The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Memo corsets after July | 81 more.
See A. V, Beekley's adv. on page 5.--ad
Big special seyen-reel feature, II Love
YOU Bijou Thursday. adv.
Miss Margaret Bascom has returned TO
her home in ST. Adams, after passing a
few days with friends In the city.
John Pickering of Trow hill was a Wis
iior In the city this morning, while on
his way TO Enosburg Falls for visit
with friends.
h. II. Tenney of Washington street,
who il taking vacation from his duties
in the =. ID. Ladd Co.'S store, has been
visiting relatives in Rutland county.
Seaman Edward Lambert, who has
has been passing furlough Mt his home
on Seminary street, has returned to an
Atlantic port to rejoiu his shipmates.
Mrs. Frank J. Nutting, who has bean
passing several days with her mother,
Mrs, Leona Pitkin OF Jefferson street,
has returned 10 her home in Brandon.
A tempting display of Paige & Shaw
chocolates and bonbons, freshly received
for your approval. A good line Of Apollo
chocolates, as well. Barre Candy Kitchen.
The evening classes in surgical dress
! ings work of the Red Cross will resume
their work this evening at their new
work rooms in the Church street school
house.
David T. Montague of Boston, grad
uate of Goddard seminary in the class Of
's5, has been appointed member of the
city licensing board by Governor Mccall
of the Bay state.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Cady of Chelsea
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Bostwick of
Wilhamstown were guests at the home
g T. II II Wbaaiar of Tho /
Merchant street extension last Saturday.
A very enjoyable evening was spent at
the home of A. A. Sargent last night, in
honor of Miss oliyene Belanger, who is
soon TO leave Barre and take up her resi-
dence in New York. During the evening
games and dancing were enjoyed by all.
The Red Cross sewing rooms will be
open Wednesday at the Church street
school building at p m. for work and
also on Friday, the regular sewing day.
Beginning next week, the rooms will be
open at 2 p. m, on Mondays, Wednes-
DAYS and Fridays. This is necessary In
order to complete the large quota for
the month of June. Your presence on
any or all of these days will be much
appreciated.
Miss Beatrice Callaghan and Miss
Gladys Bradford entertained last even
ing in honor of Miss Elizabeth Carson,
a teacher in the North Barre school, who
is leaving the city Friday to make her
home in Montreal, p. q. There was a
movie party for a number of young !
women and later an enjoyable time was +,
passed at Miss Callaghans home on !
Park street. .
Hector Farnham, who has been re-
ceiving treatment at the City hospital /,
for injuries received in an automobile !
accident on the Williamstown road ten
DAYS ago, has 80 far recovered as to be =
able to return to his home in Montpelier.
The young mans head will be swathed !
in bandages for a few days, but no I'M
toward results are expected to develop
from his injuries. :
A Times story telling of the disappear o
ince OF f. B. Jackson, An aged Wash n
ngton street man. was instrumental in =
solving the mystery. A Graniteville |,
eader who visited his hospitality on =,
IN elderly traveller who called at his VI
loor Sunday, upon scanning the story, II
with Mr.. and Mrs. George II
.nnas, with whom Mr.. Jackson resides, sC
nd when notes had been compared the .,
of the missing man was ~
definitely determined last evening. r
Among the guests arriving at Hotel ia
'arre last night and this morning We're to
he following pepole: Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. G.
arrar of Rutland, f. f. Andrews of Ii,
Torway, Me-, DR.. and Mrs. l.. c. Chath- W
m and Mr., and Mrs. l.. V. Butts of Erie, NJ
a. DR.. C.. Fl. Beecher of Burlington, err
Iorace Powers of Morrisvile, A. b. Ash tn
" of Milton, j. H. Sanford Of Tilton.
Z H., b. y. Wells of St Johnsbury, f. r. ly
impson of Glens Falls, n. Y, D. X. is
eaton of Detroit, Mich A. Fl. Chapman Gu
Portland, Me-, Mr.. and Mrs j. R. Rust 1t
Keene, N. H., R. w. Heath of Woods in
lie, n. II. re-
With graduation exercises for some gr
Iirty members of the commercial de- tit
artment this evening, Goddard's com vi
encement week activities are getting 81
ell under way The commercial stu Of
,nts will carry out their program in Nj
e school chapel, and the address is to Nj
given by Rev Edgar Grassland. On Go
'ednesday evening there win be a con RI
rt by the musical department. Glass 20
" exercises and the prize speaking let
ntest are to feature Thursdays pro- SUI
am, and Friday will be given over en- Is
rely to the alumni and the graduates I'M
the academic department. Diplomas WI
r the 1918 graduates are TO be award
at exercises in the forenoon, and the
umni is 10 meet in the afternoon