The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-05
TALK OF THE TOWN


Auction sale tonight. City Auction
Rooms.
Clayton Murray of Keith avenue was
a business visitor in Mortified, yester-
day.
E. N. Walen returned this morning
from brief business trip to Water
bury.
Peach Melba," try it, at the New
| England Fruit Stores ice cream parlor
Saturday.
Thomas Parker left yesterday for
! Woodsyille, n. H., where he will spend
a few days with relatives.
The last rehearsal for the Easter con-
cert at the NJ +. church will be held
Saturday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
A few of the leading makes Of pianos
will be found at Bailey's Music Rooms,
IA Elm street, Barre, vt, Phone Toll
The men of the First Baptist church
serve their annual supper Tuesday even
ing, April g. Chicken pie supper, only
25c.
Miss Bernice Whitcomb, a student at
Burlington business college, is passing
the Easter vacation at her home on Bea-
con street.
John Bottamini OF Webster avenue,
who has been passing a few days on
business at Richmond, returned to this
city yesterday.
Samuel bowers of Bethel arrived in
this city this morning and will visit at
the home of his parents on Plain street
for a few days.
Everyone is going to the telephone
girls ball Monday, April s, in the How
land hall. Concert, to 8; dancing, 8
to !. Why don't you gof
One model incubator, standard ma
chine. I48 eggs, cost $22, will be sold
to the highest bidder at City Auction
Rooms Saturday at 3 p. m.
F. L. Goodall Of ll3 South Main street,
who has been confined to the house by
illness for the past month, was able
to be out Of doors yesterday.
Members Of the Royal Arcanum will
not meet again until Friday evening,
April II, when the Goth anniversary will |
be observed with an appropriate pro
gram.
On account of extra musical duties /
which the spring term OF school requires, |
Miss Josephine Hovey has resigned her
position as organist of the Uniyersalist |
Lloyd Mccarthy Of South Main street,
Who has been confined to the house by I
illness for the past few days, was able
to resume his duties at the i. w. Me
earthly store yesterday.
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
there will be general rehearsal for the
1t is requested that everyone having
a part be there promptly.
A farewell reception is to be rendered
Rev and Mrs. F. O. Thayer Monday
evening. April 8, at s o'clock, at the
Methodist church, to which the pastors
aud congregations Of all the churches are
invited
Attend the dance social Saturday
evening in Miles hall The Barre opera
house orchestra Of FIVE pieces, with all
the latest dance music will be in attend
lnce Gents, soc; ladies', free. Refresh
ments.
Young and old without distinction of
race or church preference, are cordially
invited to attend a service in the North
Barre chapel on Berlin street at O'Clock
.his evening; subject, What the Death
IF Christ Means to Me-
Prof. w. A. Wheaton has accepted
.he position al organist at the First
-nversalist church and will begin his
luties there next Sunday, at the same
ime that the new male quartet takes
he place OF the chorus choir.
The late Maj. Harry y. Chamberlin,
of the L, $, army, who
lied at Fort Bayard, n NJ, and had his
.esidence at bradford, VT, was a mem
er of the local council of the Royal
Arcanum, carrying a $4,000 rate. Green
Mountain council, 1856, has several mem
,ers at Bradford.
On returning to her home last night, ,
Hiss Elizabeth Brechin Of Liberty street
ound about thirty of her friends gath
red TO tender a surprise party on the .
ccasion Of her birthday The party /
anne as great surprise to Miss Brech-
n The greater part Of the evening 4
vas spent at progressive whist First /,
rize was awarded to Lee Shepard and
iiss Agnes Olsen; Miss Ruby Bradley !,
nd Fred Tnglis captured the BOBBY prize ;
n few well-chosen words, J. c. Max I
on presented Miss Brechn. in behalf or
cr friends, a mesh bag, a s. gold piece
nd numerous other presents. Refresh i
rents Of coffee. cake and sandwiches :
ere served during the evening. i
II, a well-played game of basketball p
efore small crowd of spectators last t
ight at the Church street gymnasium,
he Episcopal Athletic club defeated the {
lethodist, d. c. ", of North Barre by i
he score Of Sc to o. For the Episco- i
al aggregation. Greig at center and 4
5rling were the stellar performers, also a
aiding in the basket shooting. Berbet- |,
and Bianehi proved to be the strong q
st players for the D. c. V. quintet
he lineup for the teams was as fol- o,
Tvs: Episcopal Athletics Sector, RI; Il
arker, II; Greig, c; Darling, rg; An !,
zrson. IT, Methodist. d. c. V-Ber- q
,tsi, IF; Comolli, If; Bianchi. c; Scam r
mi, rg; Molla lg. Referee -Ogsten. Il