The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Eunice Story and Miss Elizabetl
McEnany, teachers in the city schools
went to their home in East Fairfield to
day for the spring vacation.
John +. Hughes, a former teacher a
Spaulding high school, who has beeI
passing several days in the city as th'
guest OF Principal and Mrs. c. II. White
4 has returned 10 his home in Massachu
setts.
Miss Blanche f. Cooley will entertain
the Daylight store clerks at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Kendrick on East
street this evening at ! o'clock. Miss
I Cooley completes her duties at the store
tomorrow night, after long period Of
| service.
Burlington high schools baseball
schedule recently issued, contains sew
eral games with Barre school teams
Burlington high viii play Spaulding here
on May Q and will fill its first date
with Goddard in Barre May 81. Spaul-
ding plays in Burlington June 3 and
Goddard plays game with Burlington
in Burlington May 8.
The Meadow Brook Golf club held its
annual ante-seasai meeting in Nichols
hall last evening, with a large attend.
ance OF members and Others who in
tend joining the organization. Plans
were discussed for improving the links
in the Farwell street meadows, and
other business was transacted. A second
meeting will be held within few weeks.
Miss Emma Seyegny entertained 25
of her young women friends at a. dinner
party at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Beaulac, in the B. Tom
asi block last evening. After the dim
ner hour program of games and music
was carried out Miss Sevegny will re-
turn to her home in Claremont, y. H.,
this evening, after having passed several
days in Barre.
Lyon Currier, whd operate large hen
neries on the east side of the city to-
day shipped a consignment of Rose Comb
Red eggs to Golden Glow farm at Mil
ford, Mass. The Milford consignment
was one of several which the firm has
lately shipped to distant parts of New
England. The business of exporting
fancy eggs is one which is assuming
large proportions in Barre. and Messrs.
Currier and lyon are not alone in build
ing up a lucrative shipping business in
the poultry line
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Shirley Jackson. Rob
ert Young, Mary ogilvie and w. L. Cock
burn, who are to furnish entertainment
for a crowded audience at the Clan Cor
don concert this evening, arrived in the
city to-day from Boston. Seats for the
affair have been selling rapidly, and il
is expected that the attendance will be
even larger than that of last year when
the same company of entertainers gave
a concert in the opera house under the
auspices of Clan Gordon. In addition to
the artists participating from out Of
the city Miss Bessie Spear Of Barre will
act as accOmpanist. and James Edwards
viii furnish bagpipe selections
George Generis, who left Barre at the 4
Of the Balkan strife last fall
with the intention Of joining a detach- I
nent of Greek Americans bound for the 1
iront. returned 20 Barre Yesterday /
Mr.. Generis arrived IN Lowell. /
Mass. the recruiting city. after the 4
-anks Of the first volunteer regiment |
rad been filled. He was obliged 20 give
Ip his cherished plan Of sharing the
ot Of a Greek soldier. - he proceeded 4
% St Paul. Mimi. where he was en-
iioyed for a time on = Greek news
iaper Which furnished news from the
ront 20 thousands OF Hellenic people
n the middle West. Mr.. Generis has
esumed his duties AZ the United Fruit
tore and viii make ms home in Barre j
Iming the summer.