The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-18
TALK OF THE TOWN


Boston.
Aloha 0e waltzes (Liliuokalanil
Princes orchestra, this evening a
iiooker's.
I Miss Nellie Brown of Clir street i
employed at the Barre Book store dur
ing the holidays.
Cedric Stevens of New London. Conn.
arrived in the city last night to pass TN
holiday with friends.
= Miss Edna Burke returned Monday e
her home in Brantrec, after week.
visit with friends in the city.
A. c. Golden Of Pcekskill, n. Y. ar
rived in the city this forenoon for bus
mess visit OF several days.
Mr.. and Mrs H. i. Wood OF Nichols
vile, \. V. are here to spend Christmas
with their daughter. Mrs. ID. II. Cutler,
Miss Florence j. Ingalls, of.-Dover, \.
H., is visiting in this city as the guest
of Miss Lucille Even of Orange street.
Miss Louise Howard returned yester-
day to her home in Burlington, after
spending several days with relatives in
the city.
Mrs. William Titus of Ticonderoga.
n. ", arrived in the city last night for
a two weeks visit with relatives in
Barre Town.
Mrs. Edward 4. Hill returned to her
home in Plainfeld yesterday, after
spending several days at her former
home in Barre.
Mrs. A. H. Jasmin, who has been Wis
| iting relatives in Barre for the past
ten days. returned yesterday to her
home in Colchester.
Alfred Maker. who has been employed
in Waterbury. Conn, for several months.
has returned to Bafre and will be en-
ployed in Montpelier
Mr.. and Mrs. X. X. Welch returned
yesterday to their home in Wells River.
after spending several days with friends
in Barre and Montpelier
The regular meeting of the Winnetta
council, No. 10. ID. of r.. Thursday, Dee.
10, at o'clock. Let every member be
present for the election OF chiefs.
Riley's orchestra furnished music for
a leap year dance in Montpelier last
evening. A number Of young people
from Barre participated in the affair
DR.. Fred d. Larochclle. who has been
spending several days at his home On
Railroad street, returned last night to
New York where he is employed in a
hospital
The usual Christmas concert will be |
given by the children Of the Eiedding |
Methodist church ON Sunday evening al |
Z o'clock. Subject of service, Our
Saviour's Birthday"
The Methodist brotherhood will hold I
their regular monthly business meet
ing tonight at 1880. All that possibly
can are urged to be present, as import /
ant business is to be considered.
A regular meeting OF the Order OF
Condors win be held on Thursday, Dec.
10. at I:30 o'clock in Worthen hall. Bus
mess OF Importance will come before the
so every member must attend. /,
The person who was seen to take II
bundle containing gloves. hose and set
lf shirt waist pins from counter at
Homer Fits store can avoid trouble by (,
package to the store at once, 1,
A regular meeting OF Barre local of
he Socialist party will be held this
,vening at headquarters in Scampini
,lock, at 1880. Lvceum secretary win +,
,c there at to receive collections from ,
yceum workers.
Last evening the Baptist basketball ,
hub defeated the Tigers at the Church ]
treet gymnasium by a score of % to
2 The features of the game were the
xcellent shooting OF Person for the ]
,aptists and Of Wilson for the Tigers.
The remains of Mrs. Joanna Irene !
iazel whose death occurred in Rich
nond Monday. were brought to Barre Mt Z.
:45 o'clock this forenoon for burial in /;
he Catholic cemetery on Beckley street. 4
he body was accompanied here by Mrs.
.linor Pollard Of Montpelier and Mrs.
Y. Z. Mitiguy Of Enosburg Falls, sis !
ers of the decea sed. !,
There was a large attendance at The
pera horse last night to see the Lyman -
lowe motion pictures and it was the !,
pinion of all that they We're even bet !,
.r than usual. which is saying much. i,
Jews along the rivers of France showed :,
emery and eolorings which drew words !,
admiration from everybody. For
sauty they surpassed anything before
lown by the moving picture art here.
he Howe pictures are always source pl
education as well as pleasure. Vari- cl
Is views of Paris, a race between a hy-
oplane and motor boat. an automobile of
&c and the burial of the Maine were
It few of the pictures shown, while "a
were those in lighter
in which made great variety ami br
eased the crowd immensely
The Barre Stars, an independent bas- tn
tbal team recently organized in this in
" by "Clar" Bishop, the Goddard
hlete, met defeat last night at East 10
IRE by score of 81 to % against Fast
IRE A. A. The East Barre quintet su
owed to be well adapted to their floor
b found but little opposition from the tn
IRE aggregation. The features of the
me were the playing of 'Hoar and the SUI
urke brothers for the winners and the
lying of Capt. Bishop clearly out
ssed the rest of his team. Bishop p
lyed whirlwind game. being relied
on to carry the bah to his forwards,
shop located the rim on two occasions
difficult shots. Hoar shot seven
skets from the floor and dropped nine Re
lis for the East Barre lads. The line
of the teams is as follows: East
rre. ]. Rourke. Mathewson and Hosr;
rre Stars. Bishop, Stuart, ogston,
'rney and Given.