The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. III. +, cutter OF dtHtIsoH
street have returned from Boston, where
they have been attending the auto show,
/ Miss Mae Wilson OF South Main street
returned this morning from Marshtield,
where she spent the week end with rela-
tiyes.
Mrs. George Williams OF West Berlin
was the guest of her sister Mrs. George
Bosworth of Perry street, Saturday and
Sunday.
| Mrs William NJ Stewart Of the Morse
block, who has suffered intensely for II
long time with neuritis in her face, rs
still great sufferer.
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Knapp OF St. Johns
bury returned home this morning after
visiting several days with Miss Christine
Tubbs Of Summer street.
John Bertoli Of Quincy Mass, who wns
called to Barre by the death of Eugene
Carusi of Second street, is passing sever
~ days with friends in the city.
The ladies and pastors union of the
lledding church are making plans for
sugar social which will be held in the
church dining room Friday night.
Clarence II. Kendrick returned this
morning to st. Adams, after passing a
few days with Mrs. kendrick and son,
Ralph at their home on Academy street.
Best for Growing Children-Cumming
Jersey milk; about four inches of cream
III every bottle; measure yours, then
phone 1924; direct from the farm to
family: delivered morning and night
Miss Mary Blanchard of Lowell, Mass.
arrived Saturday, being called here by
the serious illness of her niece, Miss
Edith Blanchard, who is at the City hos
pital. While here she is staying at the
home of Victor Beaulac OF Farwell street.
John DcI.isa, who has been employed in
the barber shop of Andres Balzarnelli on
North Main street for several months,
completed his duties Saturday night and
left yesterday for New York, where he
has secured a position.
Mrs. Florence Little of Harrington ave-
nue. left Yesterday for New Haven, Conn,
where she will Join her husband, William
Little, who recently went to that city
and secured employment as maehinist
in the factory OF the Winchester Arms
Co.
Thomas Wagner, jr, Of Bangor, Me-.
arrived in the city Saturday and has
been appointed deputy superintendent for
the Metropolitan Insurance Co, OF this
city. He is taking the place recently va
Gated by NJ. F. Mahouev, who was trans
ferred to New Haven, Conn.
Seniors Of Goddard seminary are PLAN
ming TO repeat their successful presenta-
ton Of "The Private Tutor" at TIE
grange hall in Williamstown on Friday
evening, Under the direction OF Miss
Clara f. Wlipple Of the faculty, who
trained the participants for the initial
performance, the cast is rehearsing again
this week A large part of the student
body plans to accompany the thespians
to Williamstown, as the presentation III
that town will mark the close of the
winter term. Sessions at the seminary
are to be suspended Friday afternoon for
the annual Easter vacation Of ten days.
One of the most pretentious baseball
schedules in the history Of athletics at
Goddard seminary is in the making and
II the negotiations which are now being
carried on BY Manager William Quinn ut |
tain fruition, the school team will play a |
of important out of town games |
in addition to the usual quota Of fixtures |
on the seminary campus. A four-game |
trip through Massachusetts, is in prospect I
end arrangements for two games are al |
ready completed. In mid-season the sem
inarians viii play Groton school at Grot-
on Mass and ST. Marks school. two 81 I
the best known preparatory schools in
America. II is also hoped to include
Tufts college IN the Massachusetts sched-
ulc Coach Charles Hoernle is putting 4
squad Of 30 men through their PAGES in
the gymnasium these days. Lawton Witt
~ Winchendon. Mass. is the captain and i
Quinn. HASTE, Washer and Morrison are
the leading candidates for backstop.
Among the ten promising candidates for
the firing line are Kcefe. Guernsey, Tom
nv Davidson and Pitkin. The schedule
will be announced within a few days