The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
TALK OF THE TORN
Special prices Saturday at Sheas,

Buy wool dress goods now az Abbott's
Mr.. aud Mrs. n. H. Lewis OF Perry
street were visitors in Burlington to-day
Frank L. Austin OF Church street is
passing a few days in New York ON bust
ness.
N. u. Phelps OF Park street has re.
turned home after spending several days
In Boston on business
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nelson of Mer.
chant street left yesterday for a week $
visit with relatives in Boston.
Mrs. Jessie Douglas OF Orange street
commenced her duties in the y. a.
Church granite designing office yesterday
forenoon.
Miss Sophia Campbell Of Boston ar
rived in the city last evening for visit
OF several days with relatives in Barre
and Webstervile
Wanted A young man with some ex-
! perience in the dry goods business. Good
/ opportunity for advancement. Apply
Union Dry Goods Co.
/ Budd w Warren. who accompanied
the body Of Mrs Warren to Stowe for
burial, resumed his duties in the Rogers
Walk Over boot shop yesterday.
James Powers Of the Arcade block
commenced his duties as operator at the
Park theatre yesterday afternoon, sue
oeedng Edward Blondin Of Beckley
court, who recently completed his duties
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur f. Bugbee of
Pittsfeld Mass, arrived In the city last
evening Mrs. Bugbee is convalescent
from an operation for appendicitis which
she recently underwent, and will make
an extended visit in Barre.
Guests in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. $. Waterman of upper Washington
street are Mrs. H. W. Bassett and daugh-
ter, Marjorie, of Orleans, who arrived in
the city yesterday; Miss Ruth Water.
man of Fitchburg, Mass, and Carl d,
Waterman of Boston.
A. B. Nichols of Boston, w J. Hobbs
of Maiden, Mass, and II. f. Folsom of
Lyndonville, directors of the Barre 4
Chelsea railroad, returned TO their homes
last night. after having attended the an
nual meeting of the stockholders Of the |
road in this city yesterday,
Paul Bianchi of Summer street re-
turned last evening from Northampton, |
Mass, where he has been passing few |
days with his brother. Peter Bianchi, an
inmate of sanatorium. Mrs. Peter BIZ
anchi and child, who went to Northamp-
ton early in the week, are remaining for
a time, as Mr.. Bianchis condition is very
serious
Sergt. Lauraine Densmore of Head
quarters company, 51th Pioneer infantry
returned last evening to Spartanburg,
s. C., where the regiment is at present :
stationed, after enjoying a three month
Sergeant Densmore took the
for the naval academy the .
beginning of this week and expects TO
remain at the Spartanburg camp until
he outcome of the examinations be- 4
.omes known.
At Goddard seminary to-day announce
nent was made of the seniors who have
been chosen to participate in the prize
,peaking contest at the June commence
nent. The students who We're successful
n the preliminaries are: Miss Fannie
Martin of Plaintield Miss Violet Pratt
Il Vershire, Harris SouIe of Fairfield and
Earl Winter OF Barre. The preliminaries
or the junior class aspirants are to be r
ield next week.
Miss Edith Bradford of Eie faculty at :
GODDARD seminary left this morning for
Burlington, where she attended confer
nee Of the modern language teachers Of
'ermont. Miss Bradford is q member of
III GbHmlIlft dDpbihitu sunni tillt dStI
o arrange a standard course for modern
anguage teachers in the state. The
was expected to report to-
ay. Tomorrow Noah v Barker, also
eminary instructor, will attend con-
erence of Greek and Latin teachers in
burlington
What Happened to Jones, the Spauld-
~ senior play, which was presented last
rid haff on aud nf fya SnU
ill be repeated this evening at promptly
o'clock in the assembly hall. The play
laughable three-act comedy by
eorge Broadhurst and presents the ex
nriences of Jones, travelling salesman
no DISCUSSES himself as bishop. Fun
lere is a-plenty. Helma, the servant
ri. Bigbee, the crazy Indian, and Al
ma, the lovely spinster all cause you
laugh long and loud. Come and help
lie class to defray its graduating ex
.nses.--adv.
Seniors at Goddard seminary yester-
eds Of the e fortheoming class ' Play to !
e Red Cross During the Goose Green 1
I'd Cross frenzy last month, the basket
Ill team at Goddard offered to give the
oceeds OF game to the cause. How Z
er, no team seemed willing to stack up
ainst Goddard, and the donation could
It be made. The seniors propose TO
axe good the offer, and to that end will
vide equally the revenue derived from :
e presentation of Prof. Pepp," which
to be produced sometime in May, Hhe :
st for the play is being selected and
hearsals are to be gotten under way at
&c, with members of the faculty in
arge.
Forty-fve pages of reading matter and 4
make up the alumni number
the Spauldng Sentinel, the monthly 4
which students at the high :
lool brought out few months ago.
the name indicates the alumni bulk
~ large in the subject matter, al
Dugh il remained for an artist in the
SIS OF 20 to contribute the striking .
ture of the current number. His is a
&c of Illustrations done in ink. Deity
1ugh he has sketched typical, ii not
yays characteristic, faces and forms at
aulding. From the class Of '04 comes
in. III. II. Jackson with piquant story
the championship basketball game at
1t has Stevensonian flavor
I should be carefully scanned. John z
Gordon has an excellent poem on
newhat well known subject, and the
es IAN Adjutant's Lament by +. j.
le, recently with the faculty, now with g
colors, are reproduced From a wide
ge of terrain letters are contributed