The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

hall, round and square dances. adv.
Edwin T.. Smith returned yesterday &
his home in White River Junction, aftel
spending the past few days with Friends
in the city.
Special during April, color fast, two
faced floor mating, also Congoleum
Feltoleum and printed linoleum. Sad
lier's, Keith avenue.
Regular meeting of the w. r. o. A. 4, NJ
Wednesday at 1880 p m, sharp. Every
member urged to be there TO vote on i'm
Iportant new business.
II you want TO get a patriotic nspira'
ton, come Friday night and see the
Spauding training girls in the Red Cross
play, THE Girls Over Here'-only Zoe
Drs g. b. Gage and I, Mae Gage of
South Main street have returned from
st. Adams, where they attended the an
nual meeting of chiropractic assoca-
tion.
Mrs. Alex lawson OF Reid street is
employed as clerk at the City bakery
this week, taking the place of Mrs. C. A.
Caron of Beckley court, who is having a
weeks vacation.
The united missionary societies will
hold their regular meeting at the home
OF Mrs. Bishop, Beacon street, Wednes-
day afternoon, May |, A large attend
ance is hoped for,
Howard Ryle, former student at
Goddard seminary, returned yesterday to
| Burlington, where he is attached to the
signal corps after spending the past few
days at his home in Montpelier and with
friends in this city.
| Each young man leaving this week for
war service, who goes from the section
which is covered by the Barre Red Cross,
is urged to communicate with Mrs, S. n.
Parker, 20 Spauldng street, in order to
receive the articles designed for them.
Rev. p. G. Lipsky of French street re-
turned to the city this forenoon from st.
Johnsbury, where he has been attending
the annual Methodist conference Rev.
Mr.. Lipsky has been assigned TO fill the
pastorate in the Methodist church in this
city during the coming year.
The following members of the junior
class Of Goddard seminary have been
chosen for the annual prize speaking con
test next commencement Abbe Ar
buckle, East Montpelier; Marjorie Poor
Brookfeld; James Kelly, Dorchester,
Mass, and Percy Pitkin, Cabot.
o. \. Granger is the licensee who is to
occupy the barroom which carpenters
and plumbers are fitting up at 4 Mer-
chant street, while Joseph Comolli who
was credited to that location in yester |
days paper, is applying for transfer |
from Merchant street to 357 North |
Main street.
James r. Mckenzie, who has been EN-
ployed as foreman at the plant of
Jones Bros Co., began work yesterday |
in the Depot square shed Of the Cook
Watkins Manufacturing Co T. Lambert |
and T.. Vizzoni who have been employed /
BY Jones Bros for several years, also be
gan work for the Cook, Watkins com
pany.
Members Of the teacher training class
at Spaulding high school are putting the
finishing touches to playlet which is to
be presented at the Spaulding assembly
hall Friday evening at s o'clock, the pro-
leeds being devoted to the Red Cross
work The members of the cast are hav-
ng daily rehearsals under the direction
If several members of the high school
aculty
II. G. Woodruff who has been retained
n an important capacity by Montpe-
Ter bank for the past three years, is va
ating his house in Maple Grove prepare
DRY to moving his family to the capital. I
The house which he is vacating will be [
occupied by Rev. +. l.. Goodspeed of {
spencer. Mass, who is to assume the |
'astorate of the Barre Congregational !
hurch May II.
Lieut.. II. B. Human and Mrs. Human, t
Who were married in New Britain, Conn, J
asst week, left this morning for the lieu !
enants old home in North Stratford, I
!. H., after having been the guests OF I
fr and Mrs. II. p. Human of Orange /
treet. Lieutenant Human expects to
eturn later in the week to Camp Dew
ms, where he has been engaged as an D
in the officers training school Il
Coach McGinnis of the Goddard sem G
nary baseball team is putting his &
harges through week of stiff practice o
preparation for two games which will Il
e played this week. Thursday forenoon \
he seminary aggregation will leave for S
arlington where they will clash with a
he signal corps nine of the University of
ermont, while on Friday the team will G
ne up against the Dartmouth reserves a
{ Hanover. n. II. 5,
A very pleasant social affair was given v
v the civic department of the Barre D
Toman's club last Friday evening at II
-owland hall. After short program, d
aneing was INDUCED in by large mum +
err. The sum of S35 was added to the Ell
'easury. This is to be used in continu-
* the district nurse work. The com d
ittee wish to thank the sophomores of Z
for postponing their entertain
ent and also all others who helped in /
ny way to make it a success.
A Masonic organization known as the
'uncil of royal and select masters, hav-
e obtained its regalia, is TO confer the Z
ork on a considerable class of candi-
ties at Masonic hall this evening. There
e 30 charter members in the council
Id steady flow of new members is
ltieipated. The following officers have
zen elected: 7. !. NJ, James $. Wilson;
NJ, Nelson b. Ballard; P. c. w, Harry
Fisher; treasurer, V. f. Ayers; record
William ID. Macdonald; c. g., Wal
&c +. Gilbert; G. c., Alexander Ander-
n; s.. +. A. Prindle. The special meet
g and the eXemplifcstion which is to
ature it have awaited the arrival of
gala and paraphernalia, which was re- Z
wed only few days ago.
A remodeled polishing shed on the 1
nguinetu property in Burnhams
,sdow is now occupied by the granite
firm of Parry & Jones,
lich vacated its Depot square quarters
zen the Brown, Carroll 4 Co. shed was
d to the Cook. Watkins Manufactur-
| Co. The polishing mill, built on the
aight-shed order. has been adapted to 7
) uees nf the fnanufactu rinp firm and 1