The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New wash goods Al Abbott's.


to-day for rePaig.
White sale opens Thursday, January
20, At Vaughan Store.
+. n. Rogers went 10 Walden yoster.
day for business visit.
William WEshart went to Northheld
last night on business visit.
w. N, Turner Of Randolph was in tho
city to-day on business visit.
Lyman Taft was out to-day for the
first time after weeks illness.
II. c. Cass Of Hardwick was bust.
ness visitor in this city to-day.
George Winch Of MeIndoes was a
business visitor in this city yesterday.
Frank L. Small left this noon on a
few days business trip to New York.
Miss Maude +. Blight went to Boston
to-day for weeks visit with friends.
Public Scotch dance, Saturday night,
January 30, Miles hall; gents 5Oc, ladies
free.
There win be a rehearsal Of the Ebony
Ministries at 10 Central street tonight
at 1880.
The Hospital benefit ball will be held
in Woodmen's hall, Thursday evening,
Jan. 2S.
Come TO the turkey supper in Ma
sonic banquet hall, Wednesday evening,
February 3.
Louis L. Huntington went 10 Orange
to-day for a visit at the home Of his
grandmother.
Miss Emelia Thcriault Is taking
weeks vacation from her duties at the
Comique theatre.
The Over the Tea Club will meet
with Mrs. Donald Smith, Perry street,
Thursday, at the usual hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Orr Of Dinton,
Alberta, are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
James MeWilliam, Of fremont street.
You're almost sure to find something
that you could use to good advantage
among those remnants ON sale Satur-
day at Perry's,
There will be dance at Armory hall,
Montpelier, Friday night, gentlemen soc,
ladies free; Gilbertson's orchestra. Spe.
cial car to Barre afterwards.
Hospital Benefit Supper.-Chieken pie |
supper, under direction Mrs. Benedict, |
Thursday evening, January Is, from $50
to 1880, Universalist church vestry.
NJ. r. T..f.o r. = -
at the home of her niece, Mrs. James I
McWiliam, also her brother and sister, |
who are visiting her from the West
Fast basket ball game between spauld-
ing high and Vermont academy at /
Church street gymnasium, Friday night /
at 8. Gentlemen rs cents. Ladies Is
cents.
There win be a cottage prayer meet
ing Friday evening. January %, at 1880 I
o'clock, at the home OF James Roberts,
so Elm street Come everybody and
enjoy good meeting.
The Baraeca class of the Congrega-
tional church are invited to meet at
DR.. Stickney's home, Friday evening for
q social time. Every member Is earn
estly requested to be present
George Nye OF East Barre returned
last night from Woodstock, where he
has been moving large monument
about fifty tons distance Of
one mile for the g. A. 4. post Of that
village.
The piano committee of the Presby-
terrain society win be very grateful for
any Fits coupons. Misses Jennie Mari,
Mary Walker, Helen Johnson, John Rob-
srtson, Mrs. L. G. Edwards, and Mrs
Edwin Keast.
The Busy Bee club met Tuesday even
ng AZ the home OF Mrs. j. f. Cook of
Merchant street. After an hour or SO
Of busy work, fruit was served and a
business meeting was held. The COM
pany numbered fourteen.
Every little bit added to what you
have makes a little bit more. Some are
going to the Hospital Benefit supper this
week, Thursday evening, $3.50 to 1880.
Il you have not planned on going, re-
member every little bit helps. and your
quarter added makes o little bit more.
r.. M. Andreani, who Il In italy, hav-
ny been called there by the illness Of
lis father, has sent to L. r. Hutchinson
! series OF nine postcard views Of the
earthquake ruins in Messina, The views
ire exceptionally clear and make an
interesting study. Mr.. Andreani is ex-
,ected pack soon.
The Epworth League of Hedding
church held a very enjoyable
business meeting and social last even
ng. Eight new members were admit
ed The program opened with piano
olo by Miss Bertha Bau, "Chopin's |
Third Polonaise7 For an encore she
ave his first Polonaise. The Hedding
male chorus rendered four selections in |
is admirable manner to the great de-
light of the audience. A debate was
iven on the subject, Resolved. That
he Western continent is batter adapted
" nature for the support of man than
he Eastern" MessTs. Albert Abbott
nd Sidney oliver supported the affirm
tive; the Misses Edith Barnes and Elsie
amp the negative. The judges, Rev.
g. 0, Thayer, Mrs. A. w. Gates and
Albert Freeman, gave their decision in
avor of the negative. Refreshments
we're served and a social evening en-
Dyed by large company. Much credit
s due the fourth vice-president, Miss
Eelma Meleher, for the program.