The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-17
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

H., yesterday to visit friends.
George Cross Of Syracuse, n. Y, wal
a visitor in this city to-day.
viait the Hoosier kitchen cabinet sail
and learn how to save kitchen work.
o. @ Taylor Of Burlington was 1
business visitor in this city yesterday
Roller skating and dancing tonight
All can have a good time at Hale'I
Pavilion.
Over the Teacups club will meet will
Mrs. Mcdonald Thursday afternoon al
the usual hour.
Drudgery Is word unknown to user
OF the Hoosier kitchen cabinet. Attend
the sale this week.
Miss Glea Blanchard has gone TO Bur
lington TO do table work In the Home fol
Destitute Children.
The Lamson and Hubbard and the
John b. Stetson stifT and soft hats from
the Frank McWhorter Co.
Flowers singl II you don't believe II
60 TO the Congregational church Friday
night, March 20, and be convinced.
Hornby's delicious old.fashioned but
ter-seoteh in &c and l0c packages, ItI
fine; try II. Red Cross Pharmacy.
Miss Edith Pirie returned last even.
ing from Washington, d. O., where she
has been visiting for several weeks.
John S. Ladd has returned from a trip
to Waterbury and Stowe and has com.
menced work for viii Curtis in Berlin.
Mrs. Ellie osNeil returned to her home
in Plymouth,N. II. today after q visit
with relatives in this city and Barre
Town.
Regular review of the L. o. I. NJ,
Wednesday evening, March IL, at seven,
in the X. of P. halli entertainment and
refreshments.
Regular meeting Of Bright Star Rebek.
all lodge, No. Is, Wednesday evening,
March IL, at 1880. All officers are re-
quested to be present for practice.
Just received, another barrel of those
old-fashioned horehound drops. Often
initiated at home and outside, but they
are never equalIed. Red Cross Phar-
macy.
Vincitia club Is to give Smoke talk"
for its members on Friday evening, with
music and refreshments included in the
invitations which were sent out last
night
Tony" Giachino Wednesday, st. Pat
ricks day, viii give away with every
glass Of soda a sprig of shamrock. The
soda is the purest and best served in
the city. The sprigs are pretty and ap-
propriate to wear.
You all know how Johnny was al
ways on the spot" don't your Well,
let everybody be a Johnny and 60 to
the entertainment at the Congrega tional
church Friday evening, March 26. Ad.
mission only dime.
Tonight at the opera house In connec.
ton with the moving pictures and vaude-
vile act, Miss Isabel Gall will appear in
Scotch and Irish dances in costume The
pictures are all new today making a
big show for 10 cents.
An agreement has been reached be.
tween the painters union of Rutland
and the employing painters to take effect
April first The journey receive an in
crease in wages from $3.50 for nine hours
to s2.75 for eight hours.
After running some risk of being step
ped on or thrown down by runaway
pair Of stage horses which he stopped
on Main street this morning, a young
clerk in the post office was inclined to
sniff when the driver came after the
horses and casually inquired, What, did
they rum"
Only routine business was transacted
at the meeting OF the directors of the
Orange County Telephone company,
which was held at the City Hotel yes
terday afternoon. The meeting was at
tended by all the directors except one,
the president, II. III. Kennedy, presiding
1t was decided to have the central Office
of the company remain at present at G.
II. Hendricks drug store, although in
the future it is probable that switch
board win be installed here.
Now that sIeighing is practically over,
at least SO far as Main street is con-
eerned, the problem of removing the ac-
Of ice ii confronting the city
while the users OF automo-
biles are earnestly hoping that active
steps viii be taken to remove the refuse.
There never has been so much ice heaped
in the street as now, the accumulation
being two feet thick in some places, and,
covered as it is by street refuse, it is
not readily melted by the sun. It is
possible that the street department viii
get to work and aid nature.
A Baraca class was formed at the
church last evening, when |
forty five young men organized. A sup
per was served, and a concert was given, |
all of which was much enjoyed. The |
officers of the new organization are:
president, James Mackay, ir.; first vice.
Robert Mackie: second vice.
president, Elmer Folsom; secretary, Alex.
treasurer, James Milne, IT.; |
press correspondent. William Mcdonald |
There were representatives present from /
other churches and remarks were made |
by the Rev. +. A. Poole and James Rob-
ertson from the Congregational church |
and BY A. S. Jones and Il. NJ. Lewis from
the Baptist church. Remarks were also
made BY William Duff and James Nc
Adam. The male quartette gave several i
selections and Albert Scott rendered sew
sral x-folin nunahara