The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-16
TALK or THE TOWN

Phone 600 for livery auto.-adv.
Twelve styles women's pumps and OK
fords at Shea's, S4.9s, latest styles
adv.
Hugh McDougall of Graniteville was
! called to Quinty, Novia Scotia, yester-
day by the death Of his brother.
Do you like ice cream and cake
Come to the lawn party given by the
! Congregational c. \. society Friday
evening, I to 10 o'clock, 10 Park street.
adv.
The hospital is greatly in need of
old linen and cotton for compress and
anyone having such may be assured
that it viii be appreciated at the IN
stitution
| Wendell Drown of Walnut street
has returned to his home from Dart
mouth college at the closing Of the
spring semester and the sophomore
wears work.
Miss Marion Anker, junior at the
University of Vermont during the past
wear, is visiting friends in Barre be-
fore going to Camp Winoua at Lake
/ Morey. where she has been engaged Tor
the summer months as counsellor.
The Ladies Of the g. A. r. will hold
a food sale of pies, cakes, doughnnts
and beans Saturday afternoon at 2:30
in the Biiou theatre. II there are any
ladies who have been overlooked IN
the soliciting, they can bring food Just
the same.-ady
Laurence Campbell of 272 North
Main street is now visiting at his home
after having just completed the jun
ior wears work at Dartmouth college
Mr.. Campbell plans to attend the sum
mer school at Boston university after
July 5.
Dean C. Davis. son Of Attorney u. X
Davis. and student at the law school
of Boston university, is now in Port
land. Me. Mr.. Davis has been en-
gagged by the Fuller Brush company To
sell their goods during the summer va
cation and after receiving instructions
from the Portland office goves to Mil
linocket. Me-, to join Gelsi Monti, an,
other Barre lad, with whom he viii
work.
II. S. Morse, an instructor OF mathe
MATES and science in Spaulding high
school for the past four years, left
to-day, together with Mrs. Morse, fol
his home in Brandon where he plans
TO pass a short vacation. Mr.. Morse
resigned from the Spaulding faculty
this year to accept a position as SUI
pervising principal of the union schools
in Keeseville, n. y, at the opening o.
the school term next September, anC
is now contemplating taking the sum
mer course in the teachers college a.
Columbia university, New York City
Last evening at 1880 in the Legioi
rooms, the pupils and friends of Mis-
GLADYS n. Gale were entertained at
recital given by the younger member
of her classes. They certainly all az
credit to Hieir teacher and showed
faithful work both on the part OF tn
| teacher and pupils. The selection
| were all played from memory and tn
technique was quite remarkable. I
very interesting feature was demon
stration of her class work. Friday eve
ming at the same time and place he
more advanced pupils will render
J program to which all interested ar
cordially invited to attend. Thos
taking part last evening wer
Sylvia Jarvis, Carl Eisenwinter, Meri
den Perrin. Hilton Holmes, Elizabeth
Duncan, James Higgins, Charlotte Min
er. Vinton Davis, Margaret HsmeI
Francis Lipsky. Lena Rosa, Eleano
Briggs, Gladys oliver Catherine slmp
son. Marion Barclay, Wilma Oliver
Eleanor Lebourveau, Helen LORD
Rhoda Robinson, Catherine Prize, Bea
trice Park, Ruth Bond, Madaline Hogs
Francis Eisenwinter, Olive Waterman
Lucy Higgins, Katherine Booth, III
Perrin, Margery Eisenginter, Aileel
Good.