteh, Queen
lnne's lace, paint brush, white daisy, Il
ed clover, honeysuckle, wild geranium,
ommon mallow, celandine, common
inquefoil, crested dwarf iris, Indian
ncumber root, wild Ieek, bellwort, gold
bread. blue lupine. white wood sorrel.
snads violet, bunch berry, ground ivy,
stnip, American brooklime, yarrow,
leadow rue, wood aster, caraway, vel
Nv wood sorrel, making rs different
arieties in all. The following wild
irds were seen and identified by these