The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs George Earl and nephew of VIII
Jamestown visited in the city over Sun
day
II. 2. Reynolds went to AIorrisville
today 10 attend the funeral Of his
wife's mother.
Mrs. Fred Baird and children Of Waits
field are visiting Mr.. Baird at the home
OF Z. A. Prindle,
Miss Mahle Hutchinson has returned
from Northfeld, where she has been yis-
iting relatives for the past three weeks.
Mrs. Elmer Bcllyille, who underwent
an operation four weeks ago, is very
much on the gain and is now able to set
up.
The ladies' Of the Hospital Aid society
are requested 10 meet in the city eoun-
Gil rooms Friday afternoon at 2:5o
o'clock.
Samuel Anderson Of Laconia, N. H.,
has opened a penny arcade in the B.
Tomasi building formerly occupied by
the Union bakery.
An invitation il extended to Hiawa-
tha lodge, T. Q. q. H to visit Vermont
lodge, No ., at Montpelier this evening,
April 2. Take the 8:45 ear.
All tha children Of the Baptist Sunday
school wh0 take part in tha Easter eona
cert are requested 20 meet III the church
Thursday afternoon At 4 o'clock
Walter 4. Nutting formerly Of st.
JohnsDury and later Of Burlington, has
been appointed member OF the state
board Of pharmacy il New Mexico.
The young people that are to take
part in the Easter concert at the Con-
gregational church win please meet for
rehearsal Thursday evening at 6:30.
Services at the Church Of the Good
Shepherd this week Thursday morning
holy communion at o'clock Good Fri
day, morning prayer at 1880 o'clock,
egening prayer at Z 80 o'clock.
The bearers at the funeral Of Mrs.
Susan Cummings which was held yester-
day. were two brothers, 0rvilIe and
Wigins of Middlesex; nephewg
Rufus WigGns Of Montpelier and son.
in-law, William ID Smith, Of this city.
Watch for the menu iii Thursdays pa
per for the fish dinner TO be served in
the Uniyersalist church in connection
with the Easter sale. This dinner is
under the supervision Of Mrs. Kinney,
which is sure guarantee OF its sue
cess.
The annual Spaulding alumni ball was
held IN Miles hall last evening, with an
attendance Of about 30 couples Gil
Derfson's orchestra Of pieces furnished
excellent music for the dancing. The
hall was prettily decorated with college
and school banners of every description
and Japanese lanterns and umbrellas.
Punch and waters were served at two
tables at the end Of the hall BY the
Misses Ruth AyerilI, Dorothy Bartlett,
Ruth Morse and Hazel Afackay. Much
.redit was due the committee in charge
Tor making the evening such a success.
The committee was Miss Blanche Brad
ord, Miss Anna Ayerill and William Hal
tosa
The lease Of the present hall having
ixpired, the Evangelical church has de-
iided not to renew it for another year.
The reason given is the expense, which
5 quite heavy for a small number 1t
s expected that during the latter part
# the present month plans win be made
IS to what the society shall do in the
'uture.
The Adam Good company played to a
air sized audience at the opera house
asst night and their performance Of "The
Jndertows was far superior to anything
.yer seen here at popular prices. To
light they viii present Polly Primrose" "
he beautiful Southern drama of the Civil
var. Beginning tomorrow there win be
matinee every day at 2:S0. The play
or tomorrow is Lena Rivers" from
he book Of Mary ] Holmes.
Among arrivals at the hotel Otis yes
erday were +. M. Kelly, George B.
Brown, Frank Rannev, 4. S. Huntley,
BOSTON; G. II. Cushman, Lyndonyille;
'frs. J. N. Flint, Burlington; p. b.
iordon Giens Falls, n. Y.; B. n. Swas-
er, William Fowler, Herbert Higgins,
)gdensburg, NJ ~; Ernest Carlson, Aga
on Carlson, Carl Anderson. Sweden;
lharles Johnson, Paul Smith Station, n.
Wrestling seems to be a coming game
n Randolph. as over 400 people. including
70 of the gentler sex, attended the match
which was held there last evening Free
,orn Of Randolph defeated Riley Of Ben
lingtoR. winning two out Of three falls.
n the preliminaries Charles Bixby Of
his city beat George Jacques. and Billy
darr was given the decision over Louis
jacques. Bob Somcrville ofiiciated as
eferee Young Gotch, who has appeared |
ii the limeight at the local matches
everal times, was present with his usual
hallenge to the winner This was ae-
epted by Freeborn, and it IS expected /
hat they viii wrestle soon.