The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-13
MONTPELIER

Judge and Mrs. John T. Weeks and
Mrs. n. J. Sanford Of Middlebury were
in the city yesterday.
w. d. Stewart of Fairfax, former
representative in the state legislature,
was visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Fl E. Trow of Barre and her
son, Clarence Haskins of Montpelier,
left yesterday for Boston, where they
win visit for few days.
Lawrence NJ C;rogan Of Burlington,
relieving as night operator, who mas
been at the Montpelier office of the
Western Union Telegraph company,
leaves on Sunday for Brattleboro,
where he win be relief operator for
two weeks.
Dr. d. c. Hawley. president Of the
state board of registration for nurses,
returned to his home in Burlington
yesterday after conducting examina-
tions for registration in the State
House. Many of the candidates for
registration also left the city yester-
day following the two days cxami-
nation.
|. A. Holder and r. w. Badger Of
the state engineers Office have re-
turned from Cambridge, where they
have been stalking out a federal aid
project.
George A. Reed, state engineer, re-
turned to-day from an inspection trip
in the southern part of the state, on
which he was accompanied by G. w..
Stillman of Troy, n. Y, senior sigh-
way engineer of the bureau of public
roads.
The Misses Maude Teachout and
Marjorie Spooner left yesterday for
Hanover, " H., where they will attend
the Junior week festivities at Dart
mouth college.
C. NJ Brooks, deputy state highway
commissioner, is on a tour of parts of
the state with a representative of the
American Gas Accumulation TO select
locations for highway lighthouses.
An audience of about 300 attended
the performance of Clarence" given
by the Wig and Buskin Dramatic so
cietv OF the University of Vermont
under the auspices of Montpelier lodge
Of the Knights of Pythias in the city
hall last night. The four act comedy
was received with much applause in
spite of the fact that the seats ON the
floor were rather thinly populated at
the beginning of the show. The gal
lery was well filed. Before the cur
tain rose and between the acts, popl-
lar selections were played by Art"
Rutter's orchestra, composed Of L. V.
NJ. students. who later played for
dancing until ! O'Clock This orches-
tra, making. its first appearance in
Montpelier. was well received by the
audience and dancers. Hugh Sinclair
Of Burlington. in the role Of Clarence.
the ex-army mule driver with the liy-
er. which hampers his actions and the
ability 10 drive mules without swear
ing. took the audience by storm. the
quiet humor of his lines getting across
AZ all times. Charles Hinchey A. Mr.
Wheeler. the distracted husband. who
hires Clarence 70 bring order into his
home. was excellent. Miss Helen Cas-
a. Cora Wheeler. the happer daughter,
and RAYMOND Carhino az Bobby
Wheeler. the school boy who wants to
he q man of the world. gave two Of
tho best Characterization Of the
evening anh Miss Marguerite MELON
ourh a. Mrs. Wheeler. Miss A. Claire
Markham a. Violet Pinn-y. the govern
ne-s against whose discipline Cora
rebels. and g. ". Bcsne a. Hubert
stem. the grass Widovsr. On whom
Cors's interests are temporarily cen
tered. all touk their psrts in = finished
manner. Niss Marion Kilism a. Mrs.
MARTIN. Mr.. Wheeleris secretary. man
AGED the difieult oflce sitastion in snc
frst art IN a realistic manner. fi1F-
snre Kelley - ntiis made the. most Of
beg part 81 did the man IN charge ~
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