The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Don't miss Beattie s Duneans adv o
page s-adv.
Il Mrs. Henry Wheeler returned hon
Saturday after visiting friends IN Che
sea.
| Charles Zauleoni, IT,, of North Mai
street was business visitor in Burline
ton to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Worthen Of Hard
| wick visited with friends IN the city owe
the week end
Cleanup sale on popular fiction, Guam
tity limited; SOC books Soc, or three 10
81. Martins Book Store.
Mrs. NJ. j. Miner, who has been visit
ing relatives here, returned Saturday U
her home in Toronto, Ont,
William Gallagher of Laurel street lei
the city last night for Quincy, Mass
where he expects to be employed.
Miss Lewmina Riekert, student nj
Middlebury college, is passing few days
at her home on fremont street.
James T.. Ward OF East street left yes
terday for Boston, where he will speno
a few days on short business visit.
Joseph Charley of Prospect street left
Saturday evening for Burlington, where
he will spend few days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien have resumed
their home cooking at 5o7 North Main
street, We solicit your patronage. adv
r. n. Holland returned to his home in
Rutland yesterday, after passing a few
days with his brother, r. c, Holland of
Franklin street.
Leon Cady and Miss Nellie Csdy of
Chelsea were guests over Sunday of Mr.,
and Mrs. Henry Wheeler of the East
| Montpelier road.
Regular meeting Of the ladies of Clan
Gordon will be held Tuesday, May I, at
1915 p. m. Please bring your bundles of
linen, etc, Initiation.
County Game Warden T. S. Newcomb,
who was in the city on a business visit
returned TO his home in Waterbury Cen
ter Saturday evening.
South Barre grange will hold a box
social at their hall Tuesday evening,
May = Everybody come and have a
good time Ladies bring boxes.
William Gallagher OF North Main
street left Saturday evening for Hart
ford, Conn, where he has secured EN-.
ployment in an ammunition plant.
Mr.. and Mrs Allen Smith of Groton
returned TO their home after spending q
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Wheeler of the East Montpelier road.
Roy Curtis. one of the colored boys
called from Vermont a short time ago,
left the city this afternoon for Fort
Wayne, Mich, where he is to report for
duty
Harold NJ. Goslant and A. B. Goslant,
former students at Goddard seminary,
have returned to their home in Lanes
boro, after a visit of few days in the
city.
The annual meeting of the Barre Won
ans club will be held Tuesday at 2;45
p m. II is hoped there will be large
attendance to discuss the Liberty bond
question.
John Devereaux. a member Of the sen
ior class at Goddard seminary, returned
this forenoon from Mortified, where he
has been spending the past few days at
his home there
Because Of the illness OF one Of the /
young ladies in the cast. the Goddard I
senior play, Professor Pepp,n to have
been presented Thursday, May 3, has
been postponed indefinitely.
Owing to the illness Of one of the mem
bers of the cast. the Goddard seminary
senior play, which was to have been pre-
sented Thursday evening at the semi
nary chapel, has been postponed indef-
1tely.
DR.. Jackson will be glad to meet all
Spanish American war veterans in the
'ity Tuesday evening at TO arrange
or the annual outing the 18th and cele
rate our goth anniversary Of entering
he service
Mrs. Robert Q. Mcdonnell, treasurer of
he local Red Cross, acknowledges receipt
# S54l2, receipts of social in East
Barre; also $50 Is from Over Here" the
,lay presented last Friday by the teach
r training class at Spaulding.
Miss Mary Bishop arrived in the city
yesterday from Burlington, where she is
nrolIed at the University OF Vermont,
o spend the summer months at the
ONE of her parents, Mr., and Mrs, John !,
bishop of Beacon street. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Martin arrived ! +,
n the city Saturday evening from Kinks (,
lille, Mo, where the former has been en-.
oiled in an osteopathy school during the
asst year, to spend the summer months
nth relatives in this city.
Alexander Brown, who has been spend
~ short visit at the home of his par .
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Brown of Kirk !
treet, returned last evening to Aver,
lass, where he Is at present stationed '
Camp Deyens, he being attached to :
Ne ordnance department. Private Brown :
tpeets to leave for overseas duty the !,
tier part of this month
Napoleon Bennett of Plainield was ar +
igned before Magistrate r. w Scott h
municipal court Saturday afternoon \
! charge Of catching and retaining ii
20 short trout He entered plea of W
iiltv and paid a fine Of $50 and costs m
,gregating S4.60. The respondent was d
pretended by Deputy Game Warden
larles Keith, aud County Warden Il. s
eweomb of Waterbury Center was in
e city to attend the hearing.
Frank Lawless arrived in the city yes X
rday from Burlington. where he has
en- enrolled in the medical department
the University of Vermont during the N
ar, to spend the summer months at the !"
me Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich, "a =
d Lawless of South Barre. The grad. "
ting exercises Of the senior class are =
ing held to-day, the sessions having 81
en- closed at an early date TO allow the :"
ldents to help in raising the crops dur 81
z the summer. r.
Members of the Goddard seminary a.
seball team. accompanied by Coach on
,Ginnis. returned Saturday evening by ~
tomobile from Hanover, \. H., where vi
ey had an easy time against the Dart