The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

George h. Beyerle, piano tuner, viii be
in Barre this week. Leave orders al
this office.
Miss Cecil Place Of Burlington arrived
Saturday and is visiting friends anc
relatives in the city for few days.
The Little Dry Goods Store on cottage
street will be closed from Monday morn
ing TO tuesday at $3.50 p. m.--Adv.
The guild of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will meet this evening at 7.3C
with Mrs. +. w. Robinson at "a Keith
lavenue.
Miss Pauline Canning of Burlington
arrived yesterday and will make few
days visit with friends and relatives in
the city.
Miss Nina Bonnyman arrived Satllr-
dday night from New York City, being
called by the death of her nephew, Le-
land Glass.
Henry Carroll, who is employed in the
Hotel Vermont in Burlington, arrived
Saturday night and is visiting his home
on 20 Beacon street for a few days.
John Agnew, instructor at Spaulding
high school, returned yesterday from
Port Henry, n. Y, where he has been
visiting during his week of vacation.
Neil Hooker, who has been visiting
with Clarence Bsbce in Waitsfeld for
the past week, has returned to his home
on Park street, and Mr. Bisbee has re-
tSturned to school at Spaulding, after
visiting at his home.
Twenty members of the Elmore dane
ing class went Saturday to Montpelier,
| where they held a meeting to decide
where the annual final ball should be
held 1t will probably be held at Mont
pelier next Saturday evening.
Saturday night in the Clan Gordon
hall, the S. b. of A. held their regular
meeting, after which public dance was
held. CAROLS orchestra of FIVE pieces
furnished the music and at II O'Clock
go couples cireled the DOR. The affair
was success and they are planning to
give another in the near future.
Spaulding high school resumed its reg
ular work again this morning, after
weeks vacation. The graded schools did
not start as they have another week of
rest, it being due to the fact that they
began a week earlier last fall when the
high school was unable to open on ae-
count of the building repairs not being
completed.
Alton Packard's song, "The Music of
the Band" has been sung by him on |
the stage for five years, and is still one
of his most popular hits. Packard il
said to have been oered $4,000 for the
publishing rights of this song and re-
fused the offer, preferring to reserve it I
for his own use and the pleasure OF his
audiences. ADV.
When the members of the Barre Golf
club turn their steps toward their sum.
mer rendezvous they will find quite a
number OF improvements about the club
house, chiefly a restoration of the ex.
terror appearance in the shape of new
paint. On the i side of the building, too.
there has been notable improvement
along the same line of work There has
been some golf playing, but the greens
will not be ready for use for some time.
AT meet & of the North Barre Red
Sox Saturday afternoon, Blossom J. Os.
sola was unanimously elected manager
Tor 1915; Thomas Starr. assistant man
,ger; Decline Riccisrelli captain; VIII
lam Starr, assistant captain. II il ex-
,ected that the Red Sox win have a very
uccessful year. since they have many
promising recruits. The name of the
has been changed from the
lorth Barre Red Sox 10 the Barre In
dependents. The Barre Independents are
prepared to play any junior team in or ]
nut OF town and those desiring such
'ames may communicate with II. j. Os. c
ola, 43l North Main street. i