The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Neckwear opening Thursday at The
Vaughan Store.
Spring shirts with separate collars
and cuffs at the Frank McWhorter Go.
Store.
Ivan Perry, clarinetist III Wilder's
orchestra. has gone on visit 10 New
York and Boston.
Wallace Bruce has returned from
Hardwick, where he has been employed
for several months
The Baraca class Of the Congregational
church will hold a social at the church
parlors this evening, TO which all arc
cordially invited.
During the month Of February City
Clerk Maekay issued five marriage H.
censes, a gain of two over the number
issued in the same month last year.
Word has been received here that DR..
Ralph W. Newton. formerly Of this city,
who went TO the Philippines about two
years ago, is now on his way back
home.
John q. Wall Of Tenants Harbor, Me-,
who has been visiting at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. Charles Robins, went
to Waltham, Mass, today for a visit
before going to his home.
There will be regular meeting Of
Bright Star, Rehekah Lodge, No. is,
Wednesday evening, March :, at I
o'clock. There win be practice and re-
freshments will be served.
On Saturday evening, March 3, viii
lam Taylor and Miss Mary Bruce. daugh-
ter OF William Bruce, were united in
marriage by the Rev F. A. Poole. They
went to Mortified to reside.
Herman Fiield moved away from the
Batchelder farm in Orange last YVednes-
day. A. A. Batchelder will move to the
farm for the summer TO finish up bis
work on the farm and camp at once.
There will be free parish social in
the parlors of the Congregational church,
Friday evening. March o. All members
and friends Of the congregation are cor
daily invited to be present and spend
a social evening.
Alfred Beekman, who pleaded guilty
to a second offence OF intoxication IN
city court yesterday morning, paid the
fine in the afternoon and was not called
upon to take the alternative sentence in
the house of correction.
The Baraca class OF the Congregation
al church will give social IN the
church yestry this evening ut 7.30. The
programme: Piano solo, Miss Stiekney :
vocal solo. r. F.. Yeale; vocal solo with
cello obligato, Mrs. w. S. Bassett and
Mr.. Perry; piano solo, Miss Nc. Phelps
vocal solo, ID. I. Bassett.
Willard p Whitcomb Of Montpelier Is
in disabled conaition because i ladder
he was standing GA while fixing an cave
spout yesterday slipped and precipitated
MIN 70 the ga6unlt d distance OF twenty
feet. One whist Vas broken, the other
hurt and seteral bruises received. He,
however, is happy that he escaped as
well.
The tie game between the Catholic Or.
der Of Foresters and Clan Gordon will
be played OF on Wednesday evening at
Z o'clock. Owing to the limited space in
the cribbage rooms and the interest that
will be taken spectators are requested
TO keep out Of tue hall as much as pos.
sible and no spectators will be allowed
TO stand round the tables. Per order Of
the executive committee.
The chemical was called out at Gao
this morning by telephone alarm foi
chimney blaze in the house Of Mrs
Ida Gilman at 1876 Washington street
formerly known as the Beehive. The
department made remarkably quick
time in reaching the fire, having hitched
all four horses onto the chemical before
leaving the station. Two hand extin.
guishers We're sufficient TO put out the
+, fire. No damage was done.