The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-07
TALK OF THE TOWN
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II ADbotts.
H A good time for both old and young at
the dance, Rowland hall, Tuesday, Feb
II l5.--adv.
DR.. p. S. Duffy has removed his office
from 3l2 North Main street to the Cur
rier block adv.
| A telephone has recently been installed
in the home of Richard j. Attridge, lOl
South Main street. Tel. 263R.
The Widow Jones suits and overcoats
for boys, from 3 to Is years, are to be
had from the McWhorter Co. Some val
ues at reduced prices.
w. E. Mitiguy has returned to his
home in Enosburg Falls, after passing a
few days with relatives in Barre and
Montpelier, having visited his sister, Mrs.
j. +. Walsh, in the capital.
4 A telephone has been installed in the
home of Alfred Milne. IL Forsythe place,
chairman of trustees of Clan Gordon.
Anyone wanting information in regard to
hall, park, etc, call 42S2.--adv.
The regular monthly business meeting
and social of the Philathea class of the
Congregational church will be held at the
home of Mrs G. l.. Linekin, "A Park
street, Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock
| AbnaN campers, their parents and all
others interested in Camp Abnaki are re-
quested to meet in the vestry of the Con-
gregational church at 1880 o'clock this
evening. Plans will be made for holding
the Camp Abnaki reunion in Barre next
month.
Supt George j. Seager of the Barre
Town schools is to be the speaker this
evening at the fourth lecture of a series
which are being given in the vestry OF
the First Presbyterian church this winter
under the auspices of the mems club,
Mr.. Seager's subject is to be Literary
Pot Pie"
Don't fail to hear Miss Edith Coburn
Noyes' Interpretation of "She Stoops to
Conquer" at Rowland hall Tuesday, Feb. |
IT, This is not lecture, but reading
OF the play. 1t is given under the aus
pieces of the Womans club and members
of the club will be admitted free. Tick |
cts to the general public, 25c.
Mrs. A. E. Crawford and two sons, Ray
and Ralph, from Michigan, are visiting
at the home of the formers mother, Mrs. |
William Cole of IS Seminary street. This
is Mrs. Crawford's first visit to her for
mer home for seven years. Mr.. Craw-
ford, who is at present in Tennessee, will
join his wife and sons in Barre later.
William Quinn of Goddard seminary is
in receipt of letter from Arthur Shea,
also seminary student and one of the
Lan na,xAtIotau ssbp rn. l
Gently submitted to an operation for APP
pendicitis at the Corey hospital in Bos
ton, saying that he is recovering steadily
from the effects of the ordeal and ex
poets to return to Barre within few
weeks. Mr.. Shea has been removed to
his home in Dorchester.
Miss Ruth Waterman Of upper Wash
ington street, who is taking vacation
from her duties in the office of Or. D. G. |
Jarvis, left yesterday for Cambridge.
Mass. where she win remain for fort
night as the guest in the home of her
brother, Paul w. Waterman, who is an
instructor in the Volkman school. Miss
Waterman was accompanied by her
brother Carl D. Waterman, who will pass
a week in Cambridge, visiting friends in
Orleans and Newport on his return home
Students Of Goddard seminary as well
as members Of the faculty who have been |
at their homes for the past two weeks
because of small outbreak of scarlet !
fever at the school. returned in numbers
to day to be in readiness for the resump-
ton of sessions tomorrow morning,
Every room in the three buildings at the !
III. ta1
through the week end. Prin. Holllster
states that the enforced vacation will not :
have tendency to affect materially the
work of the classes, although had the I
school remained closed another week, the I
faculty would have faced serious sit
uation in the assignment of enough work !
in the limited time to insure promotion
Of all students.
Central Vermont railroad officials re-
turned to st. Adams Saturday after
having conducted an investigation into
accident Thursday, when two heavily 7
loaded fiat cars ran wild down the Ladd
street siding and crashed into locomo-
tive near the plant of Gerard & Bar
LAY on Smith street. Trainmaster John E
keefe presided at the hearing and sew !
sral railroad men are said to have been z
Questioned As a result of the accident, II
yard employees of the road in Barre have
received instructions to set the hand .
brakes on all cars, temporarily shunted
10 siding, and to block the wheels,
whether the cars are stopped on level
.rackage or on a grade.