The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-12
TALK OF THE TOWN


Baptist choir practice at the church
tonight.
All kinds of musical goods at Bailey's
IA Elm street.
Dan A. Davis of Lyndonyille arrived in
the city this afternoon for few days
visit.
Henry Smith of Main street returned
this afternoon from few days business
visit to Montreal.
Mills, the hypnotist, will be at the
Pavilion tonight only. Don't fail to
see the fun.-Ady.
Anthony Smith, who has been visiting
in the city for the past week, returned
last night to his home at South Royal
ton.
Rummage sale; things left from Fri
days sale will be sold at any price Sat
urday from 2 to 8 p. m, Congregational
church.
When you are at the Presbyterian
fair don't fail to call at the "old
log cabin" postoffice. There may be
letter for you.
At the Biiou to-day and Saturday a
l0l Bison two-reel feature, the Love
of Men," featuring "Mona Darkfeather@j
also other features. ADV.
Nathan A. Benedict of Boston arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon, having
been called here by the death of his ia
Their, c. n. Benedict, of Eastern avenue.
News has been received in Barre of
the wedding OF Dante Rossi, former
Barre young man, which took place in
Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. TO- Mr.. Rossl
is son of T. Rossi of this city, and
left for California several months ago.
The Italian Pleasure club held the
first of a series of smoke talks to be
conducted through the winter at their
rooms in the Scampini building last
night. There was large attendance.
A musical and literary program was
carried through by members of the club.
1t was announced that the annual ban
quet and ball will be held on Feb. -.
Riley's orchestra of eight pieces has been
engaged to furnish music.
Col w. j. Cain Of Brattleboro, who
leads the first regiment of Vermont, Pat
riarchs Militant, arrived in the city this
forenoon and will be the guest of honor
mess meeting OF Canton Vinton, No. 0,
+. NJ. in Odd Fellows hall in the Cor
don block. The banquet will start at
SAG o'clock the business meeting to
follow afterwards. The Patriarchs Mill
tant degree will be worked on class
of candidates and Colonel Cain will re-
view the ceremonial.
Manager Lawton Witt of the Goddard
seminary hockey team is completing his
schedule for the winter, which will be
started Immediately after the opening
OF the winter term of school. The sched-
ule will contain games with high school
teams in the state, Norwich university
and local amateur aggregations. While
having lost several stars from last years
team, there is likely
looking lot of material at the school,
Workmen have completed the work of
the rink. which will be
larger than ever this season.
Aigeo Morandi left the city this fore
noon for New York, where he will meet
Mrs. Morandi, who is returning from an
soiOurn in her native land,
Italy. Miss Ruth Sargent left on the
ll:25 train for Burlington, where she
will visit relatives for few days and
Mrs. John Worcester Of South Barre
was also among the passengers for Bur
ington. Charles Blanchard went to Yer
gennes to remain until after Christmas
and Robert Bolser went to Bellows Falls
for 10 days visit. Judge II. w. Scott
left early this afternoon for ST. Johns.
bury. where he viii attend a district
meeting of Odd Fellows this evening.
Tomorrow evening the Judge will at
tend large gathering OF n. f. 0. p.
lodges, over which he had jurisdiction as
grand warden,in Vermont. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry NJ. Bridges, who have been visit
ing friends in Barre for few days,
eft on the Wells River road for their
home in Albany, this state, and Mrs.
Henry McColl, who has been visiting
relatives in the city for the past 10 days,
eft for her home in Nashua. n. II.
John Park and Robert Park left last
light for New York, from which place
hey will sail on Saturday for few
months visit to their former home in
Scotland. They will pass the winter
It Aberdeen and other points in Aber-
leenshire. Among the former Aberdo-
hahs VI thlS city WHO are expecting to
AXE part in the Yuletide festivities at
heir native land are William Melville |
lanes Webster and Robert Morrison.
They leave tonight for Boston, where
hey will visit for few days before
ailing on the Cunard line across the At |
ante to Scotland to pass the winter at
aberdeen. James Rothnie and Robert
simpson leave Sunday night for New
'ork, sailing for Aberdeen the first part |
t next week. They will arrive at Aber- |
cen Just previous to the Christmas hol-
days. All win pass the winter in Scot
and, returning to Barre sometime dur |
ng next spring.