The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-08
TALK OF THE TOWN


H Rockers.
II l.. Constable and NJ Compoi left last
\ night on a weeks business trip to Bur-
H lington and st. Adams.
H William Miller of Boston arrived in
Il the city yesterday and is making short
business visit in the city and vicinity.
H Howard Hartland of Norwich, Conn,
arrived yesterday morning and is visit
ing friends in this city for an extended
time.
Miss Margaret McGrath and Miss Eliz-
abeth Coffee of Elm street went to Bur-
lington yesterday for a few days visit
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beckman and Will
liam Miers of Keith avenue left this
morning for Burlington, where Mr. Beck
man is to consult specialist for chron-
ic stomach trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. +. T. Salisbury, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Raymond and Miss ANNE
Walsh made up theatre party from
Randolph, who attended the concert last
evening, given by the Boston grand opera
singers.
George ProulX, student at the Boston
university school of law, arrived in the
city last evening and expects to make
stay of several weeks in Barre and vicin-
lily. Mr.. Proulx is making his home on
Elm street.
Thomas Farrell. student at Goddard
seminary returned last night from
|Winchendon, Mass, where he was called
on account of serious accident that be-
fell his brother. 1t was thought the
brother would lose an arm, but he is
steadily gaining and Thomas Farrell has
returned to attend the several doings |
during commencement week at the |
school.
w. c. Goodwin, who has been making |
an extended stay in Franconia, n. H.,
arrived in the city yesterday and will
remain here long enough to pack his
household goods and consign them to
Franconia, where he has purchased a
house with several acres of land Mr..
Goodwin, after residence of many years
in Barre, plans to make his home per-
manently in Franconia.
Lyndon Waterman, sophomore at the
Wentworth institute in Boston, arrived
in the city last evening to attend the ,
exercises incident to the 46th annual
commencement at Goddard semi1ry. I
from which institution he was graduated
in 1914 Mr.. Waterman will pass the I
summer with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs I
ID. S. Waterman of upper Washington
street.
have placed my farm property with
the Vermont Real Estate & Insuranc,
Co. for quick sale and will let ii 60 at
a low price, with terms reasonable. This }
contains 260 acres, with rs I
acres in tillage. Located in Middlesax !
Personal property consists of - cows :
two horses and lots of young stock. On
good road and near TO school. Plenty of
tools and machinery.
Second team men from Goddard semi
nary composing a baseball nine, left
aarly yesterday afternoon by automobile !
for Williamstown, where they PLAYED the !
Mohawk A. c. yesterday afternoon, and
'arly last evening they returned to the .
school with a defeat attached to them,
he score being Is to IA. The game was
ull of errors for both sides. The God
lard men had the majority OF hits get
ing ID against the Mohawk's 10. Bat
cries: Goddard seconds, Guernsey and
Washer; Mohawk A. c., Savoy and God.
rey.
William Duff, the artist, is exhibiting al
n Hooker & Co.'S display window, an fr
ttractively mounted picture of the r,
paulding high school graduating class.
Individual photographs of the seniors
re artstically grouped on mount in.
cribed with the class motto. One of
lr. Duff's nature studies also occupies a f'
onspicuous place in the window. Ii is
n Easter lily done in oil and preserv.
~ faithfully an artists conception OF on
hat favorite blossom and stalk. cb
DIR. Howard H. Reid. a 1915 graduate ca
the Northwestern school of dentistry du
! Chicago, ILL.,. arrived in the city yes of
'rday for an extended visit at the home IN
his parents, DIR. and Mrs. W. ID. Reid sir
! South Main street. DIR. Reid WAS one no
large number of young men to re- ter
i've diplomas in the Chicago institution Of
~ week. He has been a student at thu
orthwestern university for the past fra
lree years, having entered that institu.
on soon after his graduation from Nor. vo
ich university. th'
w. r. Turner Of North Buckport. Me-. Ms
! experienced meat and pastry chef. ga'
no has had eleven summers experience an
White Mountain hotels. has arrived a a
the city TO be on hand when the 'n'
w Hotel Barre on Washington street. ", w
w rapidly approaching completion. il n'
'ened to the public. Mr. Turner will ~.
IN charge Of the culinary department ~ ~
the hotel. having come here from -
irton, where tor the past ten wears ~
has been in the employ Of }. v Row. - 49,
az the Barton house. After Mr. Row. :,
: decision TO assume the management az.
the new Barre hostelry. be persuaded -
;. Turner to Join him in this city. Al A.,
rton h. gained q favorable reputation IN,
iong transieuts and others for the *. i
lence Of his fare. ana
A large delegation Of local Knight 81 cam
lumbus. members II Barre council No. owe
]. went 70 Burlington last night by vas
in and suto 20 participate in the cere- Of
mics Incident % the eNcmpiificstion cas-
the third degree On a large class Of and
ididstes. among whom Were several HIS
re Young men. The ceremony sum ders
ned knights from al parts 81 the son.
70 and returning members Of the Dr. was
IN Barre sFnak highly Of the royal N
ertaiument accorded them b. the wer'
MIXERS 81 the Burlington council IN fs
ded IN the Barre deierati0n vere tie hit'
Ioving Joseph tadrie. Carenee 4. nari
fr Frank Nelson. Thomas n Mac. Lnf