The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

" H. bfckMhfe ut FhfNtll street WI
e business visitor IN Burlington to'da,
p Mrs. Henry Wilson has gone 10 Bur
ington for a visit Of several days wit
relatives
Rehearsal for Faster concert at th
Methodist church Thursday afternoon a
o'clock
). +, Perry went to 81, Johnshury thi
. morning TO pass the remainder ~ tn
, week with friends
There will be q parcel post sale Fri
day night at 1870 o'clock at the Garlic
ton schoolhouse, east hill.
William Kelly OF Pleasant street re
turned 10 the city last night, after pass
ing week with friends in Boston.
Albert Wood of upper Prospect street
has returned To the city, after having
been called TO Boston by the death of a
relative.
Silyio Giudici left last night for
Springfield, Mass. where he is making a
visit of several days with former resi-
dents of Barre.
Mrs. James $. Milne and Mrs W. S,
Milne of Liberty street have returned
from brief trip TO Virginia. where they
visited Private Walter ). Milne.
Edward Ennis of North Main street,
who has been quite seriously i'll for sew.
eral days. was able 20 resume his duties
in Miers' uptown barber shop this morn.
ing.
MY Unmarried Wife" an American
drama with French dressing. featuring
Carmel Myers, in six reels, aud the "Ani-
mated Weekly" at the Bijou to-day
adv
Miss Louise Canton of Maple avenue
has resumed her duties in the Office Of
Canton Bros. after passing two weeks
with relatives in Boston and Salem,
Mass.
Beattie & Duncan wish to announce
Wednesday, and to continue until Sat
urday. Ladies are cordially invited
adv
Mr.. and Mrs James Cummings OF
Webstervile and Mrs. John McRae OF
North Main street have gone TO Ian
caster, y. H., where they were called by
the death of relative.
There will be rehearsal of the Pres
byterian choir at the home Of Mrs. James
Laing Bolster avenue, Thursday even
ing at 7 O'Clock sharp. As Easter music
Is to be rehearsed, il is hoped that all |
members will be present at the above
hour.
Misses Gertrude and Beatrice Ennis |
and their brother Harold Ennis. returned |
yesterday from Waterbury, where they |
were called by the death of their grand
mother, Mrs Caroline Foss The funeral
was held Monday and the body was tax
en- to South Duxbury for interment
James Parker returned this morning
from Westerly, r. l., his former home.
where he has been spedning a week with
acquaintance During his absence Mr.
Parker met one of his nephews sailor
in the British transport service. whose
boat had put in at an Atlantic port,
The income tax man, who has been
an Office at city hall for the
past two weeks, has closed his labors in
Barre. During his tenancy Of the school
office, all Of his time was
taken up by taxpayers anxious to settle
their accounts with the government.
Amateur minstrels at Goddard semi.
nary are in fine fettle for their debut at
.he school chapel this evening when both
girls and boys of the institution are TO
stage a Dixie festival for the benefit of
he baseball fund The show is divided
INTO two parts, and each set of MINISTRIES
leld dress rehearsal this afternoon.
Thomas Nelson, who has been visiting
Il the home Of his mother, Mrs. Mary
Nelson of Merchant street. during the 9
,ast few days, returned this afternoon :
o Washington, u. c.. where he is sta. l
10, IS h., / &
er's corps of the L. S. army. Before
eturning to Washington, Mr.. Nelson ex
ects to visit for a few days with friends I
n Aliddletown, y. Y. =
Among the guests arriving at Hotel \
Iarre last night and this morning We're n
he following people: T. b, McFadden Of \
'gdensburg, n. Y. f. II. Lyford Of Wa !
erbury, w. H. Eddy of Fitchbrg, Mass, n
l. j, 0'Connell Of Somerville, Mass. n
layton r. Waite OF Concord. n. H.,
rank B. Patt of Barton H. VI. Degree
{ Burlington, c, l.. Green of Randolph,
A, Cross of Mortified.
April II has been decided upon by the
lembers of the senior class OF Spaulding N
Ugh school for presenting the annual
Ass play. The seniors this year have
losen the three -act farce. What Hap
ened to Jones, which was recently Civ HI
! by the Boston college students before a
a audience of several hundred pepole. al
'esterday posters on the play were placed tr
several windows along North Main hi
rect, the posters being the work of G.
tuart Carson, a member of the sophie I'll
ore class "a
News was received here this morning q
the death OF Clifford Tarney, a former be
sident of Webstervile, which occurred In
the Fanny Allen hospital in Winooski of
st evening at 9:20 o'clock. The young lu
an had been residing in the home of
r. Bosley of Winooski He was taken
last week and was removed to the.
,spital. Relatives OF the deceased have
EN- summoned from Springfield, and the -
neral will be held at l45 Central ave ito
lie, Burlington, Thursday afternoon at at
80 o'clock.
Yesterday afternoon the members of vii
c Barre Woman's club listened TO one OF
the most enjoyable programs of the ou'
ason, when an interesting and instruc- I
re talk upon France and America or
Is given by Mrs. Fred Blanchard of
The speaker handled her !
bject in pleasing and vital manner, at
lich won for Mrs. Blanchard the praise r..
her hearers. 4 piano solo delightfully."- ~
ldered by Mrs Dean H. Perry added to NV
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