The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

gee those summer sweaters at ABB
bolts.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur Mower are spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. h. T.
Mower at their camp, Barre Mower, on
Lake Champlain.
Miss Katrina Tierney Of Middlesex
was q visitor In the city with friends
yesterday Miss Tierney IL d graduate
OF Goddard seminary.
Miss Eliza Belding and Porter BeldinR
arrived In the city yesterday from Con.
cord, to spend few days at the home Of
their sister, Mrs. w. n Rowland Of hi.
vision street..
why don't YOU plan to board this win
ter You know the conditions Of coal and
food and We can spare few rooms at
special rates. Better make your plans
now. Hotel Barre, ]. v. Rowen, man
ager.
All children and parents are wanted at
the Goddard campus Friday evening
Aug, 2, at $50 o'clock, at the free com.
munity rally, play festival and ticket
hunt, given under the direction of the
Community Chautauqua. Don't let your
children miss good time.--adv.
Prin. Lyman G. Hunt Of Morrisville il
spending few days with friends In the
city. Prin. Hunt, who has been engaged
at the head of the Peoples academy at
Worthwhile during the past year. will
commence his new duties as principal Of
Spaulding high school when the school
year opens in September. He expects
to move his family to this city within a
short period.
Miss Pitkin, district nurse, ia taking
much needed rest of two weeks, begin
ming Aug, /. The committee Of the civic
department OF the Woman's club has Sc.
cured the services OF Mrs. Katharine Nc
Donald. Any Of tie doctors or citizens
knowing Of any patients needing the
services of the district nurse can tele-
phone Mrs. w. r. Shepard or Mrs. w,
H. Richardson. Mrs.. McDonald's address
Ia 70 Washington street. Telephone
7ls.ll
Mr. and Mrs. William oliver, jr., and
two daughters of Park street left the
city this forenoon for Highgate Springs,
where they viii spend q few days in
camp at Missisquoi bay
Alex. Hurry Of Washington street, who
recently returned to the city from
Springfield, where he had been employed
during the past year at munition plant,
operated under government orders, Is as
sisting at b. w. G6odfellow's automo-
bile garage on South Main street for
few days. Mr. Hurry expects to leave
the city the first of next month, togeth.
err with number Of Barre young men,
for Boston, where they are TO enroll at
Tufts college for a special course in me
ehanical training.
Guests arriving at Hotel Barre last
evening and this morning included the
following people: Judge =. NJ May
and Mrs. May of Brooklyn, N y, Mr..
and Mrs Robert Kamber, Miss B, Kan.
Der, Robert Kamber, jr.. Of New York,
r. r. Rogers of Middletown Springs, +.
w Denison Of ST. Adams, T. r. Hale Of
Wells River, Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Seeley
Of New York, W. j. A. Beattie of Woods.
vile, NJ Y, II. r. Hoffman Of Coney H.
land, Fl. G, Farrar and A. c. Mason Of
Rutland, r. w. Dunsmoor OF Burlington,
A. r. Burt Of Springfield, II. NJ Wood.
bury Of Boston, w. s. Teachout of Nor.
risville, L. G. Hunt Of Essex junction,
Oscar Polonski of Worcester T, H. o..
born Of Brandon. Cecile Leclair Of st.
Adams, G. ID. Hawkins Of Troy, F. w.
Peck OF Troy, William Strong OF New
York City.
According to a recent announcement
made by Leader John Carroll of CAROLS
orchestra, the weekly Saturday evening
dances, which for several years have been
the means Of attracting gliding foot
steps to the vicinity Of Rowland hall.
came to a close for an indefinite time
with last Saturday evenings event.
Since the outbreak Of hostilities between
this country and Germany the orehes-
ira has been taxed from time to time
co furnish some of its musicians for
some Of the various branches of military
service, although the depleted ranks have
been filed with other musicians when.
ever any depletions were made Out OF
the personnel of the orchestra, which
made its debut several years ago, only
Leader Carroll remains, the Others being
in some military service. Henry Carroll
il seeing service with the American ex-
peditionary forces; Kenneth Gale il act
ing a. assistant bandmaster Of the Yer.
mont Regimental band, stationed at
Spartanblug, s. c., and which is one Of
the best military lands under the col
ors; Sherman Parker ia attached to the
ordnance department of the IT, s. army
as leather inspector, while Arthur Car
roll is enrolled at Springfield, Mass, un-
der a special course for mechanics.