The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-05

the spring recess at her home on Co
tage street.
A great rush for seats for Spring
time" yesterday afternoon at the DO
office. Best seat going goin!f goin
fast!!!-adv
Carroll Tucker, freshman at til
Worcester Institute of Technology,
passing the spring vacation at his HON
in East Barre.
Charles OConnell arrived in the cit
yesterday from Holyoke, Mass, an
will resume his studies at Goddar
seminary this morning.
Fiorina Ronca is passing a few day
at his home on Cottage street, Will
taking recess from his studies at tn
Worcester Institute of Technology
Worcester, Mass.
d. A. Perry conducted very success
! full auction sale at the j. a. Cummin,
farm on the Plainfield road Saturday
cows selling at prices ranging iron
81 head to $l46
| Gelsi Mont, an assistant to ATTORNEY
/ T., r. Davis for the past two months
| has returned to the employ Of the Full
Ter Brush Co, having territory in tn,
vicinity Of Portland, Me.
Another event Of Importance anni
versary concert and bah in Montpelier
city hall, Wednesday night auspices
Montpelier post, No. ., American lie
gion. Ferdinando's orchestra adv.
William Ringland, Samuel Wilson
and Frank Crowel, all Of Norwich
Conn, arrived in the city Yesterday ia
resume their studies with the reopening
of classes at Goddard seminary this
morning
Born, March 30, to Mr.. and Mrs
james L. Sullivan Of 80 Foster street,
son weighing eight pounds. Mrs
Sullivan will be remembered as Rose
Keefe. daughter of eX-Alderman NJ
D. Keefe.
Henry Woodland Of Greenfield, Mass,
arrived in the city yesterday to start
in classes at Goddard seminary this
morning. Mr. Woodland is new student
at the seminary, and is candidate for
the baseball team.
Neale Wiley, a prospective candidate
on the receiving end Of the Goddard
battery this spring, arrived from his
home in East Montpelier yesterday,
where he had been since the closing
of sessions at Goddard ten days ago
Applications for automobile licenses
must be acknowledged before a notary
public. Call at room Rowland build
ing and we will fill out the applica-
tions and take your acknowledgement
without charge. Drew & Lyndc.-adv.
Salvatore Casellini who has been
passing week at his home on Cottage
street. and John Calcagni, who likewise
has been passing the Easter vacation
Of Bryant -Strstton business college at
his home on Summer street, returned
Sunday night to Boston
Miss Armida Rossi of rs Elliston
street, one of the best court stenog-
rapheTs in the state Of Vermont and
for the past seven years or more
has been employed in the Office Of At
.orney +. l.. Scott, completed duties at
he Office Saturday because of poor
health. Miss Claribal Morse Of More
own has accepted the position after
serving temporarily with Miss Rossi.
Under the tutelage Of Miss Eva
smith, the senior class of Spaulding
will produce, sometime early in MAY,
three-act comedy. when Smith
Stepped Out" written by Harry Os
,orne The cast Of characters calls for
,ut eight people, consequently there
will be considerable competition for |
,laces in the cast by members of the |
enior class Miss Smith yesterday |
allied for competitors for the different |
haracters to be portrayed in the com
dy
Coach Joseph Leshey Of Goddard |
eminary returned to the city yesterday |
fter passing the Easter recess in At
antic City, y. j. Coach Leahey will |
ave his first regular practice in base
all on the campus this afternoon Be
ore vacation battery candidates were
ut in force, and the coach has been
BILE to get a good look at some Of the
cry likely recruits The campus is in
God condition now. and with fortune
milling. the crack Of rawhide and will
NV will play a merry tune on the hill
Or the next three weeks while a team
being picked to represent the semi
ary in its first game.
Prospects for a strong baseball or
anization at Spaulding high school
ere probably never better than they
re this year, and the probability Is
nat Spaulding will be represented by
q ]
a fielder and good hitter with
ne Spaulding teams OF 1916 and 1917.
nd a member Of the varsity squad al
he University Of Vermont. who re-
lived personal attention from Coach
lyde Engle in shaping him for a var
~ pitcher. started light practice lat
eek. giving NEST Of the time 10 bat
ny Each day last week there were
any candidates at the practices. and
ith the opening 81 school yesterday
} less than 20 aSpirants to baseball
me responded 10 the cali for prac-
re- With at least two good pitchers
adv To open the season with wealth.
material for the other positions and
ith three weeks time 20 uet them into
ape. Coach Johnston fees certain
viii have r strong club 70
ace against Goddard seminary. whith
ems the S-aulding schedule IN this
- April p Yesterday afternoon
zach Johnston was assisted hy Nelson
-owBe e Dartmouth. member 81 The
baseball squad iast year'
q who B. now passing the spring va
tion at has home IN tins city.