The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-21
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Miss Esther Ham, student at Smith
college, arrived here on Wednesday II
pass the summer with her parents, Prin
and Mrs. +. G. Ham.
Miss Frances Hebard left on Wednes
day for Barre to attend the commence
ment at Goddard seminary, of which
she is graduate
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Dunsmoor Of
Mortified were the guests of the for.
mer's sister, Mr.. Charles Mann, on
Wednesday.
Miss Maud Johnston went to Montpel.
Ter Wednesday 20 visit Mrs. Edith
Blanchard KimbalI, who is there, for the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
p. j. Blanchard
DIR. c. J. Rumrill has accepted a posi-
tion as first assistant surgeon of the
lst Vermont regiment of the National
Guard. He has not yet received his com.
mission, but as soon as he does he will
be examined and if he passes will 90 as
soon as called to Burlington. DR.. Rum
rill has accepted the position for the
length of the war, and it is expected
that his family will leave the home in
which they are now located for smaller
quarters, but will remain in town.
The Red Cross war fund reached
Stalls on Tuesday night, as reported
from the different captains. On Mon
day, June %, a concert will be given in
Chandler Music hall by Gilmore Ward
Bryant, and Mrs. Matte Bullard Bryant,
and their two sons, Max and Gerald
Bryant, assisted by one other lady, for
the benefit of the fund. Mr.. Bryant is
the manager of the southern conserva-
tory of music, located at Durham, n. c.,
and has been for the last fifteen years,
and Mrs. Bryant il an instructor in the
same institution. The sons have been in
New York City for the last year, study
ing music, one on the violin and the
other on the cello, and rare treat may
be expected.
Mrs. r. G. Diemer of Mortified was
in town on Wednesday to visit her Sis
ter, Mrs. George Dukette.
Miss Ruth Thayer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Thayer, left on Wednesday
for Hartford, where she will take a posi-
ton in the Hartford inn, where S. w.
Slayton is the manager Her brother,
Robert Thayer, went the same day to
Derry, N. H., where he has position az
chauffeur for the summer.
Miss Beatrice Pinney gave a very en-
joyable piano recital at the parish house
on Monday evening, when fifteen of her
pupils assisted her in the program. The
pupils did their parts nicely, doing credit
to themselves and honor to their teach.
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parents of the class, and one very pleas.
ant feature of the entertainment was a
reading by Miss Ona Ladd, who is
member Of the class
Mrs. c. +. Brewster, former resi-
dent here, but now living in Hopedale,
Mass, who has been in this vicinity for
the last month, left on Wednesday for
her home,
Mr., 1ngham, who has for the last few
days been very i'll with pneumonia. fol-
lowing the measles, is now in a critical
condition, and he was taken to the sana-
forum Wednesday for treatment Law
renee Stockwell, another patient i'll with
remains about the same with |
little or no change in his condition.
Miss Beatrice Pinney returned the last |
IF the week from Auburn, Me, where |
she went to attend the wedding of
friend, who was with her in Boston, Miss
Alfredo Rogers.
The Montpelier district of Methodist
hurches will hold a preachers meeting
lere next week, beginning on Monday
evening and continuing over Tuesdsy
light. 1t is expected that out of town
alent win occupy the pulpit each even
ng, and special music is being prepared
" the choir.