The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

| N. Il. Rice OF koxbury passed the
week end in this city.
Leo Gumlaw was operated on at the
Barre City hospital this morning.
Burton Holt of North Montpelier
passed the week end with friends in
this city.
Nelson Beaulieu Of First street left
yesterday for West Danville, where he
has secured employment.
Gertrude Wood Of Springfield, Mass,
Is passing short visit with friends
in Barre and Graniteville.
Perley Eager of Prospect street +
moving his household effects from
there to al Liberty street.
Edward Smith of Lyndonville com
menced work this morning at the
Drown Motor Car company.
The benches have been placed in the
city park and yesterday they held
their full quota Of individuals.
| Henry Flynn Of Boston, who has
been passing several days in Burling-
ton on business, passed the week end
in this city.
A son was born April 10 to Mr. and
Mrs. Antonio Sencibrian of l57 Semi
nary street, according to reports filed
with the city clerk last week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Duncan Mcmillan at the City hospital
| to-day but passed away one hour after
birth. Mrs. Mcmillan is very ill.
Miss Marguerite McLeay, who has
been visiting at her home on Church
street for the past week or more, re-
turned yesterday to Boston, where she
is employed.
For Sale-As am going out of bust
ness, will sell my grocery store;
carry full line Of domestic and i'm.
ported goods; apply at II Granite
street, Barre adv.
Arthur Averill and Roy Gettman are
passing a few days at the Ayerill cot
tage at Greensboro pond while finishing
the plumbing work on the new Averil
camp.
George Douglas passed the week enc
from Dartmouth college at his hom'
here. Leslie Ladd of Orange street also
passed the week end from that insti
tuition with his parents.
Spaulding high school has two good
games on her schedule for this week
| PLAYING the Norwich freshmen here OF
Wednesday and clashing the second
time with Burlington high Saturday.
Lawrence Campbell arrived in thu
| city Saturday afternoon from Dart
mouth college in order that he might
attend the funeral of his uncle, Charlie.
II. Campbell, who passed away at Ole
Orchard recently.
| A very peculiar freak was being ex
/ hibited on the streets yesterday by 9
gentleman who entered a fruit store K
| purchase a cucumber. In this case {
small cucumber had grown near larg'
one which obviously had been on an
other vine and in some manner tn
| two cemented together and grew up Il
a good size in that manner. The yin'
leaders on the vegetables were at op
| posite ends.
/ A team OF horses. belonging to Alex
iSadlier of Websteryille, caused eonsid
cradle excitement in the vicinity of th'
greenhouse about $3.50 yesterday after
noon when they became frightened b,
a motorcycle which cut by on the wron!
side Of the road. The animals made ON
| frightened plunge toward the railroa'
tracks dumping driver and wagon owe
the nearby bank and continued thei
way towards Barre via the ties The,
were finally stopped after negotiating
about a mile of the distance. Fortu
nately no one was injured.
| Coach AL Wittmer, who for severa
DAYS has been coaching Goddard foot
BAH candidates in their spring football
practice returned to Princeton univer
sity Saturday afternoon. Coach Witt
mer held his final practice with Tn
squad Saturday morning at which tim
he instructed the boys in covering tn
proper territory for forward passe
both on the offense and the defense
During his stay at the school Coacl
Wittmer drilled the boys on new
method of line work, such as is beinl
fused at Princeton, and before leaving
Saturday he expressed his opinion tina
Goddard should have strong football
team next fall. Also Coach Wittme
took several applications for entrane
examinations with him. II IS probaol
that several Of the Goddard student
win enter Princeton next fall # the,
are able to pass the examinations.