The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.

series dance at the faNlhon fflday
evening.
Golf and silk-lined gloves for ladies
at Veale 4 Knights.
A swell line of house coats and bath
robes at McWhorter's.
}. E. Hoban returned yesterday from
a visit in claremont, \. Fl.
At Fits store something will happen
on next Monday evening.
Baked bean supper tonight at the Uni
versalist yestry Tickets 15c.
Antonio Bianchi of Lancaster, n. H.,
is visiting friends in the city.
Finest line of first class jewelry in
the city at u. O. Holmes, jeweler.
There win be regular meeting of
Div. No. l., A. 0. H., this evening at
O'Clock.
Mrs. o. S. Wiley went to Waterbury
this morning to attend the convention Of
the Order Of Eastern Star.
You win want some Of that outing
flannel that is on sale at Perry's on
Saturday for 7lse per yard.
Old. fashioned series dance at the Pa
vilion Friday evening Prize given at
1880. All cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gladding of Ran
dolph were in the city last evening to
attend the Universalist fair.
Gilbertson's orchestra OF five pieces
will furnish music for the series dance
at the Pavilion Friday evening.
Mr.. and RMS. Irwin Jones of Norris
vile visited friends in the city last
night going to Windsor today for visit
at his home.
Queen of the Forest Circle, s57, will
hold a whist party in the Worthen block
en- Friday evening at $50. Companions
will please attend.
Dancing begins at p. m. Friday at
the Pavilion. Closes at -. Prize given
at 1880. Get your cheek at the door.
Gents soc, ladies free.
WIN the person who exchanged fur
scarf at the Universalist fair last even
ing call at the Art store on Pearl street
and exchange for her owns
Mrs. 4. G. LaPoint, who is charter
member of Neal Dow Lodge Of Good
Templars, has been appointed State
Deputy BY Grand Chief Templar Hayden
Companion Court Granite City, No.
ISL, /. O. r., win hold regular meeting
in their hall in the Worthen block, Fri
day evening, NOV. II, at 1880 o'clock.
X. =, Minnie Bruce.
The ladies Of the Nj. r.. church will
hold a social Friday evening at 7 o'clock
An entertainment viii be given and light
refreshments will be served. Admis
sion to all 10 cents.
Ladies wishing to purchase winter
millinery are requested 70 attend the
mark down sale in millinery the remain.
der of this week at Mrs. Belle T.. Batchel-
der's, Summer street
Secretary Ironside has been notified
that tho Hardwick branch of the Car
penters' and ,Joinefs OF America, United
Brotherhood. have voted 90 affiliate witt
the Vermont State Branch, A. F. Of Il.
District Deputy Lewis Roberts goes
| to plaintield tonight to make his Off
cial visit to the Masonic lodge there
lie win be accompanied by William
Cato, James Patterson and Arthur G
Tilden.
! There will lie a special meeting 81
Bright star Rebekah Lodge, No. Is, OF
Friday evening, Nov IL. at 7.30 o'clock
sharp, for practice IN the degree work
The officers are earnestly requested L
be present.
/ Gilbertson's orchestra win play durins
the supper tonight at the Uniyersalis
vestry. A program will begin at eigh'
O'Clock consisting of selections by th'
orchestra and several entertaining mum
bers By the seminary students.
The ANIMAL eonvocation Of the Fouftl
District, o. =. S., will be held with Queer
Esther Chapter, No. Z, in Masonic hall
Waterbury, Thursday, Nov. 16. At 49,
Chapter will be opened by Rob Morris
Chapter, Montpelier, at $50 ritual worl
exemplificd by Ruth Chapter, No. 33
All members in good standing are cor
daily invited.
The second night OF the Ice Carniva
at the Universalist church was yer,
largely attended and was most successful
and enjoyable. About one hundred ant
seventy five were served at the suppe
and the popularity Of the minstrel show
was again proven by an attendance thai
crowded the yestry. The entertainment
was very well presented, especially goot
Jokes being given, and the songs BY Ale,
Troup and Thomas j. Mercer received
the encores that they well merited.
The Rev Ralph Gillian, who conducted
special religious services in Barre recent
", is meeting with great success il
lLyndonyille. The Union-Journal of tha'
place says: AT the mems meeting
Sunday afternoon 255 men were present
and it was, without doubt, one Of th'
most impressive, earnest and helpful re
ligious services ever held here. Mr.
Gillian talked plainly and earnestly t,
the men regarding their duties as Chris
tan citizens and why they should b
| protested Christians. His audience wa
strongly moved and there are probabl,
few, if any, Of those who listened t
Mr. Gillian Sunday afternoon, that hav,
not since given the serious and re
ligious side of life more hard thinkin,
than has heretofore been their habit