The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-18
TALK OFTHE TOWN
New spring sweaters at Abbotts.

week end with relatives here
Charles A. Kent Of Bradford, formel
resident Of Barre. has been passing sew
eral days in the city ON business.
H. W. Narnum returned this morning
10 his home in Cambridge, after passing
several days in the city ON business.
Mrs Godfrey Rolason Of French street
has returned home after spending several
DAYS in New York and Washington, d, C.
The ladies OF Clan Gordon will hold a
regular meeting Tuesday. March 10, AZ
l7:l5. Initiation and business of impor-
lance
Mrs. Horace Bailey of Newbury has
been passing several days with her moth.
er. Mrs Georgianna Mudgett of Park
street,
Miss Lucille Berni of c street left to.
day for Waterbury. where she will visit
for week at the home of her brother,
Louis Berini.
Ned j. Roberts. who is doing jury duty
! in United States court at Burlington,
passed the week end at his home on
Orange street.
Mrs. Alexander Cruickshank has been
passing several days in Morrisville with
her husband, who is employed as a fore.
man in a granite shed there.
Good speaking and q fine entertain
ment by the best local talent at the st.
Patrick's supper in Rowland hall to-
night. CAROLS orchestra of five pieces.
Admission, adults soc, children 25c,-adv.
AT o'clock this evening the directors
of the Barre Board of Trade will meet in
the office OF See. H. A. Phelps. Anyone
who has a suggestion to offer the board
is asked TO be present.
Red Cross beneiit-old and young folks
dance at South Barre grange hall on
Wednesday. March 20. CAROLS orches-
ira Bill, 75c; single ladies, 25c. Lunch,
25c each Everybody come. Cutler Bros
barge will leave city hall at 1880
Norton l.. Lebourveau, who has been
passing furlough at his home on Wash
ington street, returned this morning to
an Atlantic port to reioin his shipmates
aboard the L. 5. 5. Saranac. Edmund
Rioux, who has been at home on leave
for few days, returned to-day TO the
L. S. S. Delaware.
William J. Nesbit of st. Johnsbury |
who was locked up on an intoxication |
charge Saturday night, appeared before |
Magistrate Ii. w. Scott in city court this
and admitted a second otfense. |
Nesbit was unable TO pay the Sl5 fine
and costs imposed by the Judge and will
be committed to the county jail night.
DR.. and Mrs. Horace Sowles OF Boston
are visiting for few days at the home
of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sowles OF Beckley street. John
Sowles, who is enrolled at the Harvard
dental college at Boston, is also visiting
for few DAYS at the home of his par
ents.
Through the week end officers in
,harge of the Salvation Army barracks
we're assisted in the services by Mrs.
Herbert Baker of Newport, who was
'ormerly connected with Salvation work
n Barre Mrs. Baker delivered an ad
lress at the Saturday evening service
md preached to a sizeable congregation
sunday morning.
Albert Wood of the Prospect street ex-
enson received a telegram yesterday
Idyising him OF the death of his niece,
1rs Merrill Clark, which occurred unex. |
in Boston. Mrs. Clark was a |
of Mrs. Nancy Wood of ]
Prospect street, who is 9s years old and
n failing health, She leaves her husband
nd two small children. Mr. Wood left ,,
or Boston early this morning to attend
he funeral.
Mrs s. r. Laviolette, who is spending =
few DAYS in New York and Boston,
uying spring goods will reopen her mil
merry parlor March rs with full line \
new hats for Easter viii be glad to
,elcome all her old friends and custom
rs, who have stood so well by her in the '
asst, and wishes to thank them for their a
atronage, which she hopes they will con n
niue to extend to her during the coming .
Dring season adv.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
ARE through the week end were the u
blowing people: f. Il. Fisher of Bethel, y
r, Gilden of New York City, James ".
all of Boston, Mrs, Mary +. MeWhorter a
t Chicago, H. l.. Fl. Ball of Randolph, y
ID. Hawkins of Randolph q. r. For y
er of st. Adams, II. r. Carswell of st.
ohnsbury, NJ. w. Beecher of Broekton, p
lass, r. b. kaistetter of Waterbury, RI
lillian F. Ruiz of Brookfield. ol
The Goddard seminary basketball =
iintet played their last game of the -
ason Friday evening at Middlebury, q
hen they defeated the strong Middle =, -
Try team by the score of 20 to D. The d
me Friday evening brought to close =,
he of the most successful seasons at the 81
minary the basketball team having ~
1t only two games during the season, -
ey being against the Dartmouth fresh -
an team and the team composed of A.
ldiers stationed at Fort Ethan Allen. :, ~
ne seminary basketball team will suf. -
r greatly from graduation next June, :,
the players on the first string grad -
ting, with the exception of Slayton, ~
e of the guards although there is !,
,alth of material which should make up .,
team up to the average of the school NJ,
Xt season.
On Wednesday evening, March 20, at !
lock, a piano recital will be given at Z
ddard seminary by Rachel Hollister,
sisted by Natalie Jameson, soprano, 4
d Alfred LaCasse, violnist. The pub
is cordially invited to attend. The
,gram follows: "Passepiede |. and II.
IN English Suite V" Bach Moon
hit Sonata" tadagio sostenuto, ale I
tito, presto agitatol Beethoven; Isl 3
tais Jardinier" (Chaminadel, Miss 4
meson; 'Nocturne Opus Is, No. ."
hopin1, "Polonaise, Opus 20, No. l"ll
hopinl Sonata for Violin and Piano"
onversel, Alfred LaCasse and Miss
ise; "Naehstuck, OPP. %, No. A" (Sehu-
mn, "Grillen' (Schumannl "To aIs
tier Lily" tMacdowell), "Liebesfrend"
reislerl; "In the Time of Roses"
"A May Morning" DENIAL
talie Jameson; "Polonaise" (Macdow-
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