The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-01
TALK OF TIE TOWN


William Rossi went this morning T.
Burlington, where he will spend severa
days on business.
John r. Shepard OF Boston arrive,
in Barre this morning to spend few
days with acquaintance.
k. w. Van Ornam returned this morn
ing to his home in Worcester, after ;
weeks visit with friends in the city.
Il. N. Normandeau of Merchant street
has returned from Boston, where he ha,
been spending several days on business
DR.. Reeds cushion sole Easter boots
for women, high and low heels, Just tn,
boot for comfort. At Shea's Shoe Store
Mrs. Harvey Cheney returned last
night to her home in Northfeld, after
passing few days with friends in the
city.
Mrs. Il. A. Camp OF Washington street
left this morning for Saratoga. N. "
where she was called by the illness OF
her mother.
John Summers OF east Hill went this
morning to West Berlin. where he will
pass the remainder of the week with
his parents.
Ralph, OF Academy street accompanied
Mr.. Kendrick to st. Adams yesterday for
a few days visit
Miss Ruth Bruce of Williamstown, a
1914 graduate OF Goddard seminary,
came to Barre this morning for few
days visit with friends.
Deputy Sheriff w. f. Bixby of East
Barre was visitor in the city to-day
while on his way to Woodsville, n. H.,
for a brief business visit.
The quarterly meeting OF the Hospital
Aid association will be held in Aldrich
hall Friday afternoon at 230. The ex-
ecutive committee will meet at O'Clock.
Mrs. T. r. Waugh, who came to Barre
to attend the funeral OF John Melon
aid of Liberty street, returned last
night TO her home in st. Adams, after
passing few days with friends in the
city.
Nearly so people were served last
evening to new sugar and dou2hnuts
at the social given by the Sons of Vet
erans's auxiliary in the Forester's hall.
After the social dance, both modern
and old fashioned, was enjoyed by all
Anyone thinking OF subscribing TO the
following magazines. The Mentor, Bos
ton Cooking School, Woman's Home Com
panion, Pictorial Review and Needlecraft |
will oblige Mrs. Mason Page by eommu-
nicating with her; 30 Elm street; tel. |
222 -W.-Adv.
b. Diyerio of 20 Berlin street left the I
city yesterday for New York, where he /
will spend several days with friends be-
fore going to South Carolina, where he
will be employed during the summer
Mr.. Diverio is to locate in smllI town
five miles out of Rion.
Nicholas Peters, better known to many
local people as whistle" returned to
Barre yesterday, after spending the win
ter months in Syracuse, n. Y. Whistle"
intends to re-establish himself in the
popcorn and peanut business as soon
Is the weather conditions are suitable.
Mrs. Max Junge entertained a party
IF young men and women at her home.
Il Beacon street, Tuesday evening. Cards
md music were among the plcasnrable
eatures of the affair and dainty col
alton was served. Mrs. Junge returns
tomorrow TO New York, afte1 having
made a visit of several weeks with her I
PARENTS, Mr., and Mrs. w. W. Calder
Arthur Mcdonald has returned to his
work in Boston, after having been called
o Barre by the death of his father. John
lcDonald, of Liberty street. Roy Me-
donald, who has also been spending
ew days at his home here. has gone
0 Lowell, Mass, where he will vi&t his
lister. Mrs. g. l.. Darling, before re. /
urning TO New York, where he is en-.
loyed. :
The Wshoo Braves, a baseball team I
1ade mp of players from the Combina
ion Five and the Independent basket =
all outfit. is out with challenges for ;
ny semi-professional team in Barre and ,
icinity, The pick of both basketball
'ams has been drafted 20 complete the
uota Of the Braves. William Ross has
cen chosen captain, and for the time
aing all communications may be ad.
ressed to him. Others who have been :
nroled are; Walter Cowie, Adams.
lass, osler and IIalsall One Of the
rst teams TO challenge the Wahoos =
as the reiuvenated Gospel village Blue \
Ok, the two having been matched for J.
series OF three games ~ soon az wealth
conditions permit playing =
Upon their return from the annual !.
ring vacation, students az Goddard a
minary were greeted with the March Ii
sue Of The Goddard Record between
IL covers Of which the dongs on the Il
n are interestingly gazetted together o.
in numerous other contributions OF :.
crit. Wandering for the moment into n
q field Of chemical terms. the editor n,
IL month takes occasion 20 warn his IN
hoolmatcs against lethargy in the mat
: Of school spirit. Rise up. You in. NJ
{ elements. eifcrHesoe when your op- H.
rtunity comes, dissolve with the rest ii
ben YOU see such solubiiity advisable. IA
n help reduce the boiling. point" i A
p clarion charge which the editor ID
likes 20 the student body. "Bariara Nd
Lonesome Hollow j. the title OF a an
~ ereditable short story. which APP "A
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Itch ~ Rowland y. Robinson il not =
p least interesting literary feature Of
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