The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II The chorus class of the Congregations
H church will meet Friday afternoon al
III Ans o'clock.
II Mrs. r. &. Hutchinson has returned tc
H Barre, after spending several weeks with
II relatives in Plattsburg, n. Y.
II Merritt A. Jones returned this morning
II to his home in Roxbury, after spending
II few days with friends in the city.
III Albert Wright, who has been visiting
II friends in Manchester n. H., for the past
II two weeks, returned to his home in this
H city last night.
Il Lee Maiden of Highland avenue, who
Il has been visiting his brother, William, at
i Burlington for the past few days, re-
| turned home last night.
H James Mclean arrived last night from
H Redstone, n. H., where he has been en-
ployed for some time. He will begin
work in this city the first of next week.
There will be rehearsal Of the children
of the Presbyterian Sunday school ut 8
o'clock ON Thursday. Let all the grad
uating class be present at these last re-
hearsals.
| Luis Contolla and M. Comproi. who
have been passing week in Burlington,
after few days stay with friends in
st. Adams, returned to Barre this morn
ing.
| Mrs. George ~Grandfeld and daughter
of Fayston have been spending few
days with Deputy Sheriff Grandfeld,
who is making a stay of several weeks
in Barre.
Mrs. Oliver LaDame of Burlington re-
turned home last night from this city
last night, after having been the guest
of Mrs. p. P. Marion of Summer street
for short time.
John w. Vaughan of Maple Grove re-
turned this morning from Plymouth. n. |
H., where he has been visiting his son, |
Winifred Vaughan. Mrs. Vaughan and
son will return to Barre Saturday.
The Swedish Order OF Vasa will hold
dance in X. of c. hall Saturday evening,
June r. Gilbertson's orchestra. Meet
ing promptly at o'clock for nomination
of officers. Everybody welcome. Per
order committee.
Among the business visitors in the
city yesterday were w. P. Burgin of
Groton, j. W. Beatty of Enosburg Falls,
F. B. Boyce of st. Adams, Edward b.
Shattuck of Potsdam, n Y, and Walter
Legier of Ludlow.
c. Il. Rodawig, superintendent of the
International Correspondents schools, left
last night for his home in Portland, Me, I
after visiting for a short time with
Thomas Marion of Summer street, the /
local manager of the Correspondence
school.
Joseph Rabdeau of Elm street was
taken to the City hospital last night.
Mr. Rabideau will undergo a minor
operation and expects to make stay
of several weeks at the hospital, while !
from an illness that has trou ;
bled him for some time.
j. Nelson Glidden, who has been EN-, :
ployed as a cinematograph operator at :
the Pavilion theatre for the past Is
months, completed his duties at the :
movie" house last Saturday night. His
place is filled by William Galaize of
Montpelier, who assumed his duties this
week.
An added feature TO the commence
nent week at Spaulding will be party
Ind reception for the seniors and the lie
Ugh school faculty on Saturday night
I is planned to have dancing and the Sc
lew assembly hall at the new addition n.
o the high school will be used for the 80
lace TO hold their reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Soule OF Fairfield OF
notored to Barre yesterday to partiei b,
ate in the commencement week exer tn
Uses at Goddard seminary. On their re- pl
urn TO Fairfield Sunday, they will be in
ccompanied by their daughters, Frances
nd Charlotte Soule, and son, Harris ar
oule, who are students at the seminary. IN
For Saturday afternoon the Italian A. ~
:, have secured the second cavalry from 70
'ort Ethan Allen as an opponent 20 meet in
hem on their grounds AT Berlin street Ia
his afternoon the Italian team will =
iect the Goddard seminary team at 4 !.
clock on the Goddard campus for the
eneft Of Alumni day. This will be
last game Of the season.
Among the out Of town alumni who
ave gathered in Barre for the 18th
nnual commencement at Goddard semi
airy are Miss Jennie Audnwood OF
erby. who was graduated in 1914. Miss
amblett Of North Montpelier. mem.
Pr Of the same class. Miss Edrie Turn.
Of Warren. 1914. and Weston Cate Of
okio. Japan. who is attending a disini.
: school at 81. Lawrence university.
anton. y. y
Delegates who attended the meeting
the supreme lodge, y 4. o. r.. in
ostOn last month and again this month
ere present at the regular meeting Of
ARE lodge. n. y. O. T.. last evening
"a gave an interesting account Of tie
.occeding- at both sessions. Important
anges in the laws governing the New
lgland order Were made and members
ho nwere not present az the supreme
dye session learned OF the changes IN
tail last night for the fret time.
Mrs. Oryilie y. Cleveland Of Upland
enue va called 20 East Montpelier
sterday By the death ~ her father
ank leBswon. who passed away soon
Ter midnight 81 the age II 20 YEAR,
l. ifBsrron vas q veteran Of the Civil
n and a wound which he received In
. of the l0Wer lmbs while IN the
Fernment service caused him e0nsid-
lille pain iu lata resrs. fOr many
ars he vas = resident Of East Montpei
smd had been been an setise man IN
l health eamp r. him last wIuter 4
sides the daughter already mentioned
leaves be a1fe. . seeund dauQifer
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