The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-13
TALK or THE TORN.

James Browne Of Cliff street ~ yis'
ting with friends in Manchester, n. u.
Turnbull's milk ocolatecoated Es-
kimo pies, Zoe Sold only at Red Cross
Pharmacy adv
Mrs. James $. Milne Of Liberty
street left Saturday for Wayeriy.
Mass, where che is passing several
weeks with relatives.
Miss Garnet Amadon, stenographer
at the Barre Savings Bank y Trust
CO., went to Lancaster, N H., TO visit
with her mother over the week end.
Max Mann of Orange street, who is
organizing dancing class, has gone
TO Brattleboro, where he is TO take a
short course in some of the new dane.
| ing steps,
Lyman G. Hunt left yesterday for
Burlington to take up his new duties
as superintendent of schools, having
recently resigned as principal OF
Spaulding high school.
Mrs. S. N. Parker Of Spaulding street
entertained number Of women at
whist this afternoon. the proceeds GO
ing to the women's guild of the Church
OF the Good Shepherd.
The junior prom at Goddard semi
nary was observed i'll the assembly
hail Saturday night and was Enjoyed
immensely. The hall was decorated II
fins manner aud the class of % did
their best to make everyone happy
The Goddard orchestra played for the
dancing. Refreshments were served.
Max G. Fisher, who recently lett
Barre to be- employed by the Metro
poIitan Life Insurance company IN
Cambridge, Mas, has been passing a
few days in the city Upon his return
to Cambridge last night he was &C
companied by Mrs. Fisher, who has
completed her duties IN the office q
the National Life Insurance company
in Montpelier.
w. II. Jeffrey Of tie state board
OF charities and probation will speak
Monday evening, Feb ID, at 1880 II
AIdrich hall IN the course Of citizen
ship lectures given under The auspices
al The ciyics department Of the Won.
ans club. His subject will deal will
the work of his department and the
matters he will tell of will shock and
surprise you Everyone Is invited s
be present and hear this address, a.
the subject is one Of great interest r
all orr citizens.
! The annual Goddard rally day will
be observed at the school February p
A program similar TO last years Is be-
ing arranged by Principal 4. Y. Dayi'
son, and from the present outlook the
affair will be attended by large mum
Der Of the alumni. Judge Stanley e
Wilson of Chelsea viii be the toast
master. He Is a graduate OF The class
az 1876. A banquet will be held early
in tbe afternoon. followed by a con.
cert and ball hi the assembly hall ~
the evening, Several prominent speak
ers will deliver addresses.
The Goddard seminary basketball
team will leave Wednesday noon Tor =
weeks "trip through Massachusetts,
PLAYING many Of the well-known insti.
tutions OF that state. The following
schedule will he carried out: Wednes-
u
night, Gushing academy: Thursday
night, Tufts college freshmen; Friday
night. Boston university freshmen;
Saturday night, Dean academy; Mon
day night, Williston seminary; Tues.
day night, Chicopce high school. The
team will return week from Wednes-
day and will play the Dartmouth fresh
men on the following Saturday.
Barre alumni of Tufts college
and others who have friends enrolled
in the Medford institution will be in
.eregted to learn that movement =
on foot to add 100000 TO the endow
ment fund and that included in a ma
tional committee OF some thirty promi-
nent graduates are three Nermonters,
who have been actively identified with
Goddard seminary They are Judge
Stanley G. Wilson OF Chelsea, Judge G
II. Darling Of Burlington and Willard
:. Martin, vice president of the Mead
Morrison Manufacturing company in
Cambridge, Mass, who has a summer
home in Plainfield.