The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-02


/ Graduation gifts and cards. at the
Speciality shop. adv.
G. E. Chaplin Of Middlesex arrived in
the city to-day on business visit,
| Donald Harvey Of Richmond visited
friends in this city yesterday and TO-
day.
James G. Prize, local granite deal.
er, has returned from d visit In Boston
and vicinity.
| Maccabees, attention. The collector
viii be at the Home bakery Saturday
afternoon from until s..
Mrs. Francis Watkins of East street
has returned to this city, after. pass
| ing week with friends in Springfield,
Mass
Charles A. Brown and George DcMer-
lrill of Jefferson street have been pass
| ing few days in Manchester, N H..
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miers Of Keith
avenue have returned from weeks
visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dom
aid Munroe of Middlesex.
A party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs
William Holden. Mrs. Harry Mcneil
and Mrs. Agnes Scott were visitors in
st. Johnsbury yesterday.
Mrs. Christie Davis and Miss Dor
othy Davis, who have been passing a
month in Barre with friends, returned
this morning to their home in Boston.
David Wylie, granite retailer Of
Newark, N. j., who has been visiting
at the home of his brother, John Wylie
of Mount Vernon place, has returned to
HIS home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Russell and Mrs.
William HOWE of this city returned
yesterday to Waterbury, after passing
the early part OF the week with rsla-
tives here.
Mrs. Ida Scott of Montreal, WHO has
been passing two weeks visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. K. M. Tobin of
Academy street, returned yesterday to
her home.
Alexander Simpson, who recently re
turned to this city, after a trip to Scot
land, left yesterday for New York City,
where he has secured employment I'M
the granite industry.
George Stewart and Frank Robinson
OF this city were among the number of
the local commandery leaving for Bel
lows Falls yesterday to attend the con-
yention and ball there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fits of this
city are passing "a few days with
friends in Bellows Falls while Mr..
Fits is attending the convention of the
grand commandeTy there.
Local members of the Knights Of Co
lumbus, who have been attending the
Of that order in White Xiv
er Junction, returned to this city this
morning, the convention having fin
ished last evening. Rev FIR. Cahill Of
the local Catholic church, who accom-
panied them on the trip, was also
among the number returning.
Word has been received in this city
the engagement Of Miss
Henrietta Hayes OF Burlington to Ed
ward j. McGinnes of Dorchester, Mass,
and Miss Catherine Hayes to James
Carney Of New Haven, Conn. The dou
bic wedding is to take place at the ca
thedral the last Of the month. Mr.. Me
Chimes will be remembered in this city
as former teacher at Goddard and is
: student at the University of Yer
mont. /
The cup, which il TO be awarded to
he grammar school league for efficien
" in baseball playing, will be awarded
Ibis year to the eighth grade al Spauld
ng. This team stands thus far with
/ playing average of 1000 and is far
ahead Of any other team In the league.
they have one more game to play but
with the standing Of the teams II win
n no way affect the passing of the cup
nto their hands. The cup, which n at
present being engraved with the follow
ng inscription. presented by Arthur
!. Averill for the grammar school base
~ championship won by Spanlding
Eighth grade 1922" win be presented
o the winners formally next week by
.oach Lundholm. In order TO retain
he cup. the same grade must win il
or three years.