The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

| W. A., lNlcHuIuhOH.
Mr., and Mrs. VIII Lane are confined
20 the house by illness.
New silk petticoats, IN all the lead
ing colors. Paris Shirtwaist House
Charles X. Cole went yesterday TO
Marshfeld where he was called by the
death of his father
Remember the supper and food sale
at the Presbyterian church on Ne3nes.
day evening Read the menu in to-day's
issue.
The Arts and Crafts club will hold its
regular meeting Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs. Fitch Wiley OF Park
street
Mrs. Mardel Tucker of Plainfeld has
come to this city to be housekeeper at
the home OF Fred l.. Page OF Highland
avenue.
Mrs. A. A. Fleury OF Swanton is visit
! ing in the city for a few days as the
guest of Mrs. +. g. Minard of Highland
avenue.
Harry Fisher returned this morning to
Norwich university, after passing few
days at the home of his parents on
Averill street
A regular meeting OF the A. O. Con-
doris viii be held in Worthen block Oh
! Thursday, March @, at 1880 o'clock Int
portant business.
| The live entertainment committee of
the N. 4. o. p. have little something
doing next Wednesday evening. Let
every memter be present.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
ladies guild OF the Church of the Good
Shepherd will be held with Mrs. Waldron
Shield, East street, Thursday evening
at o'clock.
The date OF the production of Marina
Caraona," drama, has been deferred
from March 81 to April 5. The drama
will be presented at the opera house by
the old Filodramatic club
Samuel Silver of North Main street
returned this morning from a few days
visit with relatives at his former home
in Worcester, Mass. Mr.. Silver resumed
his duties in the repairing department
at the Tilden Shoe Cos. store to-day.
South Barre grange will hold a dance
in Unity Temple Friday evening, March |
4 Dancing from to H. Barre opera
house orchestra. Bill, 80 cents. Cutters I
barge leaves city hall at I o'clock. Leave |
orders at Cutters stable. Price, 20 cents.
The South Barre grange will hold a
special meeting Thursday night for con-
ferring the third and fourth degrees,
Roy Ducharme is endeavoring to get
degree team in shape for that evening.
A harvest supper will be served. All
grangers welcome.
"Shall the Corners Of the Mouth Turn
Up or DOWN." is the subject of Mr..
stockdale's lecture for Friday evening,
March I. The address will begin prompt
" at Sis to enable Mr. Stockdale to
attend the X of p. banquet later in the
evening. Single tickets 60 on sale We'd
nesday evening at Hendricks. Price, soc.
0bservant employees OF the Ward ice
plant at the south end of the city state I
that the ice has assumed thickness OF
seven or eight inches and the prospects ,
ior reaping another favorable crop nre I
suspicious. The first crop was late in
icing harvested owing to the mild tenn
,erature during the earlier part of the .
winter.
The senior commercial class of Spauld- 4
ng high school went to Williamstown
asst evening on its annual sleigh ride.
rhe party gathered at the Wiliamstown
range hall, where the class pro-
Iuced 'The Mascot" one-act sketch.
leaning's orchestra accompanied the
lass. Following the play, dancing was
eld. Miss Alice Lavalle, member OF i,
he high school faculty, accompanied the /
lass to Williamstown.
The Cleaners OF the Presbyterian
hurch will hald an apron and necktie
oeial on Friday evening, March I, at !,
80 o'clock in the vestry of the church.
ladies' are requested to bring an apron ;,
nd a necktie TO match the same, also
nclose the necktie in an envelope along
nth your name and the same will be !,
old to the gentlemen. After short =
rogram refreshments will be served ).
nd social hour spent. Admission 10 :
ents. =
Last evening over 200 constituents and q
riends of Michael Keefe, who defeated =
ntonio Rossi for reelection as alder Il
IAN from ward yesterday gathered in
he Knights of Columbus hall to attend u
ne informal reception rendered to the h,
lderman elect. There was a short pro- II
ram of singing and speechmaking. Mr..
eefe made short speech in which he a,
earthly thanked them and showed his y
ppreciation for the support rendered y
i'm through the campaign. The party =,
roke up shortly before II o'clock. "
The Portland, Me- Daily Eastern (.
rgus has the following to say of Rev. 81 u
lien A. Stockdale, who will give lee y :.
ire at the Barre opera house Friday u .,
'ening, March Z, under the auspices Of y
lie Barre civic federation: Passing VI
ON the sublime to the ridiculous and
Ick again to sublime with the rapidity en-
lightning flashes, leaving his hearers Sc
irly dazed, and yet portraying to their er
inds as vivid picture as was ever sa
st upon screen from moving picture WI
ntern Rev. Allen A. Stockdale of the
MON Congregational church of Boston ST
ade one of the most notable addresses tel
fore the Congregational club at their br
nual meeting and banquet last night sci
Riverton park to
The Barre Retail Merchants first an up
al banquet, to be held in Rowland DO
II this evening. will begin promptly GO
1880 o'clock. Riley's singing orehes- Tn
| has been engaged to furnish music to
ring the supper hour and Immediately IN!
forwards post-prandial program will SUI
in order. The principal speaker will col
Rev. John L. Sewall of Worcester,
ISIS, secretary of the Worcester Board ter
Trade, who is to talk on the sub loo
t, The Latest Principles in Commu- Ike
y Organization for Business Effiien- YES
- OF the On fielats arafla HE a., ito