The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

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/ Special showing of coats at Abbott's
II Mrs. Mark Morse of Randolph is the
guest of relatives in the city for few
days.
Mrs. John Murphy of Bellows Falls is
visiting her daughter Mrs, Lloyd Mcneil
of 20 Maple Grove.
| Ash Wednesday services in the Church
of the Good Shepherd are TO be held at
1880 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Smith of Summer
street left this noon for Boston, where
they will attend the auto show.
BE sure and come to the supper at the
Hedding Methodist church on st. Pat
riek's day, Friday, March l7.-adv.
Five teachers from the Randolph
schools were in the city yesterday and
to-day visiting the schools in this city.
The Church of the Good Shepherd-W.
J. NJ. Beattie, rector. Ash Wednesday:
Holy communion and sermon at 1890
a. m. Evening prayer and sermon at Z
o'clock.
Miss Ruby Head and Earl Parker of
Washington street returned last night
from Claremont, n. H., where they were
called last week by the serious illness of
a relative.
! Sprague brennan, a student at Dart
mouth college in Hanover, n. H., re-
turned this noon TO resume his studies
after spending a few days at his home
on Washington street.
Charles S. Coke, an insurance adjuster
from Manchester, n. H., was in the city
to-day settling the personal loss incurred
by Dr. doe Jackson in the fire at his
house early yesterday morning.
An afternoon social under the auspices !
of the Universalist ladies, will be held at
the home of Mrs. III. A. Richardson, IL
Summer street, Wednesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. All interested come and
spend an enjoyable afternoon.
Albert George of Burlington has pur
chased the grocery business formerly |
conducted by Cano 4 Garcia at 5l7 North
Main street and will open the place for
business sometime in the near future.
Mr.. George moved his family here last
week and will occupy rooms in the rear
of the store. 1t is expected that the
firm OF Cano & Garcia will continue to
conduct meat market in new location
on Berlin street.
The case of State IS. Mrs. Antonio La
brana. whose arrest on a selling charge
last week followed seizure of liquor at
her premises on Granite street has been
continued until March 10, when it is ex- !
pected that a hearing will be held. Ar ;
had been made for the en- !
OF jury yesterday in order .
that trial might be held to morrow,
but on the suggestion Of counsel, the
hearing was deferred Mrs. Labrana is
1t liberty under bail of $3.50, which she
soon after her arrest
Plans for the much heralded Massaehu- ?
letts trip which the Goddard baseball .
cam proposes to make in May were COM :
,leted Yesterday, and the dates hitherto =
somewhat in doubt, have been fitted into
he schedule. The seminary team viii
cave Barre May IL, meet Tufts college =
econd team on the following day and n
Hay Dean academy May IL. Through :
he week end the team win be the guest
f Goddard students whose homes are in 3
Ioston and on the following day, May :
5, they will journey to Manchester, n.
l., for a game with st. Anselm's. Dart.
Mouth freshmen are to be taken ON for q
anne May l6, the Hanover contest being ).
he last OF the trip. o.
Among the visitors in the city yester- 81 81
ay and to-day were the following peo- c,
lie: Mrs. Elvie h. Willard OF Cambridge. ar
lass, II. P. oliver OF st. Johnsbury, NJ
dward L. Cummings OF Littleton, n. H., be
Z. r. Waterman OF Burlington, w. L. IN
dickinson of Niagara Falls, n. Y, Miss on
ucile DeReynolds of Randolph, Mrs. th
-argaret Morse Of Randolph, James r. IN On
ennis of Keene, n. H., r. j. Mulheron an
Whitehall, n. Y, w. l.. Hill OF Bur
ngton, Miss Elizabeth NJ Holden of o.
andolph, II. G. Emerson of Derry, n. H.,
lward Kenerson of Barton, Miss Ruth ;,
prague of Randolph. John f. Blanney of 80
oston, Aaron Berman OF Lttleton, n. -
=, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bousquet of m
,erbrooke, P. O., and 0. G. Stickney OF HI
anehester. Ill
A treat in dramatic reading is prom HI
I'd those who attend the entertainment I'LL
the Spaulding assembly hall this even lll
z when Mrs. Elvie Burnett Willard of Hi
e faculty of the Emerson College of III
atory, Boston, viii recite Edward Hi
pies 'The Prince Chap" This after
on Mrs. Willard read before the stu Hi
hts of the high school and was very iii
II received, as also at Montpelier last
NTH. Principal Abbott of the Mont I'LL
ier high school and others said that lI
:. Wizards work was the best they Hi
4 ever listened to. The entertainment III
night is under the auspices of the high III
iool teacher and the proceeds, if any,
Il be used to furnish the teachers iii
I'M NJ The hirh srh.,nl Tho nntnrtnir Hill