The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-25
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II Abbotts.
II Senior exhibition Mt Goddard semi
H nary tonight AT s O'Clock
II !, ., o, l.. MINISTRIES Friday, March |
H Half proceeds for local Red Cross. adv
H Rehearsal Of !. q. o. l.. minstrels 10.
night at o'clock in Clan Gordon hall
Everybody come
Miss Marian Taylor OF Marshiield. who
is employed as a stenographer in Mont
pelier, called ON friends in the city to.
day.
X II. Worden returned Yesterday to
his home in East Walpole, Mass, after
passing several days in the city on bust
| ness.
| large chorus, six cndmen and solo.
lists, including best local talent. in |. o.
.. l.. minstrels, March /. Dancing after
show.--adv.
Mrs. j. II. Woodruff and children OF
Keith avenue left the city this forenoon
for Fitchburg, Mass. where they are
making a visit of several days.
Mrs. V. Baggio and children left the
city Saturday evening for Hartford,
Conn, where they are to reioin Mr.. Bag.
gio, who preceded them several weeks
ago.
Duncan Stewart, who has been passing
two weeks with his daughter, Mrs. James
Johnston of Highland avenue, returned
to-day to his home in Longmeadow,
Mass.
Fred and William Davis, who were
called TO Barre by the death of their
father, c. T.. Davis of Richardson road,
returned yesterday to their home in
Plainfield.
Mrs. George Brown and daughter, Mar
garet, of Brook street have returned
home, after passing fortnight in Enos-
| burg Falls, with the formers sister, Mrs.
W L. Mitiguy.
Private Henry Batchelder, formerly of
Plaintield, called on friends in the city
yesterday, and left at midnight for Fort
Banks, Mass, where he is serving in the
coast artillery corps.
Private Newton Davis, who was called !
to Barre by the death of his father, c. f. |
Davis of Richardson road, returned last |
night to Aver, Mass, where he is sta
toned at Camp Devens.
William Beattie, a sailor in the L. s. |
navy, who has been passing a few days
at his former home in Barre returned |
last night to Cambridge, Mass, where
he is stationed in the radio station.
John Mclean of Montpelier, who has
been in charge of a store recently pur-
chased by the Union Clothing Co. in Che-
sea for the past two weeks, resumed
his duties in the company's local store
to-day.
James J. Travers of Washington street
has resumed his duties in the n. d.
Phelps Co.'S store, after passing several
days in Boston, where he attended the
ANNUAL convention of the New England
Hardware Dealers association.
st. MiehaeFs college plays Goddard
seminary at basketball next Wednesday
at the Goddard gym, and the visiting
team is expected to be a fine one as it
is said to have beaten the Norwich team
and others.
Donation cards to be used by persons
who have contributed gifts to the forth
coming Red Cross carnival have been
printed at the instance of the Goose
Green committee. Cards may be OBJ
tanned by calling at the store of Rey- !
nods & Son,
Miss Margaret Walker of Grant ave.
nue. completed her course in the training
school for nurses at the Barre City hos ;
pital Saturday, and Immediately fol- {
lowing her graduation received an APP / /;
pointment as assistant superintendent of !.
the institution. Miss Walker entered :
upon her new duties this morning :
In honor of Mrs Diemer's birthday an 2
niversary, which occurred Feb. -, Ray I
mond Diemer kept open house to large T
of friends at his home on east (
lill yesterday. A social afternoon had h
is climax in chicken dinner, which f
vas served early last evening Mrs. Il
Diemer was the recipient of many gifts. t
A patriotic service in observance of o
birthday attracted a large o
congregation to the First Presby K
hurch last. evening. The pastor spoke "
m Washington as a Christian" and in e.
sermon rejecting careful research he c
brought out the salient features of the Il
lind of Christianity practiced by the Ia
irst president. 81
On last Friday evening there was a OF
.ary ENJOYABLE colonial Emitting hoe at d,
he home of Mrs John Trow. ll2 Wash al
ngton street, under the auspices of the
aides and pastors union of the Heddng Il
Iethodist church. A pleasing program CT
1 music and readings was given and y
many costumes of the good old times IL
fere in evidence oil
Albert Corey, Alex Corey, Mr.. Hidder oil
nd Joseph Charley the manager of the co
Termont Fruit company, all of whom re- ca
ide on Brooklyn street, left last even be
az for Providence, r. l., where they of
ave been called to attend the funeral of ba
cousin of the latter. The news of the in
cath of the young man was received by ba
elegram yesterday afternoon. dr
Among the guests arriving at Hotel u
ARE through the week end were the sa
blowing people: Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. u
upper of Chicago, Rev. Donald Fraser IN
t Wells River, Roy Wernstrom of tn
rockton, Mass, c. w. Moulton and pr
!. 4. Clay of Portland, Me-, J. NJ. In Ina
erson OF Springfield, Harry Palmer of Ina
White River Junction and w. r. Hall tn
t New York. 10
The Times is in receipt of letter ar
ON Peter Congo, a former Barre boy, 90
no is ships cook in the L. 5. navy. II,
e is stationed at the Philadelphia navy
ard. his address being barracks POO, %
nd he says, Il want TO let YOU and the 80,
ARE people know how nice the navy i -
eding its men. ! am sure the boys Z,
Others would be glad to learn this and -,
know how well they are getting -
onp" Mr. Gonyo saws the Rarre boys w