The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

for a few days.
George Loughheed has returned home
after spending ten days vacation in
Sherbroke, p. Q.
The Quarryworkers' Journals are out
and shop stewards are requested to call
for them at the Office
Don't forget the NJ. W. of A. dance
Saturday night at Rowland hail. Ril-
ey's orchestra. Gents, soc; ladies, free.
Martin Riley, ir. of East street left
this noon for st. Johnsbury, where he
will remain over the weekend with rela-
tives.
Remember the dance Saturday evening
in Miles hall Bruce's orchestra. The
best floor in Barre. Gents, soc; ladies,
free.
All members and friends of the Bar
aca class of the First Baptist church
are cordially invited to be present Sun
day at IL m.
The 0rpheus quartet will render sew
eral selections at the mems service to
be held in the First Baptist church Sun
day evening, Sept. l5.
The shop stewards will be able to OBJ
tain this months issue of the Granite
Cutters Journal at the office of the local
branch this evening.
who has been spending the past week at
Northfield, resumed her duties this morn
ing at the Woolworth store.
Miss wis Jones left this morning for
Portland, Me-, where she will be guest
of her sister before leaving for Wesley.
an seminary at Kents Hill, Me.
Misses Florence and Mabel Hutchin-
son arrived in this city yesterday from
Portsmouth, n. H., where they have been
employed during the summer at the hotel
Wentworth.
A meeting of the Granite City Quoit-
ing club will be held in the clubhouse
tonight at 1880. Members intending
joining cribbage tournament please at
tend. J. Fraser, sec.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Kendrick and son,
Ralph, of Academy street, who have been
spending the past few days at East
Montpelier, at the home Of Mrs. Kend
rick's parents, returned to-day.
See this program that the Bijou is
offering, An !. NJ. p, "A Childs In
fuence.s with King Baggott in the lead
a Powers, "Those Were Happy Days,
also single reel Bison l0l, Snowfall
and His Pal
George ~ Tilden Of South Main street
to this city last night, after
spending the past several days at the
Dog River Valley fair at Northfeld. Mr..
Tilden is one of the directors of the
fair association.
Earl Hewitt of South Royalton, a
graduate of Goddard seminary i'm the
class of 1910, is spending few days in
this city with friends before leaving for
Mass, to resume his studies
1T Tufts college.
Leon Titus of Woodsvlille, y. H., ar |
rived in the city to-day for brief visit |
with friends. Mr.. Titus graduated from |
4oddard seminary in the class of 1910 and /
will enter Tufts Dental college this fall |
While at Goddard Titus made an en-.
1iablc record in track athletics.
The committee OF young ladies and |
10Y scouts, appointed to decorate He'd |
ling Methodist Episcopal church for raj
Y day, will meet at the church Satur- |
lay at 3 p. m. All members and friends
# the church who have flowers, whether
or wild, that can be used in
decorating the church are asked to de-
ieer them not later than p. m. Sat
lrday.
A fair-sized squad answered Captain
,angley's call for football material at
'paulding high school yesterday The
Ugh school boys will temporarily use
he grounds near the Lincoln school. The
quad is in charge of Mr.. Cummings,
vho is graduate of Clark college. The
york undertaken now is to instill into
he players the rudiments of the game
Alto Mariana, the proprietor of the
'ijou theatre, who was just recuperating
rom an injured knee, had the misfor-
une to have the same knee wrenched
asst evening. Several weeks ago while
'ractieing baseball at the Rangers field
e threw his left knee out of place and
vas obliged to go about with the aid of
rutches for several weeks. Last night
e. was acting as operator and at the
lose of reel alighted from the ma
hine box and in doing so wrenched the
INJURED knee.
In order that the public and the al
ermanic lighting committee may have
better opportunity to pass Judgment
n the present lights installed by the
eople's Lighting, Heating and Power
ompany for gas street lighting, the
Irge arc light stationed at the entrance
D Durkee place was shut off last night ,
nd 1t is understood will be shut off for
everal days. BY this means the three
est gas lights will be able to diffuse
heir light without the invasion of the Z
ectric arc illumination.
Tomorrow the baseball fandom of : :
ARE will be favored with two of the +,
est baseball games that have been :
layed in this city on the same date this
ear. The Barre Athletics will play
le st. Johnsbury A. A. on the semin- :
ry campus and the Italian A. c. will ID
attic with the Hardwick A. C. for the a
sciding game of its series. II is under +
.ood that both the Italians and the
ardwick lads will be strengthened by
itteries.
Next Sunday at 1890 a. M, Hedding
ethodist Episcopal Sunday school viii r
Did their annual rally day service. All
he departments of the school, including
le CRADLE roll and home departments
-e invited to be present at 10 o'clock, d
'sembling in the league room to march e
to the auditorium and be seated by "
,partments. A special program has O
zen prepared, which will appear in a
int tomorrow. All members of the ii
'partments lower than the adult, at d