The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Aoilht HbiN w y Two
See Abbott's Saturday sale.
Buy your rubber boots at Fits.
Latest in neckwear at Abbotts.
New showing of waists at Abbotts.
Regular meeting of local 4SS; Nj. I. Up
will be held in painters ball sunday
March 7, at 3 p. m,
r.. H. Brown went this forenoon TO 81.
Adams, where he will make visit OF
several days with relatives.
Mrs. Herman Davis wishes to thank
all her friends who so Loyalty gave her
their help in the recent piano contest
Among the business visitors in the
city to-day were George G. Grandtield 81
Fayston and Frank Merrill OF RoX'
bury
A son, Ralph Stetson, weighing eight
pounds, was born Sunday, Feb. rs, TO
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Milne OF ] Bank
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hymen Bloch, who nave
been visiting relatives in the city since
Tuesday returned this forenoon to their
home in Burlington.
Mrs. Edward L. House and little son,
Reginald, of West street went this fore
noon to Williamstown, where they VIII
make a few days visit with relatives
The eighth grade of Lincoln school
will meet the eighth grade of-Mathewson
school Tuesday afternoon at 4i3O, TO Dc.
eide the graded school championship VI
the city.
Mrs. Anna Mahoney of Salem, Mass,
is spending several days in Barre as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emslie
of North Seminary street and with other
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Fred Canton of North Main
street left this forenoon for Middlebury,
where she will make brief visit with
relatives. Before returning home, she
will also visit in Shelburne.
Rev. A. c. Griffin, former curate OF
st. Monicas church, who has been assist
| ing Father P. NJ. McKenna in special
deyotionals at the church this week, re-
turned this morning to Albany,
Thomas Abare and David L. Wyllie OF
Summer street accompanied the remains
OF John McColl to Tacoma, n. H., for
burial this afternoon The remains OF
! Mr.. NcColl will be inferred Monday fore
noon.
The West Hill Sunshine club met on
Thursday, March 4, with Mrs. George
LAFAYETTE, there being Is members and
! five visiting members present. The pro-
gram was as follows: Piano solo by
Mrs. William Bingham; recitation by
! Mrs. Alvin Smith; song by Esther
Cheney piano solo, Bertha Holden; reel
tation BY Esther Cheney; vocal solo
Mrs. Bingham; vocal duet, Mrs. Leon
Lord and Mrs. Merton Cheney; song by
club. Refreshments Of ice cream, as
sorted cake and waters were served
The next meeting will be held with Mrs
0. L. Wood April |,
Announcement was made to-day OF
the cast which is to present the three
act playlet, "The Private Tutor" un-
der the auspices of the 1918 class at
Goddard seminary. Lyman Whitcomb
editor in chief OF the Goddard Record, IS
to carry one of the heavier parts and
the other seniors making up the person
mel of the company are: Louis +. Orr,
Paul +. Pitkin, Paul NJ. Stevens, Hugh
l.. Seaver, Beulah s. Tillotson, Kathleen
LsBarron and Elva 4. Townsend. I'm
der the tutelage OF Miss Clara +. Whip
nile, teacher Of vocal music and elocu-
ton at the seminary the participants
have been practicing faithfully for sew
eral weeks and well rounded presenta
ton OF an interesting playlet Is TO bc
the result. he piece viii be staged ~
the chapel at Goddard seminary on the
evening OF Friday, March Il.