The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Angelo Scampini went TO Boston last
night on business trip.
John Patterson went to Rutland to
| day on business visit.
William Charles went to Waterbury
to-day on business trip.
James Mcdonald win leave tonight
for a short visit with friends in Bur.
lington.
| Mrs. Richard Attridge went to Ran
dolph to-day for visit over Sunday
with relatives,
Mrs Paul Scampini went to Water.
bury this morning for few days visit
with friends.
w. f. Cudworth. of Londonderry is
visiting his son, Ernest, a clerk in E
NJ. Lyons store.
G. G. Page and H. L. Campbell left
last night on few days business visit
in Springfield, Mass, and Hartford,
Conn.
Lloyd Darling, Richard Darling, Percy
Cowie and George Mcdonald returned to
their home in South Ryegate, to-day,
after passing the week with relatives in
the city.
Judge H. w. Scott and DR.. c. NJ Bug
bee of Waterbury were in East Barre
last evening on an official visit to the
New England Order of Protection lodge
of that place.
Harley Heath, former teacher at
Goddard, who is now teaching in Law
renceville, n. j., arrived in the city to-
day for visit. He is spending the
summer at his home in Plainfeld
Mrs. Emily Colvin, who has been vis-
iting at the home Of her son. Frank T.
Colvin, went to Plattsburg, n. ", to-
day for visit with relatives. Mr.. Col
vim accompanied her for few days
stay
w. 0. Hanson went to Bolton to-day
to attend the funeral of his cousin, Carl
Hosford, the young man who was fa-
tally injured there Wednesday by being
pinned under load of lumber which
tipped over while he was riding on it,
Friday arrivals at the hotel Otis were
as follows: H. A. Lewis, Burlington; q.
II. Taft, Worcester; H. Hrushel, New
York City; N. A. Jacobs, Boston w
H. Bussell, W. ]. Gibbs, Burlington; ].
G. Joury, Montreal; r. H. Young, Platts-
burg, n. "; 4. d. Winslow, Burlington;
A. II. Haskell, Richford; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Witham. Burlington.
The primary classes of Miss Ethel
Spears private school held their fourth
annual Mothers Day" yesterday after
noon The exercises were held in the
Congregational yestry, which was we'll
filled with the mothers and friends of
the children. A pleasing program was
given by the little people. The mem
bers of the class are Philip Cole, Rachel
Spear, Elizabeth Sprague. Osmon Dodge,
Dorothy Buchan, Farrell Murray, Grace
lyn Robinson, Gladys Ford June Tas-
sic, Evelyn Long and Grace Bond
The pupils in the Lawson school in
Barre Town, who have neither been late
nor absent during the past term of ten
weeks are, Marion, Coliss and Willie
Mortimer, Alton Sabin. Walden Kelley,
George Beattie and Emil Mattson. The
latter has been absent but one half day
in the past year. Instead of receiving
prizes for perfect attendance, as has
been the custom, they voted to have their
teacher use the prize money for a pic
ture of either Washington or Lincoln,
to be placed in the school room at the
opening of the fall term together with
the names of those who earned il. Kath- |
crime B. Williams, teacher
The Central Vermont station had the |
appearance of an excursion day rush this |
morning with the departure Of the stu
tents and teachers from Goddard and /
many of the teachers of the city schools. I
Five of the Goddard teachers, F. W. /
Burnham, L. J. Stacy. II. r. Averill. +
Hiss Butterfeld and Miss Sturtevant, I
vent to Long Point on Lake Champlain, /
o-day. where they will camp for a week /
they will be joined by Miss Julia Hol-
and of Montpelier and Llewelyn Per- /
Sins Of Franklin. Mass. a party Of IL /
II the Goddard students. mostly mem
,ers of the graduating class. chaperoned
" Miss Alice Averill, went to Highgate
springs this morning for weeks stay.
n the party were Marion Dole. Alice
Julia Martin. Ruth Pitkin.
Avis kier. Marjorie Parker. Ethel Lam
'erton, Kate Coburu, Bernice Hoar and
ellen Hoar.