The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the new petticoat values at Alb
bolts
Walton's shoes for boys and girls. All
solid leather. Shea's Shoe store.
Tickets for "Everywoman" at Cum
mings & Lewis tonight at adv.
/ Billie Burke in "Gloria's Romance and
Pearl White in "The Iron Claw" at the
! Bijou to-day.-adv.
A daughter was born Wednesday at
the City hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mcdonald OF 1885 East street.
/ George H. Cove leaves tomorrow for
Worcester, Mass, TO enter upon his third
year at the Polytechnic institute
! Mrs Exilda Blouin Of IL Murray street
was taken to the City hospital last even.
ing. where she underwent an operation
| Miss Fife Mcdonald, who has been
passing a vacation with Miss Ethel Bad
ger of Morrisvile and at Old Orchard,
Me-, has returned to her home in Granite
vile.
Thomas Nelson OF Merchant street,
who has been visiting friends in White
River Junction while the state fair was
in progress, returned to Barre this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Baker, who have
been visiting at the home of Mrs. Peter
Marion of Summer street for the past
two weeks, have returned to their home
in New York City.
To accommodate the Barre Board of
Trade, the ladies of the Church of the
Good Shepherd have changed the date
of their entertainment to Thursday even,
ing. Sept. II, instead of Wednesday, the
goth, as previously planned,
Just received from the factory, another
shipment of mems working shoes. Do
not get left on this lot; prices cannot
always remain where they now are. We
purchased them before the advance and
are giving you the benefit Eastman
Bros
Miss Hester NJ Cove, graduate of
Spaulding high school and last June of
the musical department of the Crane
Normal institute at Potsdam, n Y, lett
o-day for Lancaster. n. H., where she
has position as instructor of music in
the schools.
Manager C. F. Millar of the Consoli
dated Lighting Co., was back at his desk
this morning, after passing his annual
vacation in Springfield Mass, New York
and Boston. With Mrs. Milar, who ac
companied him, he returned by auto to
Barre last night.
In Clan Gordon hall this evening Mer
los academy club will hold its second an
nual harvest dance. An attractive dec
orative scheme has been created by the
committee and real rural outing Is an
ticipated. Bartlett's orchestra of Mont
peler will play for the dancers and at
intermssion caterers will serve a lunch
con. The following young men make up
the committee: Thomas Ingram, Blossom
'Ossola, Natal Fontana and George Cal
derara.
All the schools in Barre Town open
next Monday Although several teachers
resigned last summer at the ond of sew
eral years successful experience, the
school board was able to fill the vacancies
with teachers of ability and training and
a successful year is anticipated Owing
to the fact that schools are late in start
ing this fall. the vacation between the
winter and spring terms will probably be
shortened one week. so that the close of
school will come only one week later next
June
William r. Maiden. who has been visit
ing friends in Burlington since severing
his connection with the Vermont State
league, returned to Barre Yesterday and
is visiting at the home OF his mother, |
Mrs. John Maiden OF Highland avenue, |
for few DAYS before going to Montpe- !
lier. where he is to teach mathematics at
Montpelier seminary. Mr.. Maiden was
graduated from the University Of Yer
mont in 1915 and accepts the Montpelier
seminary position after a year as prin-
cipal OF the high school in Cabot Sew
ersl wears Of experience in sports at
Spaulding high school and again a. a
student at the state university have
qualified him 20 take an active part in :
preparatory school sports at the sem
mary.