The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
TALK Of THE TOWN

] morning on a business ulP.
Dan A. Perry and 0. n. Canton wer,
IN Mortified yesterday on business.
A. Moss Of Boston - visiting at the
home Of HE daughter. Mrs. NJ. $. Levin.
Mrs Hattie B. Annard went to ST
Iohnsbury to-day for visit with
friends.
Misses Jean and Mabel Stewart left
this morning for New York, where they
arc to reside.
The Clover class will hold its meeting
at Mrs Johnson's Friday evening, April
s. at o'clock.
Philip Marvin returned to his home in
So Alhans last night after visiting in
town for short tame.
Harry P. woodupan returned yesterday
to his home IN Meredith n. IT,, after q
few days visit with friends in the city.
Gilbertson's orchestra 81 TX pieces win
furnish the music At a Night or in
the opera house Friday evening, April s.
Ernest Cndworth, clerk in sowden &
Lyons store, returned last night from a
two weeks vacation spent at his home
ia Londonderry.
See George B. Hasseltine as leading
memher Of the cast in "A Night or
also Mrs. TeYrill as his wife, 81 the
'furioso" variety.
4 meeting Of foreign Alasons will be
held IN the Masonic ball on April 3 az
Z o'clock sharp. Important business
William Cruickshank, president
Miss Annie p. williams, who has been
visiting for several weeks at the home
Of DR.. ard AIRS. O. G. Stielsney, returned
to-day 70 her home IN Hartford Conn.
Tic Frank McWhorter company can
show you the largest and most complete
line Of wesrablss for the boy, from "a
to II years, that can be found ia the
city.
HAIRY y. Craven returned yesterday
10 St. Miehaels college NinoosM park.
after ten DAYS vacation at the home
Of his pareits. Mr.. and Mrs. i. E.
Craven.
Principal 0. X HoIlister Of Goddard
seminary returned yesterday from Rut-
land, where be went n attend a bust
Hess meeting Of the Anti-saloon league
q the state.
Henry Heidei, former student and
baseball player At Goddard, has been
elected captain of the Winehendon, Mass,
independent team. His position on the
team IS catcher.
VIII Stowe left this Inorning for Milan.
Que. to attend tie fnnefal 81 H. d.
Nicholson. as q representative from Fla,
watha lodge /. @. o. Fl. Of which the
decreased was member.
A business meeting n ne B. S. B. Of
the Baptist church win Re held at l0s
Washington street Friday evening At
o'clock All members are requested 70
be present. Per order president
The quarterly meeting Of the Barre
hospital It'd society win he held ii the
city council rooms Friday April s. at
, o'clock The repair work will be com
plotted and reported on at that Time
VIII those who have been notified TO
serve on the finance committee make a
special effort e b present as the lists
Are now ready for Distribution
THE schedule II Charles r. Scott 4
company. granite dealers Of this city,
who were recently petitioned into inyul-
aatary bankruptcy was aled Yesterday
with Referee ~ n. Theriault, showing
debts Of SIS .53T.Te and assets Of s4o,e
o470s There il mortgage ~ $4,000
d the company's plant The personal
schedule Of Mr.. Scott Is slso fled
Clean your carpets, rugs, portieres,
blankets. mattresses, touches and an
your upholstery, with the vacuum clean
or. VIII save wear and tear. You don't
nave 10 take your carpets up There ia
no dust FIXING for you te iuhale. All
work satisfactory. Price, 81 per hour
VIII do rs much in one hour as q man
win 40 in all day O. q Averill phone
1921 G. W Blanchard, phone 403-e.
The annual mems supper held at the
C0ngrega iiona church last evening was
orc of the largest attended suppers ever
served IN the church The tables were
set for LOO people and after they had
heen tiiled up the FIRST tslne there were
as many more people crowded into the
parlor waiting for their turn aud for
two hours the tables were kept full.
Over 825 people we're served Not only
was II the largest attended supper. but
it was one Of the best that The men have
prepared Despite the Jam 81 people.
the service was excellent and the food
did not run short The following menu
was served; Chicken pie, cranberry
sanee. mashed potatoes, green peas col
cry, cabbage salad, hot rolls lemon sher
bet, assorted cake. coffee and tea.
The Brotherhood Of ST Paul of the
Methodist church held All adjourned busi-
ness nesting in the church last even
ing, at which it was voted to hire the
hail IL Pie ald church building On Church
street and ht il rp as a gymna sium for
the young men Of the church. Before
the meeting q supper was served IN the
yestry and Was enjoyed hy large mum
ben Of the members Tile business meet
ing was presided over 81 the new oti
GERS, who are: ? J. Morse. president;
G. s. Gnshman. vice president; Emery
Newhsil seerelary lohn III Bishop.
tfeasurers ?. a LYON, chaplain; George
Mills marshal sixteen new members
were taken into The brotherhood last
evening. making q new members who
have been adnitfaa In fha mast ,vaalz