The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-31
TALK or THE TOWN

Al ~ -hs 'hitg vi hh PIC 6iUNs Atthi h'
II this morning from business trip
VI Boston.
II Misses Hazel and Helene Hack left tn
II morning TOR q weeks visit at their hon
II in Brandon.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman w. Cilley al
\ spending several days with relatives
\ South Newbury.
II Robert Wilfore of Woodsville, N. II
H was business visitor in Barre and Gran
\ iteville yesterday.
II Hemstltching done while you val
Second hand machines So up. SINCE
Store, Tel. 557-R, 10 Elm street
H Brookfield visitors in Barre and Mont
pelier yesterday were Harold Hagget
Ellsworth Chase and Lincoln Morse.
Regular meeting local 4ss, NJ. p. Y
will be held in carpenters hall. Nichol
block, Sunday, April ], at 3;l5. w.
Gilbertson, Sec,
The nurses OF the City hospital vii
have their annual ball in Rowland hal
on Wednesday evening, April Is. Music
CAROLS orchestra.
| Charles l.. Brown, a member of tn
faculty at Spaulding high school, LET
this morning for Poultney, where he j
passing the Easter vacation.
Mrs. J. Howard and daughter, Marion
of Boston go to-day TO East Ryegate t.
spend a few days with Mrs Howard
mother Mrs. Charles VI. Wallace.
Miss Lewmina Rickert, who attend.
Nliddlebury college, IL passing the spring
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
L. r. Rickert of fremont street.
Mr. and Mrs. James $. Holland OF
Mortified returned to their home last
evening after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
NJ. kempton Of South Main street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bailey. who have
been passing the winter in Barre Town,
have returned to their former home in
Lyme Center, N. H., for the summer
Miss Addie Sartwel OF Swanton ar
| rived in the city Yesterday to spend a
few days visiting at the home OF her sis
ter. Mrs. NJ. j. Martell of Prospect street.
Miss Edna Dashner arrived in the city
last evening from Chelsea to spend the
Easter recess at the home of her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. j. J. Dashner Of Washing
ton street
Misses Ruth Robinson. Mayis Barnett
and Esther Langley, students at Welles-
ley college, arrived in the city this morn
ing to pass the spring vacation at their
respective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Anderson. who
have been passing the winter in Georgia,
are back from the sunny south and the
former has resumed his duties in the
Cummings & Lewis store.
Luitpold Nuissl and his corps Of arti,
sans are at work retouching the dining
room and women's waiting-room at Hotel
Barre. White enamel il being used ex-
tensively in the dining room and water
colors are TO be applied in the waiting
room.
Porky" Flint. an athlete who has
shown good deal OF ability in track
meets in which Tilton seminary has par
ticipated during the past year, has sig
nfied his intentions Of entering Goddard
seminary. In that case he win partiei
pate in a few meets at Goddard this
spring but will be ineligible for the state
meet at Burlington in June.
Sheriff F. H. Tracy came to Barre this
and took charge of Patrick Hal |
ligan, Barre Town man. who was ar
rested yesterday on an intoxication |
charge. Before Justice of the Peace A. |
G. Dickey, the man pleaded guilty and |
after receiving sentence OF 80 days in |
the state hospital at Waterbury, he ac-
an officer to this city to await |
the arrival of the county sheriff.
Sessions at Goddard seminary were
yesterday for the annual
spring vacation and to-day many OF the
students and members of the faculty left
for their homes. The school is to be re-
opened on the morning of Tuesday, April
10, to continue for IL weeks before com
Coincident with the return
If the students to the hilltop, baseball
practice on the campus will be resumed
n earnest. number of candidates for
he team who were permitted to leave
or their homes in greater Boston earlier
n the week will be on hand for the first
,utdoor call.
New uniforms for tire entire headqnar
ers company and collection of instru-
nents for the regimental band are ex
'ected daily by the officers in charge of
sarre's National Guardsmen and in the ,
ank and file the hope obtains that the
men win be equipped before the call to ,
ervice comes. Soon after the first ply ,
ical examination some weeks ago the :
nen were measured for fatigue and dress !
informs and a requisition for the neces- .
airy band instruments was made. Now Z
hat the state legislature has appropri-
ted money for the equipment of the !;
uard, the Barre members believe their 4
ANTS will be supplied within com y
aratively short time. The band instru-
tents are expected daily.
around the Map in Costume and \
ong," given at the Congregational +
iurch last evening, was heard by most !,
ppreciative audience All taking part :,
,sponded TO encores and the entertain i,
ent was given most acceptably. The a
srious countries represented were as A
flows: Medley, National Airs" tpianol, n
RS. \. b. Ballard; America" (tableaul, h
it'll girls and goddess of liberty, Miss a,
lee Wood: Italy, "Song Italiea." Guy n,
Itolini; Sweden. Swedish Lullaby Il
RS. c. r. Erickson; reading, with music. 4,
ISIS Marguerite Currie.; Hawaii man =,
'lins. Miss Mabel Taylor and +. !. Dole; -
Gland, Irish Ballad" James Bennett; \,
'otland. song, Harry Clark; Japan, al
ng. Poor Butterfly" Miss Catherine u
ATTN. accompanied by Miss Gladys :,
hind; reading. Miss Madeline MELON n
A; Spain, Spanish Song siiss Merle