The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-16

to be a second Henry Irving he is play
ing at Castle Park in cheap roper
toire company
Prof. W.-Isve just been reading u
letter that will interest you all from
Capt. Walter Alfred Boutwell,.
Miss N We'll. what success is he
having III ilis explorations
Miss III Why, what's he doing now
Prof. W. When this letter was writ
ten he Ind inst reached the last set.
Element and was to leave there the next
day. He says it win only De i matter
of 4 few days before he will have
reached the pole.
Miss J.---It seems strange for him to-
40 off on any such exploration as that,
but perhaps be expects 70 find that
master Of science in a bottle which he
spoke of in Lit. class one day.
Prof. W.--WeIl, YOU know how i'm
terestcd he WAS after writing 10 or
so pages for his senior essay on polar
expectations. This effort seems to have
settled his life work for him.
Miss NJ Speaking OF letter makes me
think Of one / received from Gcorgina
Trail few weeks ago Nou know
llfI itffttftN idtttfl SUM HtANf tfFi EitbhAs7
ton and after a year or two OF illness,
Dir. Pratt strongly recommended change
of climate, and acceptaing his advice az
she always did, she went 60 East Or
ange, where she has been since that
time. Her health is much improved aud
she hopes to return soon.
Miss Ill always feared Geor2ina's
health wonld fail for ] remember how
pale and languid she always appeared
in school
Miss J. (takcs up paper and reads
remarks az she looks as III What paper
Is thiss The Barre Times and Orange
Despatch. And Barre supports a daily
paper 81 16 pages But where II the
Talk Of the Town Well. never would
have believed that daily paper would
be issued in Barre without any talk
Of the town items What il ar this
on the first page in such glaring head
lines. Wins His Ease Long Trial
Comes 20 i Close Gordon Successful
Ont n john Gordon sin i lawyer
heres ] thought lie was in Washing
ton.
Miss Med. Well, he is Is; but this
isn't John Gordon.
Miss J.--oh. MOI II says Arthur
Gordon
Miss NED. OH haven't seen to-
nights paper! Has lie really won the
eases Everyone has been Watching for
the outcome with great deal Of IN
terest. Well. Gordon has certainly kept
up the reputation Of bis predecessors,
j. w. and Matthew N.
Ayers Read Il aud let's hear the out
come.
Miss 1.-The ease in regard 10 the
viii of the late Agnes French which
has been pending 50 long has finally
been settled BY the settlement Spauld-
ing high school receives the estate for
an athletic field and 10000 for gym.
Iasium CONTINUES to read,l First
Woman to Enter Polytechnic School at
Paris Graduate Of Spaulding, Class Of
'06.
Prof. W.-roh, That's Mary Adams.
Well, after only "a years Of prepare
tion, she has finally been admitted, the
first woman who has ever been suc-
ccssful enough in mathematics TO enter.
Miss M.~Nes, we all remember how
talented she was in that line.
Ayers Did You sec this poster for
Walhridge & Soldini's circus coming
July 18th. with one Of its greatest at,
traction Josh Nelson, the famous bare
back ridcrg
Miss McD.--Would yon ever have be-
lieved that she would have lost her
senior dignity to the extent Of joining
ciFcusy
Miss M.-oh, Gracel Have YOU re-
ceived that book of poems by Flora Muir.
lphy that have been ilustratings If
You have. show ii TO Bessie.
Miss Med Yes. ii came several days
ago. and think the poems are fine.
Miss J. turning pnges Of book )-
Dedicated with loving rcmcmbrances 20
our former teacher, Mrs. Mathewson.
! (Reading, as she turn pages) Our Old
School Days. Graduation Listen to
this last verse isn't IL fnel
And now as we leave each other
Wen put on our valiant swords
Bound to be victors in battle,
Winning by deeds and not words.
Memoirs OF the Tardy Student Cen
tenniel Day of 1905 Written on the
Elopement o. Ellen TO q Red Car
nation Our Motto
Miss Med. That last reminds Inc Of
two books of which Bessie Spearc Is the
author, entitled, Words, Not Deeds,
and Jewels and Iewelry.
Prof. WI suppose you know about
Mildred Phelps2
Miss J No, haven't heard from her
Tor several years
I Prof. w, Nyell, she has been working
las deaeonncss among the poor Of tho
\ city foi 4 long time and four years ago
I Fbed Hartman died and left all his