The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

at Vaughans.
II. K Bush of Church street went to
Waterbury this morning on brieI bust
ness trip.
d. l.. Long returned to Burlington
yesterday, after brief business visit
in this city.
Joseph Denney of Mortified is en-
ployed in the grocery department of the
+. d. Ladd Co.'S store.
Attention, retail clerks Regular meet
ing Wednesday, April 10, at 1870. Let
every member be present.
George Milne in an Irish song and
dance at the B. A. C. MINISTRIES is a
number that is sure to please
| The Philathea class of the Barre Con-
gregationa church will hold a business
meeting in the class room tonight at
1880
On account of Mr.. Robertson taking
part in the b. A. c. MINISTRIES, the Uni
form Rank concert will begin at s O'clock
! sharp.
Elmer 4. Carr of Pearl street left
4 yesterday for White River junction,
where he will locate for an indefinite
1 period.
You all know Mrs Billiards. ability
as pianist. She will be heard at the
4 Uniform Rank, h, of p, concert and
dance, Friday, April II.
Angelo NJ. Celia left last night on an
extended business trip through the mid
4 die western states in the interests OF
/ \. Vanetti & Co., granite manufacturers.
William Simonelli left yesterday aft.
ernoon for Burlington, where he will
! tarfh fra inf m
| to his left eve. sustained while employed
| in a stoneshed several weeks ago
A key ring containing three keys was
! picked up on the street by one OF the
/ patrolmen yesterday and the owner may
have the property by calling at the po-
| lice station.
! For sale: Beds, bureaus, chairs, ia
! bles, curtains, pictures, also a eombna-
ton bookcase and desk, nearly new and
in good condition. Inquire at the Uni
versalist parsonage.
Mrs. A. NJ. Morrison and Miss Mae
Carter of Batchelder street left this noon
for Palmer, Mass, where they were
called by the serious illness and death
OF Mrs. Conner, a former resident of
Barre.
Regular convocation of Ruth chapter,
o. Z. s.. No SO, viii be held in Ma.
sonic hall Wednesday evening, April 10,
at o'clock sharp. As this is the cleo
ton of officers, all members are request
ed to be present.
Fred Pitkin a graduate of the class
of 1911 at Goddard seminary, returned
to Waitsfeld yesterday after short
visit with friends in this city. Mr.. Pit
Ii "a a. In hr u.
lie schools at Waitsfeld
From inquiries, it would seem a great
many people have formed the opinion
that the Uniform Rank X. of p. concert
and dance is a private affair. 1t is not.
We want everyone to come and share
good time with us. Friday evening,
April r.
The police authorities have received a
circular asking for information concern
ing the whereabouts of William Carson
Long, who disappeared a short time ago
from North Yakima, Wash. Mr.. Long
was a Mason and member OF the Sigma
Phi fraternity. The circular was issued
from Chicago police headquarters
We are not prepared to say who made
the mistake in the controversy between
the merchants and the clerks, but we are
prepared to say that you viii make
mistake if you do not plan to see that
popular comedian, O. j. Burnell, support
ed BY James r. Gall and "Goldie Doug
lass" in the feature act, "a Lawyers
Dilemma" at the b. A. c. Ministries on
Thursday and Friday of this week.
The Yanngan baseball team will be.
gin practice this week under the leader
ship of Captain John Sector, who ex-
poets to turn out fast aggregation
tfs year, as most of the candidates
PLAYED on last seasons team. Manager
Tierney has already arranged a game
with st. Michaers team of Montpelier
for Saturday, April 20, and other games
will follow. Teams wishing to play the
Yannigans are requested to confer with
w. H. Tierney, As South Main street.
The men OF the First Baptist church
gave their annual supper in the church
parlors last night and it proved to be
a success as their suppers in the past
have proved. Over two hundred people |
we're served, who pronounced the supper |
to be of the best. Much of the success
is attributed to the young men of the |
church who acted efficiently as walters
The following is the menu Of the sup /
per: Chicken pie, mashed potatoes, |
pickles, bread and butter, assorted cake,
coffee. The following constituted the |
committee, who prepared the supper:
+. A. Hutchinson. A. S. Shannon, Wal /
ton Shields, w. w. Sutton. Between I
$50 and $35 was cleared from the sup
per
Between the hours of seven and ten |
Last night about $50 people attended the /
sugar social in the vestry of the Con-
gregational church. The social was held |
under the auspices of tie Pilgrim broth /
erhood of the church. As this was one
of the first opportunities for many to
taste of sugar for the first time this /
year large number attended. Pickles,
coffee and cake were served [
with the sugar. OF added interest was
Tho attendance of the boy scouts of the I
church, who acted as walters The fol-
lowing compose the committee of the
brotherhood who had charge of the So
cial: Arthur Mcneil. C. II. Granger, j.
G Griggs, Wilbur Shepherd and Arthur
Knight.
Tuesdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: James w. Foster,
Brooklyn, n. y; n. Peterson, Albany,
N. Y; Peter Peterson, Albany, n. y; /
]. Mcdonald, Ludlow; Emery Gauthier,
Ira; Grant Lincoln, Ira; H. A. Jewett.
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