The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-19
TALK or THE TOWN

| few days in this city
Special lot Of Goodyear 32x3la tires
at $l4 Lane Davis Co.-adv.
Roy Richardson of Waitsfield was
business visitor here yesterday.
| We have all the latest fox trots, hits
of the hour. Littlefeld Piano Co., Inc.
adv.
A good display of aprons and home
| cooked food on sale at the Presby-
| terrain church Saturday.
See Clarence drive mules without
swearing Friday evening in the senior
play at Spaulding. Admission, 35c.--
adv.
Manuel Gomez of North Main street
left yesterday afternoon for Detroit,
Mich, where he has secured employ
| ment.
| Miss Grace Davis Of White River
Junction arrived in the city yesterday
for few days visit with relatives and
| friends.
| The Junior Auxiliary of the Church
Of the Good Shepherd win meet at the
church downstairs Saturday afternoon
at $3.50. Girls please bring thimbles.
The ladies' aid of ST. Monica's church
will hold rummage sale In the lobby
Of the Biiou theatre Saturday after
noon. Children's summer underwear a
speciality. adv
| Mrs. Tarras and children of Mer-
chant street, accompanied by her sis
ter. Miss Alice Noble, leave tonight
for Bayonne, N. j., where they plan to
stay few weeks.
Kerogas oil stoves are the best; sale
on two, three and four-burner PERI
J lection oil stoves and lawn mowers;
one five passenger Buick automobile H.
A. Prindle, Worthen block.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Ellison arrived
here from Boston yesterday, where
| they stopped while on the way here to
visit with Mrs. Ellison's mother, Mrs.
| O. N. Canton of Maple avenue. Mr.. FL
lison has but recently recovered from
severe illness.
One young Depot square gentleman
was kept in suspense all day yesterday
but without results for the spirits
failed him. About a year ago clair
voyant, seer, magician or whatever you
wish to call him, told this young gen.
tleman that the 18th of May would De
an eventful day for him but the proph-
ecy of the mystic failed and the gentle
man in question has lost all falth IN
| the occult.
Among those present in the city to-
day to attend meeting OF the board
of control, held in the offices OF the
| Granite Manufacturers associations
rooms this morning, were Robert D.
Smith OF Boston, secretary of the In
ternational Granite Manufacturers as
ISOLATION; Harry Rogers Of Rockport,
| Mass, member of the board OF con-
troll; o. s. Swenson Of Concord, n. a.;
also a member Of the board, and Q. K
Smith of Westerly, r. !.
Principal r. L. Dawson reported this
| morning That the holiday or rather
work day." at Goddard yesterday was
| greatly beneficial to the institution as
| the students took the work seriously
and when the baseball bleachers are
completed the school property will be
| increased in value by about 81 600 The
tennis courts were laid out and rolled
| by the city's steam roller. The lawns
| we're repaired and grass seed sown in
places where the grass had been tram
pied ont. The ball diamond was cut out
and rolled by the roller 40 that it is I'M
doubtedly the best looking BAH dia-
mond in the state.
In another series of inter class games
played at Lincoln campus yesterday
afternoon. Lincoln defeated Mathewson
bv a 3 to 2 score. This game was a
pitchers battle all through, with Muir
raw hurting for Lincoln and Carroll for
! Mathewson. In the second game be-
| tween North Barre and Spaulding,. the
former was defeated by 0 TO score
Both teams made number OF good
hits in this game. Sierra did the pitch
| ing for North Barre and Ryan was on
the mound for Spaulding. Inasmueh as
these games have to be eurtailed ia
four or five innings, Coach Lundholm
has decided to make it two-day al.
/ fair after this and have only one set
of teams play on one particular day
The American Legion team plays one
of the best games on its schedule to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock when
il lines up against the Goddard first
team. This game should be well at
tended by fans who wish to find out
what a game between Spaulding and
Goddard would turn out like inasmuch
as the two teams will not clash this
season. The Legion will play spauldinp
on Memorial day. Polli viii be on the
mound for the Legion boys and as ne
Is going stronger than ever this season
the Red and White is going TO have
its hands full. Fowlie, one of the old
timers, in the game, viii be behind
the bat. The Goddard battery Is a.
vet unknown The Legion has enlist
ed such men under their banner for the
game as Nels Brown, Dartmouth ath
| lete of the past few years. and Dutef
Ricciarelli OF /. A. G.. fame. New bleach
ers have been put up at Goddard and
/ the crowd which is sure TO attend thi'
feature will be easily accommodated
The lineup of the GODDARD team Is al
follows: Vanotti, c; Wiley, p; Buck
lev, Id: Yarnall. Oh; Driscoll, ss; Cy
ran. Sb: Sassi, IF; RhulaDd, c. O'Leary
If. The batting average OF the Goddard
team Is 800 and Coach Aldrieh feels