The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Neapolitan ice cream bricks, plnts ana
quarts, 35c and 65c Try one. Barre
Drug Co.
Special sale of georgette hats for Fri.
day and Saturday only. Mrs. Birnie, 4
Laurel street.-adv.
L. B. Adams, A. G. Mears and Z. d,
Rosebrook of Marshfeld were business
visitors in Barre yesterday.
Poison Farmers, attention. II you
use paris green in SO. b. lots, ask us for
quotations N. D. Phelps Co.
For Sale--Glenwood range with hot
water front, round table and chairs, also
other furniture. Call at 46 Maple ave-
nue..
Gilbertson's orchestra furnished music
for the pageant, graduation exercises
and the closing dance at Goddard sem
mary this week.
Dance in Rowland hall Saturday even.
ing. Special music. Gents, Toe; ladies,
free. Gilbertson's orchestra. Dancing will
begin promptly at s:l5.--adv.
Clayton Spencer, instructor of science
at Tufts college, together with his wife,
is visiting at the home of his father,
NJ f. Spencer, at IL Kinney street.
A number of the nuns of the Sacred
Heart convent went yesterday afternoon
to Burlington to remain until next Sep.
TENDER at Mount st. Mary's convent.
Miss Rosamond Mackie, daughter OF
Mrs. Mary Mackie of Summer street. ar
rived at her home yesterday from the
Crane Institute of Music at Potsdam
N. j.
Largest line of new and second hand
ranges in Barre, Perfection and Kerogas
oil stoves, wicks and ovens. Call and
get prices. L. A. Prindle, Worthen
block
Miss Hilda May Cooper, for the past
year or more Red Cross nurse with the
18th division in France, is at her home
on Gilmore street, having arrived last
evening.
Charles Bianchi, son of Mrs. Mary Bi,
anchi Of Wellington street, started to-
day on a trip TO Culver, Ind, there to at.
tend the summer military school at the
Culver institution.
Mr.. and Mrs James Berry of Jeffer-
sonville, who were among the gathering
at the Goddard commencement exercises
yesterday, returned late yesterday aft.
ernoon to their home.
Miss Evelyn Bugbee is visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Myrtle Bugbee
Miss Bugbee is pursuing course Of
training for nurses at the Massachusetts
General hospital, Boston.
Miss Elsa Wallstrom, a student at the
Bridgewater, Mass, Normal school, Ii
spending her summer vacation at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Wallstrom OF Essex street.
James Phelps, former Goddard stu.
dent, has been visiting in Barre this
week Mr.. Phelps comes from Concord
Mass, where he has been engaged as
truck gardener on a large farm.
Miss Hazel Lyon daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. NJ, Lyon of n Highland avenue
having just finished teaching for the year
at Brattleboro high school as science
teacher, arrived home last evening.
Through j. J. Dashner e. SONS reaI
estate agency, A. L. Moves of Washing
ton street has sold his cottage house tc
George A. Brown and wife Mr.. Brown
buys for home and will take possession
soon.
Mrs, Charles Greig and son, James, the
young Spaulding eenterfielders have gone
10 Quincy, Mass, to spend the summer
months. There they will join Mr.. Greig
who % employed in the granite industry
at his trade.
Entries for the Highland fling and
sword dances for boys and girls under
10 years Of age for the Fourth of July
celebration are to be made before Tues
day, July ], 10 Charles Leel, AS Brook
street, phone 1888
Mrs. A. j. Loranger Of Summer street
and her son, Leo, left this morning fol
two or three months stay in New York
state They will visit relatives in Schuy.
Ter Falls and then proceed to Hudson
Falls where her parents reside.
Valuable concessions for the sale Of
refreshments, etc, at the south end park
July 4 are for sale. Applicants should
communicate at once with II. A. Phelps
John C. Booth or f. A. Drown. Stalls
will be provided by the committee
Robert Noble of Bethel, a teacher Of
history and commercial subjects at God
dard seminary until few months ago
had the pleasure of meeting a large mum
Der Of boys formerly connected with
school athletics at the seminary yester
day.
Among the Goddard visitors for tn,
commencement exercises we're Van Per
sons of North Montpelier, star trael
runner in the long distance run; Harry
Mears and Ralph Mears of Marshfeld
and Paul Stevens of ST. Johnsbury, 6
star guard for Goddard's football team
in IA and Is.
Professor Frank Woodruff of Bowdoi1
college, Brunswick, Me-, came YESTERDAY
to the home of his son, DR.. j. H. Wood
ruff Of Is East street. He expects to b,
joined by his wife to-day and they, to
| gether with Mrs. r. H Woodruff ant
| children, leave early next week fo
Greensboro pond to camp for severa
weeks.
The committee in charge of traffic fo
the July celebration is preparing fol
the enormous number of visitors sure Il
arrive on that day. Every available lo
| that might be used is being sought anc
the committee expect to park approx
| mately $500 cars. None can be left OIL
the streets where the parade is to travel
though side streets may be used to som,
extent for this purpose.
Miss Elena Barberi, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Luigi Barberi of o Brook street
arrived from Boston yesterday with he
parents, who made the trip there to wit
ness the graduation exercises at the New
England Conservatory of Music. Mis-
Barberi, a young lady II years of age
has graduated from that institution a
an honor student and credited as bein,
the youngest person to graduate in tn,
history of the school She was, previou
to her entrance to the Boston school,
pupil Of Peter Landi for two years. Sh,
expects to remain in Barre for an in
definite time.
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