The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

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| dog collars at one-half price, N. ID
Phelps Co.
Largest stock Of wall papers and latest
ideas for treating your rooms at b, w
Hooker g. Co.'S.
Mrs. Il. A. Synder left the city this
morning for visit of several days with
relatives in Springfield.
The Frank Il. Walsh Musical Revue Co.
in a laughable farce and three reels OF
Al pictures at the Pavilion to-day.-ad.
Dance Saturday evening in Socialist
hall, Granite street, benefit of Christoforo
Colombo band. Admission, 25c; ladies
free.
Miss Hazel Maiden of Highland avenue
has gone to Springfield, Mass, where
she is making a visit of several days
with relatives.
The ladies of the Hedding Methodist
church are planning to have a. social for
the different nationalities represented
with trip around the world. Look for
notice later on
Miss Hazel Gardner, who has been
passing several days in the city as tho
guest of her aunt, Mrs f. A. Hutchinson,
of Park street, returned this morning to
her home in Lowell Mass.
| Mrs. Mary A. Downie of II Merchant
street left the eity this morning for
Boston, where she is to make a visit OF
several weeks IN the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs Louis Huntington.
! The literature class having been post
poned, the class in parliamentary law
viii hold a practice meeting next Monday
night ut 730 in hldrich hall All club
, members are urged tn come.
Miss Nellie Corsl5ic OF fremont street
left the city this morning for Burlington,
where she is to remain for few days
as the guest of Mr. and Mrs Harrington
before going to New York, there to make
longer stay as the guest OF Mrs. Frank
Brown.
Ladies, call and see my display OF
Sanitary Cross guaranteed Switches The
changes in hat models demand changes (
in hair dressing. We can match your
hair perfectly. Prices from Sl.00 up. I
Mrs. H. s. Miles, 20 North Main street |
Barre, local agent
Mrs. Edith Talcott Webster, a gradu /
ate of Goddard seminary in the class Of |
1897, who was in the city last evening (
to attend the reception given in honor |
of Miss Eliza c. Isham at the seminary, /
returned this morning to her home in .
Burlington.
Mrs John J. Cayhue OF French street, T
who has been employed as an assistant
in the office OF the Consolidated Quarry I
Co. on North Main street for the past
five years, completed her duties yester I
day and is now engaged as a bookeeper
in the Office Of the +. L. Smith Co.
Miss Emilia Slora of Webstervile and
Saraiin LAWN, also of that village, were
married by Justice of the Peace A. {.
Dickey at East Barre Thursday evening.
Bride and groom are natives OF Spain
and they will reside in Websterville,
where Mr.. LAWN is employed as a quar-
ryman.
The remains OF Mrs Martha r. Was
gait, wife of +. Stanton Wasgatt. whose
death occurred at her home on Washing
ton street Wednesday, were taken over
the Central Vermont railroad at 1885
o'clock this morning to North jay, Me.
for interment funeral services having
been held at the Wasgatt home Friday
afternoon. The body was accompanied
to Maine by Mr. Wasgatt, who viii re.
turn to the city next week,
After the annual spring vacation OF
two weeks, the city schools, including
Spaulding high school, viii re open Mon
day, when the spring term Of IL weeks
begins. At Goddard seminary, where SEES
sions during the winter were seriously
affected by an epidemic of contagious
disease, the usual spring vacation is to
be omitted this year. Students who are
accustomed to 90 home for part OF
he sugaring season have to seek what
consolation they may in the reflection /
that they received an unexpected va
,ation in January. The winter term at
Goddard ends next Saturday and the
,pring term of II weeks begins Tues :
lay, April IL.
Mr. and Mrs. w Fl. Ward very pleas :
lntly entertained the members of the
south End 500 club at their home on
Kirk street last evening, when nearly p :
,eople came together for the sixth 500 l
of the seriess For those Z
whose preferences lay in other directions Z
ueh diversions as whist and checkers / 4
we're in order. The host and hostess !
we're careful to provide their guests with
substantial dinner before the playing
,egan f IS for excellency in 500 y
laying were awarded Mrs. B. II. Griffith A
nd Robert Foster, while the consolation Z
wards went to Mrs. Harry p Wiley
nd John @, Dodge. The gathering was
ne OF the most plessurabe of the club
cries.