The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-29
TALK OF THE TOWN


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Save money and buy your shoes AT
Shea's Shoe Store this week.
| w L. Walker of Abbott avenue was a
visitor in Williamstown over the week
end
Mrs. Mary lite of the Hotel Northern
block was taken to the City hospital to-
day for treatment.
Friends of j. n. Glidden, who is at the
Pittsford sanatorium, will be glad to hear
that he is much improved in health.
Michael L. Trombly of Bethel, who has
been visiting friends and relatives on
South Main street, left last evening for
his home.
L. r, Tilton of East Ryegste returned
TO his home this morning after a week
end stay with relatives on North Sem
mary street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin A. Cullen returned
to their home in Rutland yesterday after
weeks visit with friends in this city
and in Graniteville.
Miss Jane Foley, who has been visit
ing relatives in Mortified during the
week end, passed through the city last
evening, en- route to Webstervlle, where
she is employed.
Miss Alma NJ wilkie OF Burlington,
who has been staying with friends on the
east hill during the past week, passed
through the city this morning, en- route
to her home.
Miss Lora Chandler left last night for
Montpelier, where she will visit friends
for several days before leaving for Den
yer, Col, where she will sojourn during
the remainder of the winter.
Miss Ruth Glysson, a student at the
of Vermont, arrived in the
city yesterday and will spend the mid
years recess at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Glysson, of Perry
street.
Andrew j. Kelly of Forsyth place re-
turned yesterday, after attending st.
Andrews court, No. 62l, c. o. F., of
Saturday evening at one of
their regular meetings. Mr.. Kelly is
deputy high chief of this district.
The members of the Cecilian club hope
for your attendance at their fair to be
held in Rowland hall Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, Feb. /, 2 and 3. Concert
from 5 to 8. Dancing Q to IL every night.
CAROLS orchestra. Admission, 10 cents.
Season tickets, 25 cents.-adv.
The older set of boys at the Central
Vermont station who happened to be
waiting Saturday afternoon for the out
yoing train to Montpelier, were given
nance to reflect over a span of years
o their own boyhood days of Drawn and
Igility, as a Goddard youth, who was
bout TO board the train, picked up
nowball and, aiming il at a rat some
en- rods up the track, proved his ath-
etie prowess with all the signs of
]hristy Mathewson by hitting the mem
YER of the Mus family in the back of
he neck, the animal taking one jump
n the air and dropping to earth dead.
Members OF the Kings Daughters so
iety of Goddard seminary held their an.
ual poverty ball' at Goddard upper
all saturday night with large attend
nee, il being the most successful dance +,
ED by the society of late years. The
Dom was very suitably decorated for
he occasion, having old newspapers sus-
ended around the hall and over the
enter, with bright colored rags draped
round to give the hall all the appear
nee Of restitution The dancers were
ressed in costumes which had the APP
earance of the most urgent need. A
1stic Orchestra was in attendance to
armonize with the rest of the we'll
tanned function. The usual intermis-
ION was held and il gave time for the
TO decide on the prizes. P. /.
NTH. chairman Of this committee, an
ounced that the first prize had been set
ed on ~Heggie" Haskell, sas he wore
he worst looking costume, while Miss
ensth Soules was awarded the prive
VI wearing the most Poverty-stricken
ress. The committee for the dance in
ried nearly all the members Of the so
ETY., while Miss Alice Jennings, presi-
mt OF the Kings Daughters. was chair
an Of all the entertainment commit
'es.