The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

The Tourist club will meet with Mrs.
b. A. Eastman Monday afternoon,
Biggest line OF baseball goods ever
in Barre. The N. d. Phelps Co.. Inc.
adv.
Nurses benefit dance, April G, in
Rowland hall. CAROLS eight piece or
chestra.-adv.
Miss Stella Brooks of the high school
faculty has gone to Middlebury for the
Easter vacation.
Remember the time, place and price
new sugar, Methodist church, Mon
day night, 6 to s, 25e,-adv.
Members of the music department at
Goddard seminary will give a recital
there Monday evening at 8 O'Clock, to
which the public is invited.
just received a supply Of L. $. army
kit bags, russell grain leather, with
shoulder straps. Price, $3.50. ;, n.
Parker, Merchant street.-adv@
Mrs. J. B. Estee of Montpelier will
address the Woman's club at its regu.
lar meeting next Tuesday afternoon at
2:30. Her subject will be, An Account
with Myself"
Henry jenkins, who has been EN-
ployed as a Waterman AT the Barre
Gas Co.'S plant on Granite street dur
ing the winter months, has completed
his duties there.
Dance in Clan Gordon hall Satur-
dav, March 26, auspices associate mem
beers Meadow Brook Gulf club. Music
III -...tlsu, I.anrapf 4 aOtlnlp milo extra
ladies l5c.-adv.
The Granite Savings Bank & Trust
Co. is nearly ready to move into its
new banking rooms and it offers for
sale it's old grille and counters. These
will make excellent Office equipment.
For further information call at the
bank.-adv.
Rev. George Y. Bliss, bishop coad-
tutor of the Vermont diocese, will be
in Barre during the next four days,
having charge Of the services of the
Church of the Good Shepherd to-mor-
row and remaining over Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday and holding serv-
ices.
The funeral OF Mrs. William A.
Perry. who died Thursday afternoon,
after a long illness. will be held to-
morrow Sunday, a prayer service be-
ing held at the house, l0s Washington
street, at , o'clock. followed by the
service at the Baptist church at 2:30.
Interment is to be in Elmwood GEM
etery.
Miss Christina Munro was the cen.
trial figure in a social gathering at the
nurses dormitory last evening when
follow. nurses and friends came togeth-
err to make merry the occasion Of her
graduation from the training school.
The evening was given over to sing
ing. -danciNg and the playing Of games.
Miss Munro, much to the delight Of the
\ company. was called upon TO follow
the windinrs Of countless yards of
Irvine. at various intervals stopping to
read some bit of original poetry that
accompanied a gift. Among the remem
brances was the official emblematic
pin of the institution. Delicious re-
freshments Of ice cream, cake, waters
and fruit were served and a very good
time had by all, Miss Munro received
her diploma to-day. She expects to re-
main here for a time at least.
With the suspension of classes yes
terday over a two weeks recess, several
teachers in the city public schools left
esterday and to-day for their homes
or elsewhere TO pass the holidays.
Among them were: Miss Layonne Skin
qer. teacher in the third grade at North
7arre, to her home in Waitsheld; Miss
Louise Barber, teacher at North Barre,
to Boston. where she will visit a sis
ter; Miss Eleanor Hall, supervisor Of
drawing, to her home in Essex, Mass;
Miss Margaret Paine, teacher at ward
We. to her home in st. Johnsbury;
Miss Alice Strathern. teacher Of the
ighth grade at Spaulding, TO her home
in Island Pond; Miss Marion Burbank,
teacher at Ayers street, 70 her home in
Concord; Miss Bessie Ryder, teacher at
Lincoln, TO her home in Morrisyille,
nd Miss Doris Binks Of the high school
faculty, to her home in Franklin, y II.