The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-12
TALK or THE TOWN

adv.
| Miss Helen O'Keefe Of Waterbury
spent the holiday In this CITY,
II G. "A. r. Bragg Of Warren was in the
city yesterday on ., business visit.
| r. Il. Worthley Of Washington was
a visitor in the city this morning.
/ Mrs. Flora Bohonan of Washington
was visitor in the city yesterday.
| j. B. Ripley of Windsor was bust
ness visitor in the city this morning.
\ w. Il. Douglas shoes for men and
women at Shea's Shoe Store. --adv.
Mrs. Williams Deans Of this city left
yesterday for Watervliet, n. X, where
she will reside.
h H. H. Patch of Boston is passing a
few days at the Cook and Watkins
stoneshed on business.
Carl Shields has returned to this
city, after visiting in North Montpe'-
Ter for the past few days
Towne's up-to- date spraying equip
ment spells efficiency and his potatoes
spell quality. Call ss-R.- adv
Miss Edna Freeman stopped in the
city yesterday while on her way 70
i Willamstown from New York
Lucy Bowers has returned TO this
city, after being employed for the sum-
mer months in Bethlehem, n. H.
/ Mrs. Elizabeth Mcleod of the Mont.
pelier road left this morning for Roeh-
i ester, where she will visit friends.
/ Huntress Clark Of Hardwick arrived
| in this city yesterday TO take up 4
course Of study at Goddard seminary.
Edward Groark Of Burlington arrived
in the city yesterday on business
visit to the Metropolitan insurance Of
fee.
L. j. Bessett and W. @. Dnrfey re-
turned yesterday to Burlington, after
spending the past few days in this
lefty.
Save this date-0ct. 25. Universalist
dance, Quarry Bank hall, CarrolPs Or
chestra, s to /; SIPS couple, extra Ia
| dies, 50c.--adv.
/ Even chronic cases of rheumatism
| Weld to Rheuma's power, says u. A.
4 Drown, the druggist. II II doesn't
help, your money Il returned.-ad
The popular dances OF the Universal
list dance series are TO start Oct. %,
with Carroll's orchestra at Quarry Bank
hall, s to /; Sl.25 couple; extra ladies,
soc. adv.
TRY our roast chicken dinner at
Twin Pine farm. East Montpelier. Par
ties accommodated on short notice;
Isl per plate. Orange county phone,
&C. l20.a adv.
School teachers from every school IN
the city left on the early train this
morning for st. Johnsbury to attend
the opening day Of the annual state
school teachers convention
! Miss Alice Reed Of French street AMI
Miss Grace Perry of the Montpelier
road left on the early morning train
for Burlington TO attend the state
Christian Endeavor convention.
A number of young people from this
city were in attendance at huge barn
dance held in Richmond last evening 10
dedicate q new barn recently built. Car
rolls orchestra furnished music for
dancing on one floor and small Or
chestra PLAYED for square dances and
waltzes on the lower floor of the struc-
ture, which had all il could do to hold
the hundreds present. !
Another scrimmage between Spauld-
ing and Goddard was held at the latter
school last evening to put both teams
| in shape for the games Saturday.
Spaulding's new backfeld is showing
up well now that the ST. Adams game
approaches and her line Is as strong as
ever. Goddard seems in condition to
meet the Dartmouth freshman Satur
day with a chance of winniNs the game.
Barre friends Of Miss Rachel Hollis
ter, daughter Of former Principal Q. X.
HOLSTER Of Goddard seminary and her
self a graduate OF the Barre institu
| ton. as well as Of Jackson colleg'',
Medford, Mass, viii be pleased to learn
that she is now assistant teacher il
the piano department Of Westbroog
seminary, Me-, over which her fathe.
is president and directing head. The
head of the piano department is Mrs.
Blanche Dingley Mathews. head Of a
large music school in Denver, Col.
which she visits once year and whose
work she supervises. Mrs. Matthews
has come east to start a music center
in Paston. She also has smaller schools
in Kansas City. ST. Louis and Chicago.
Mrs. Dingley Mathews will be at West.
brook seminary once a month for @t-
pervision work, so that much Of the az
tual teaching will be done by Miss Hol
lister, who, besides attending Jackson
college, carried on her musical studies
in the New England Conservatory OF
Music. studying under well known
teachers and winning considerable re-
IGNITION. including the honor of hay
ing her own arrangement of a Grirg
composition played by the Boston
symphony orchestra AT concert this
summer. The Portland Sunday Teie-
gram ef Sept. IL carries a story re-
earding the announcement of the open
ing Of westbrook seminary, together
with pictures of DIR. HOLSTER. Miss
HOLSTER and Miss Agnes NJ. Stafford.
tho last named a former prcceptrca= IF