The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-09
TALK OF THE TOWN.
It,s coming. and eomIng goon.

] II coming anu N0tAAhS 0"N"'
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Barker returned
to-day to their home III ST. Johnsbury
after passing two weeks with friends it
the city,
A bargain on waists: Blue and tan
4 bingham waists, also polka dot and
striped waists only 60c each at Perry
on Saturday.
The Y. p. S. c. +. OF .he First Bap.
fist church win give an international
social IL the parlors Of the church Fri,
day evening, December Q. Everybody
welcome.
A regular meeting Of Granite City
lodge, No, 81, l. O. O. T., NJ. u, win be
+ held at the r. Of C. hall Friday even
ling, December 0, at o'clock. Nomina-
tion Of officers,
Mr. and Mrs. Newton stearns, who
have been visiting for the past few
weeks at the home of their daughter,
Mrs r. b Ballard returned to-day t.
their home in Hinsdale, n. H.
II is expected that Miss Amy Fiske
Of Montpelier will be present at the
union Sunday school in the Boutwell,
district Sunday, December Ill, to give an
address on the passion play of 1910.
Ii is hoped that every member viii be
present.
Thursday arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows; T. P. Casey, f. X.
Patriarehe Boston; Sidney Jacobs, New
York City; H. A. Lewis Burlington,
r. r. Hussey, Rochester, n H.; w. II.
Bangs, c. f. Brown, Boston, Mr. and
Mrs. A. p Lewis, New York City; ].
Greene. H. +. Benaway. Boston; Roy
Egleson, Cabot; g. A. Gould, Boston
.J. n. Martin, New York City; Edward
]. Bennett, Bloomington, ILL.,; W. b.
Chatterstown, Cambridge, Mass
In Lewis Horton and company. the Pa
vilion has an attraction that is bound
to meet with popular favor. The act
presented by this little company OF three
people is 80 decidedly different from the
usual run of vaudeville acts that 1t
comes as an innovation It is little
one-act comedy, in which the situations
are extremely funny and acted in a man
ner that shows talent Of high degree
every situation being handled in man
ner that brought many hearty laughs
Jack Grena came in for several hearty
rounds Of applause. His work showed
skill and cleverness and is Of a different
character from that usually done by
artists in his line. An entire new pro
gram of pictures comes to-day, all of
which are of the feature variety.
The regular meeting of Hiawatha
lodge, No. 20, !. 0. o. F., was held last
evening with an attendance of more
than 100 Odd Fellows from this city and
surrounding towns Following a long
established custom, a delegation OF mem
bers from nearby lodges were present,
and with a number Of the grand lodge
officers were the guests OF the evening
Following the work on the first degree.
social hour was enjoyed, followed by
substantial refreshments. An informal
after-dinner program was carried out at
this time, with remarks from some Of
the officers present. Following is a list
Of those who responded during the even.
ing: b. S. Sylvester of Mortified. dis.
trict deputy grand master; l.. c. Hol.
comb of Milton. grand herald; Rev. J. b.
Reardon Of Springfield, grand chaplain;
II. w. Scott OF Barre, grand Junior war
den; +. W. Jackson of this city, grand
representative. Some Of the visiting
lodges were also represented In the ex-
ercises by short speeches OF appreciation.
Following are the lodges sending dele
CATION TO last nights meeting; Wash
ingtou lodge. No Is, Of Washington; Gill
lodge. No. 81. Of East Barre Arcadia
lodge of Plainfeld; Williamstown lodge,
No. 50. OF Willamstown; Vermont lodge.
No. 9. Of Montpelier.