The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dance at Rowland hall Saturday even
ing Gents soc, ladies' free.-ady
W. N. Masters of Burlington contrib
uted to the number of business visitors
here to-day.
A regular meeting of T. o. 0. L., M. u,
will be held in X. of G. hall tonight
friday at o'clock
Charles Allen of New York returned
to that city last evening after passing
several days here on business
Mrs. Roy Bugbee went to Burlington
this morning. called there by the death
of her brother-in-l j. G. Papin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moore of Plain
field were in this city yesterday on
combined business and pleasure trip.
Joseph Hurley of Granite street left
last evening for New York, where he ex-
poets a position in the clothing business
Sessions in the city schools will be
suspended with the close of school to-
day for the annual spring vacation of
one week.
A. A. Slocum of Boston was among the
business visitors in this city yesterday.
R. X. Lonergan of the same city was
also business visitor in this city yes
terday.
The two brothers of the late Tremon.
do Comolli of Railroad street, who re-
side in Milford, n. H., and were called
here by his death, returned to their home
last evening.
Last call Follow the crowd to Clan
Gordon hall, Pocahontas masquerade
ball, tonight, from until 2. Three
prizes will be given away. Landi-For-
sell orchestra. The ball of the season
Come!
Gilbert Lamson of Maple avenue re-
turned to his home last evening after an
absence Of about two years, during which
time he was employed in the manufac-
ture of war munitions at Bridgeport,
| Conn.
Rev. David c. Huntington, rector of
the Church of the Good Shepherd went
to Shelburne to-day to deliver Lenten
sermon at the Episcopal church there in
exchange with Rev. Robert Brush, who
will speak at the Church of the Good
Shepherd tonight at 1880 o'clock,
The Netop class Of the Methodist Sun
day school viii have the privilege Sun
day of hearing a talk by a young woman
from Kansas. The address will be at
the regular class hour. All members be
sure to be present and bring your friends.
Don't forget the missionary collection.
Charles Price, a laborer from Straf-
ford was before city court this morning
on charge of drunkenness, first of
Tense, He pleaded guilty and was fined
S. with costs Of S6.45 or the alternate Of
10 days in the county Jail at Montpelier
Being without funds, he was obliged to
take the journey to the capital city.
Private Harold HAYES Of the Montpel-
Ter road has returned to his home, hay
ing been discharged from service after
! his arrival from overseas March s. He
was a member Of the artillery of the S7th
division and enlisted in the mechanical
corps, which traind at Burlington in
July, later being sent to Camp Dix.
Jesse Sibley, formerly with the 57th
Pioneers, but transferred, when that or
ganizaton was broken up after arriving
in France, to the 18th division, has sent
his mother, Mrs. c. 7. Sibley, copy Of
The Flash, a paper published by that d.
vision. Il contains interesting matter
regarding the various branches of the
service and is printed weekly by the
soldiers.
At a regular meeting of Hiawatha
lodge, No. 20, |. o. o. f., held in the Cor
don block last evening, the first degree
was conferred by Grand Warden Henry
T. Brown of Ludlow, who was here for
his official visit to the lodge. There was
a good attendance, including several Wis
iting brothers of the order After the
degree work refreshments were served
followed by an enjoyable smoke talk.
Monday evening, March "a, the fol.
lowing pupils recital was given at God
dard seminary: America Triumphant"
(Demarest), girls glee club; Hunting
Song" (Mendelssohnl Marjorie Kent
las in Old Gardens" tRisherl, Ethel
Mcfarland; 'Berceuse" tSchytte), "Valse
Impromptu" Florence Upcrattl, Lillian
johnson; 20 Heart of Mine (Clough-
Leighterl, Three Little White Heads
(Bischoifl, Rose Levin; "Traumerei und
kins; "The Lady of Dreams" Mabel
Daniel, Three Green Bonnets" tD'Har-
delotl Hazel Billings; les Sylvains'
i (Chaminade) Mary Allen; In Story
Land" (Neidlinger) Marjorie Worcester
Evening Star" wagner .Lisztl, Edward
Brush; "A Bowl of Roses Clarke, The
West Wind Blows Through the Cedar
Trees" (MacDowelD, at Nightfall
(Metcalf), Annie Sargent; Romance
(LaForge), Ruby Blain; Echo Song
(Eckertl, Arlene Jeffords; "Elegie" mol
lett Alice Reed Twilight" katherine
Glen, "The Little House O. Dreams
Metealf J, I'm Wearing Ava
(Footel, Elizabeth Bingham; "A Twi.
light Reyel" (Ferraris Elliott, girls gleC