The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

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See Jack Gardner IN THE Gift of Cab
to-day at the Park adv.
Alexander Mcqueen has gone 10 st
Adams TO pass the week end with rela'
tves.
night for Quincy, Mass, TO pass a fort
night with friends
l.. ID. Sullivan returned this morning
TO his home in Boston, after passing a
week with friends in the city.
John T. Hartigan of Maple avenue left
the city last night for Boston, where he
IL making a business visit OF several
days
Noah v Barker of the Goddard semi
nary faculty went 10 Burlington this
morning 10 attend a conference of Greek
aud Latin teachers
Wanted-A young man with some ex
perience in the dry goods business. Good
| opportunity for advancement Apply
Union Dry Goods Co.
Miss Katherine Dudley, a member of
the Spaulding high school faculty, left
yesterday afternoon for Randolph where
she will spend few days at her home.
Mrs. 4. A. Mccarthy and daughter,
Miss Isabel Mccarthy, returned TO their
home in Randolph yesterday, after pass
ing few days with friends in Barre and
Berlin.
Patrick Hale arrived in the city yes.
terday from Pittsiield, Mass. where he
is employed by the General Electric Co.,
to spend few days at the home of his
mother Mrs. Emma Hale of Hale street
The board of directors will have charge
of the meeting of the Barre Woman's
club in Rowland hall on Tuesday at 2:45
p. m. A committee from the board has
arranged short program OF a cheerful
nature after which there will be an ex
hibit of war food with recipes accom-
panying. Will each lady kindly bring
paper and pencil, also a spoons
Final notice for applications for liquor
licenses will be given Monday, and on
the following morning at o'clock, the
Washington county license commission
will meet in the council chamber at city
hall for a hearing on the twenty-five |
applications. First, seventh and fifth |
class licenses are named by the appli- |
cants and there are twelve locations |
cited, with the exception of the two |
druggists who are applying for fifth
class licenses. Some time in the week |
following the hearing the commissioners
will make known the successful appli'
eants.
Osman Bradbury, a veteran of the
Civil! war, who enlisted from this vi.
entity in 1861, is revisiting the scenes
Of his boyhood. after an absence OF 81
years. His present home is in Alpena,
Mich, where he owns large farm, and
while renewing acquaintance in Yer :
mont he is visiting in the home of his
nephew, Frank Bradbury, Of Trow hill
sr. Bradbury is oung-old soldier OF .
-. When the call to arms came in
SOL, he was one of several young men !
Who volunteered from the town of Or I
Inge. He served creditably in Yer
mont regiment, and after the war went
Vest, as did many other soldiers. Mr. /:
nd Mrs. Frank Bradbury are also en-
ertaining Mrs. Loviva Herriek OF West.
eld, Mass, an aunt of the former, who
viii visit extensively among friends in
Washington and Orange county. a
Volume of Mount Sinai Feet Prints, +
publication issued by Charles H. Heat
H. recorder Of the temple, was distrib J
ted to members yesterday. The prin
ipal mission of the current issue is to Ii
i've notice Of a ceremonial of Mount h
inai which Will be held in the Mont b
elier city hall on the afternoon and ID
vening Of Thursday. May ., The Mount a
inai band, composed largely of Mont
elier and Barre musicians, will play
hen other music is not being provided :,
considerable class Of candidates has
cen assembled from the four corners =
the temple jurisdiction, and an inter =
sting ceremony IL in the making. There y
as meeting of the temple last Decem- :.
er, when several Shriners about to :,
ave for the service were given the =
litigation. The Feet Prints contains y
alf-tone picture Of Franklin Barney, po- -
'ntate of Sinai temple, and another fea y
Ire is the directory Of Shriners' temples !,
the United States. =.
The senior play, What Happened to &,
mes which was presented before a SO
rye audience last week, was repeated p
st evening at the Spaulding assem- Fl
Y hall before another large and most or
,preciatiye crowd The curtains opened III
the handsomely furnished living room ia
Prof Goodly and throughout the play
e action is centered here. A pleasing q
feet had been obtained by the class
this interior scene with the green
lor scheme and its mahogany furni 4
re. A senior party was held after the J
rformance, music for the dancing be
2 furnished by Reardon's orchestra.
10 committee in charge of the affair
Is made up of Laurence Kent, Laurence /
mpbell, Theron Morse, Alice Downing
d Mildred McGue. The success of
E play must be accredited largely TO
P coach, Miss Eva G. Smith of the
III school faculty, who gave so gener
sly- NJ her time and efforts 10 the pres-