The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

day evening at Rowland halliday.
All Odd Ladies' due books must be in
my hands before Jan. |. Nellie Bianchi.
Miss Alice Sullivan of Jefferson street
has returned TO the city, after spending
several days in Hardwick
Arthur Reeoie, who has been employed
in Hartford, Conn, for several months,
arrived in the city last night.
Miss Genieye lombard left Saturday
for st. Johnsbury to spend the New
Years holiday with friends.
Albert S. Scott, who is employed by
the Central Vermont railroad in st, Al
bans was weekend visitor in the city
The winter term of Goddard seminary
will open on Thursday, Jan. 2, and the
evening school will open next week Tues
day.
New Years dance of the Italian Gaiety /
club in the Knights of Columbus hall
| Wednesday, Jan. l. Every member is re-
| lquested to attend.
| Fuller Slayton of South Main street |
/ is employed in the store of his brother
| in-law, w. L. Wilcox, at Moretown, dur
ing the holiday season.
| Mrs. G. c. Kenyon has returned to her |
home in Burlington after spending
Christmas week with her parents and
/ many lIleHuS ell DdTTt lily.
III A. b. Goneo, for many years member |
of the city water and fire departments,
is renewing acquaintance in Barre. He
is employed in New Haven, Conn.
III Mrs. NJ Mcmillan Of Philadelphia, Pa,
arrived in the city yesterday for an ex
tended visit in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth McCrae of Merchant street.
II Elector Blair left the city yesterday
| fba NJ IN fnvr
days at his home He was accompanied
by his sister, Mrs, William Sicily of
/ Montpelier.
AT their home on Division street, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Gamble have been enter
tanning Miss Blanche Meyette of West
Bradford and Private Noah Meyette, who
is stationed at Camp Devens
The clerk of local camp No. 1856, NJ.
w. of A., earnestly requests the members
TO pay their dues at his house on or be-
fore the last day of this month, for
which proper receipt will be given.
In the honor list of Goddard seminary
as printed Saturday, the name Of Miss
Frances McWiiliam of Graniteville was
inadvertently omitted Miss McWilliam
won the fourth honor in the academic
course.
Miss Anna Blair left Saturday for
Springfield, where she is employed by the
Jones Lamson Machine company, hav.
ing spent part of the holidays with her
- parents, Mr. and Mrs Elector Blair of
405 North Main street
The regular monthly meeting of the
lg, Barre branch of the Red Cross will be
IS. held this evening at the Red Cross rooms
at 1880 Reports of committees are 10 be
NO heard and large attendance of members
er is desired Evelyn NJ. Drew, secretary
led Sadlier, Keith avenue commencing Dec
ty, 30, will put on sale at reduced prices IS
ladies 1918 coats, a good many stouts, in
he sizes from "A to 80. A premium Of 8 per
Nv. cent paid for Liberty bonds or transfer,
bis able war savings stamps when offered 70,
Id, wards payment. Good credit is good
Sessions in Spaulding high school and
- in the grades were resumed to-day, after
recess of a week, the usual vacation
OF fortnight having been curtailed this
year to permit the students to make W
part of the time lost during the in
fuenza epidemic.
Private Gelsey Monti, who was as
signed to an officers training school al
Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va, soon after
enrolling in the Boston university schoo
of law last fall, is passing a vacation al
his home on Berlin street. Next week
he will return to Boston TO resume hi
legal training.
The death of Enrico SASH. the infan
son of Mr. and Mrs. o. Sassi of SO Nortl
Main street, occurred Saturday after
noon, the end following a brief lines
of acute gastric indigestion. The ehilt
was three months old Funeral service
were held at the house Sunday Afternoon
at o'clock followed by interment il
Hope cemetery.
Information that Raymond Sherbun,
the former star athlete at Goddard sem
mary, has been commissioned as a lieu
tenant in the aviation service Of tn
-. United States has been received by Prin
a. cipal HOLSTER of the seminary Lieut.
Sherburne sent a photograph Of himsel
\ in the habiliments of his new office II
2 is stationed at Kelly field in Texas
4 The basketball game between Spauld
= ing high school and the alumni whic
z was postponed from last week, will TAX
< place tomorrow night, Dee 81 For tn
2 alumni, Lyons, Mann and Morse, men
z beers of last years championship team
x will play and for the high school M
2 Carly, Murphy, Young, Carpenter an
Y Brown. Others who are likely 20 get
x chance at the game are Reed, Douglas
= and Rivas.
Z The championship checkerboard wo
by David Stephen of Barre at the mid
= winter tourney Of the Vermont Stat
Z Checker association in Burlington las
) week, is exhibited in the window of tn
Z D. NJ. Miles Coal Co The board, an eS
< cellent piece of workmanship, replaces
z similar trophy destroyed in toysho
x fire in Burlington two years ago.
Pharmacists Mate Raymond Well
who has been spending the holidays
x the home of Mr., and Mrs. f G. Howlan
\ Of French street, on a short furlough, n
2 turned Saturday to Chicago, where he
x attached TO the dental corps at the Gre|
Lakes training station. Mr.. Wells, wi
b%~ was a graduate from the Northwestern
am. dental college at Chicago last year, e.
poets to receive a commission as dent
surgeon upon his return to duty.
Two of the city's street sprinkler
were pressed into service Saturday whe
the water department started repairs o
the Herman Lee Ensign memorial -four
tain near City park. To get at the defe,
tive piping which extended down throug
the middle Of the fountain, hoist ope
ated between the two carts was COZ
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