The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-23
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Abbott, wash goods.

See Abbott5 wash goods.
New models in dresses at Mrs. Shep
ard Co, Inc
The ladies of the Maccabees will holt
a dance in Rowland hall on the evening
of May II. Watch for further particu
! lars.
Miss Ruby Clark OF Chelsea passed
through the city Saturday, while Ell
route to Cabot, where she will resume
her teaching in the Cabot schools.
Charles Bradford of Brandon returned
this morning, after passing few days
in the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. A. Bradford, OF South Main street.
Arnido Calcagni, who has been at.
tached to the Headquarters Co. at Fort
Ethan Allen as a member of the band,
has been given his release and returned
to his home in this city
Harold Ball and Elmer Scott returned
to-day from Burlington, where they have
been visiting over the week end Mr.
Scott went after his automobile, it hav-
ing been stored in Burlington garage
during the winter,
Tn comitato di cittadine Italiani sta
preparando una dimostrazione per inaI-
berare la Candiera Americana in Barre.
lie organizations che ntendono parteci-
pare favoriscano notifcare il segretario,
M. Gariboldi, care of |. A. club, Barre,
VT.
Through the medium of the Goddard
employment agency, two graduates of
the school are filling positions in Barre.
Algot Knutson having assumed his new
duties as bookkeeper in the Office of
George Straiton, the south end granite
manufacturer, and Miss Myrtle Grafton
having entered the Red Cross pharmacy
as a cashier.
Coach c. L. Hoernle of the Goddard
seminary faculty was advised Saturday
that Daniel keefe, recently of the hill
top, has received an unconditional con-
tract from the Philadelphia Athletics, the
duration OF which is a. year. Keefe APP
peared in the pitchers box Saturday,
but Jared i'll during his brief tenancy.
His friends, however, expect he will de-
liver before fall.
Miss Edith II. Bradford, member of
the faculty at Goddard seminary, re-
turned TO the city last evening from
where, at Middlebury col |
ege, she attended conference of modern |
language teachers in Vermont. A com
nittee was appointed to draft an outline
ior the teachers of modern languages in /
he secondary schools of Vermont, in
,luding the junior high schools. The
consists of Miss Lucy Cyr of
Burlington high school, Miss Ethel 0s-
rood of Brattleboro and Miss Bradford
II Goddard.
Charles f. Henry of Montpelier,
heet metal worker, pleaded not guilty
When arraigned on an intoxication charge
n city court this morning. The respond.
mt took the stand and said he fell asleep
N a doorstep while waiting for the rain
o abate Saturday afternoon. Officer
ohm w. Dineen, who made the arrest,
'hief Sinclair and Special Officer Andrew
lnutson described the mans condition
nd as the weight of evidence seemed to
e on the side of conviction, Magistrate
|. W. Scott imposed fine of SIS and
osts. Henry, being unable to pay, went
o jail.
France as a friend of America was the
heme of a sermon by Rev. Edgar Cross
Ind at the First Presbyterian church ,
Ist evening, when large congregation ,
altered to hear the pastor in the fifth ;
his sermons on wartime topics. He ,
Sok his text from Ezekiel, There is no !,
ischarge in that war" and much Of his /
idress conferred around the achievements !
Lafayette. The case for the land of /,
he tricolor was strongly presented, even 4
the clergyman omitted clear de-
ripiion of the efforts Of France to stir Z
? rebellion in Mexico during our own \
Iyil war. and a congregation that Is Just Il
Nv thinking pretty seriously upon the b
ar listened most attentively Miss n
Ice Walker sang the French national =
them, ~MaTseillsise."
Baseball Is a peculiar game. Walter