The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

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DIR. George II Spiller, optician will
be at the City hotel june |.
Regular meeting of Barre lodge, No.
ll3s, New England Order Of Protection,
tonight.
There will be q meeting of the Toledo
club at X. of p. lodge rooms Thursday
evening.
Clyde Howell returned to Brattleboro
this morning after few days visit at
his home In this city.
Members OF Barre lodge, N. Il. o. p.
should see that their. assessments are
paid on or before June l.
Harold Morse and Howard Miles re-
turned last night to Dartmouth college
after . few days visit at their homes.
Earl Leayitt returned this noon to
his home in Claremont, n H., after pass
ing several days with friends in the
city.
Miss Lillian Gordon, who has been
visiting at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs ]. w. Gordon, returned to-day
to Boston.
Aurello Gomez left last night for
New York, where he will take passage
for his former home in Spain for few
months visit
Free entertainment TO be given in the
opera house Friday evening. Up-to.date
pictures, up to-date illustrated songs. up
to.date lecture. Everyone welcome.
Those that can afford the time to at
tend the entertainment at the opera
house Friday evening will be repaid.
No charge for admission. Everything
upto.date.
The entertainment to be given at the
opera house on Friday evening has been
given in nearly all of the largest cities
Of the United States during the past
few years and has been well received
wherever shown. Admission free.
Rev f. A. Poole of Worcester, Mass,
formerly pastor of the Barre Congrega-
tional church, viii be the speaker at the
Spaulding high school graduation exer-
eises at the coming commencement, tax
ing for his subject, "The Spirit of Mod
ern Education
There will be holiness prayer meet
ing at the home of David Bodies, Hill
street, Friday, June 2, at 1880 D. m.
Evangelist John Weightman OF Altoona.
N. T., will be the leader. Mr.. Weight
mans many friends in this city are cor.
daily invited to be present.
Lost--A note book containing six
j.. II L NJ r.
de st. Adelpheltie, around North Barre
on Thursday. viii finder kindly return
to The Times officeg Valuable to no
one but the owner Reward. The notes
are signed Ferdinand Baillargeau, Henri
Tousignaut, Etienne Lepehuse, Naz Cas-
settle, Nault S. Wahert, Alex. Curcatte.
At the Barre Golf club links yester-
day match against Col. Bogey'' was
played. and the colonel beat all-comers
by the following scores; Mute 2 down.
Rhind down, d. Stuart 2 down, Mar. |
rion down. John Reid 4 down, Clark |
down, Daniels down, Walsh s i
down, Craig down, Leith down, p. |
Brown down, Woodruff 6 down. Doug |
las 6 down, Russell I down. McMil- |
Ian down, Mari down, Leslie down. |
Jas. Reid s down, Johnston down, H. |
Gordon 9 down, g. Mackay 10 down, |
Hutchinson Is down.
"Bertha's Missi6n" (vitagraphl "A |
humorous story dealing with the adven- |
lures OF society girl who thought |
she was chosen to reform the world. |
Her experience in making the attempt |
is, perhaps, bit more strenuous than |
the average worker. but there il COZ
siderable truth in it. nevertheless. It |
emphasizes the fact that often these So
ciety workers fail utterly to get the
viewpoint Of the people they expect,
and want, to help. This girl faithfully
reproduces type which has attempted
much and has often failed in accom-
plishing what they undertook because of
misunderstanding of the position OF the
party they expect to assist. The big
feature photo-play at Dreamland to-day.