The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-19
TALK or THE TORN

MISS AlDra Lesile ul Nels0u street
left to-day for Boston, where she will
pass the summer.
Public dance, Woodbury. pond. Tues
day, june 20. New hardwood floor.
CAROLS orchestra. adv
A. Cecchini Of North Main street left
Saturday afternoon for Brooklyn,
where he has secured employment.
Matte Jordon Of st. bloomsbury, ar
rived in. the city this morning for a
visit with friends and relatives here.
Miss Florence LePage Of Prospect
street, who is employed in st. Adams,
passed the week end at her home in
this city.
Willoughby Scott Of this years grad
uating class Of Spaulding left recently
for Boston, where he has secured en-
ployment,
Joseph Leroy Of the Miers barber
shop arrived home to-day from Bur
lington, where he passed the week end
at his home
Notice! Knights Of Columbus ear
nival and mardi gras postponed until
Thursday, June %, owing to weather
conditions. adv.
The name of Mrs. Nels Bourgh was
| inadvertently omitted from the names
fof those sending flowers to the funeral
Of Mrs. Charles Knutson.
Mrs. Margaret Bonzille's body was
taken Saturday to her home in Fair
Haven. Mrs Bonzille died in Barre
Saturday after long illness.
Roy ID. Watkins Of Summer street
left to day for Akron, o., for a visit
with relatives during the summer va
cation from Spanlding high school.
Wendell Smith OF Perry street, who
has been a student for the past year
Eat Andoyer academy, returned TO the
| city yesterday to pass the summer at
his home.
A regular meeting Of Col j, b. Mead
circle, No. !, Ladies OF the G. A. r., will
be held in auxiliary hall, Worthen
block, Wednesday. June 81, at 2 o'clock.
Important business.
Mrs. G. r. MiIlar who had been in
Barre for few days while superin-
tending the moving of their household
goods from this city to Quincy, Mass,
left Saturday for her home,
Fred Mosher, who passed the week
end at his home in Cambridge, Mass,
arrived in the city to-day for visit
with relatives. Mr.. Mosher was a stu
dent at Goddard. during the past year.
Stephen Rizzi arrived home yester-
day from Worcester, Mass where he
has been attending the Institute of
Technology during the past year, TO
pas the summer with his parents here.
Miss Doris Burke arrived home yes
terday, after having completed the
freshman year at Smith college. Miss
Burke has been attending the gradua
tion exercises at Andover during the
past week.
DIR F. j. Rogers Of the state tuber
culosis sanatorium at Pittsford, is at
the Washington county tuberculosis
sanatorium for to-day and tomorrow.
DR.. Rogers il medical examiner for the
Washington county institution.
A number Of local fans left early this
morning for Burlington to attend the
Vermont Va Holy Cross game this aft
ernoon. Reports from persons travel
ing to and from Burlington yesterday
said hat the Winnoski river was bank
full in some places.
Howard Newcombe, who is employed
at the American Express company's of
Zee here. left Saturday night WITH the
National Guard for Camp Devens. His
place is being filled BY Albert J. Dow
ers of this city, who had been substi-
tuting for two weeks for Douglas New
combe while the latter was on wed
ding trip.
Barre baseball talent on the Newport
team was largely responsible for that
teams s TO o victory over Sherbrooke
last Thursday, Nelson Browne sending
out home run with the bases filed, |
Polli pitching mastery game, allow.
ing only six hits.and striking out ten
men. and Nicora playing such game
az to cause Newport baseball scribe |
to remark that he ''looks like promis
ing material on first"
Two local baseball teams were IN
able TO play ball yesterday on account
OF NET weather. The Barre All-Star !
team. which iourneyed TO Sherbrooke
Yesterday. was obliged TO return home |
for the second time They arranged for
game to be played next Thursday I
and also one to be played with st.
Johnsbury Wednesday. The Legion vs.
Richmond game to be played at Rich
moud was called OF on account Of wet
grounds
Il will be Of interest 10 Barre friends I
Of Hildreth Martin of Averill street to
know that on the completion Of four /
years service in the Baptist choir in
Burlington where he sang while AT |
tending college. he was rendered a /
token Of the appreciation Of the church .
for his services. n. ~ Cameron. treas
urer Of the church. presented Mr.. Mar
tin a purse Of gold on behalf Of the /
whole society. Mr. Martin was among
this wears graduates from the Univer
,ity Of Vermont.
There will be a farm bureau meet
ing at the Brookside schoolhouse TO- l
morrow evening. June 20 at $ o'clock. |
Considerable time and expense has been
taken TO make this an interesting |
meeting. There will be four reels of I
motion pictures. A. well as lantern !
slides showing local farm bureau I
work. Mr.. Kirk. farm bureau agent.
and Mr.. Winslow, acting county agent. !
.,..lf Giro .,,r,,c interesting iufaru, ftof, /