The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

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h Sale of table damask, Poe and SOC
yard at Vaughan's.
n Dance in Miles hall Saturday evening
Barre opera house orchestra.
: A son was born yesterday to Mr.. an
Mrs. Louis Dessereau Of 81 Grant,
: street.
Mrs r. G. Wnslow of Mortified wa
among the business visitors in the cit
to-day.
Sale on Friday and Saturday of Ia
dies and misses white dresses at $3.50
At Vaughan's.
w. =. Brunette of Fairfax was anon
the business visitors in the city yester
day and to-day.
Firstclass orchestra at Clan Gordo
dance Saturday evening, under leader
ship of James Sim.
Five hundred yards of l0c qualit.
, gingham ON sale for Zee a yard a
Perry's ON Saturday.
Regular Saturday evening dance, Fet
Is, in Rowland hall, under auspices o
Riley's orchestra. Ladies free.
Dell " Stone of North Main stree
has returned home. after spending sew
eral days in st. Adams and vicinity OF
business.
Riley's orchestra left this Afternoon
for Stowe, where they will furnish mu
sic tonight for the annual Masonic ball
to be held there.
Manager II. A. Hodges returned last
night, after spending few days in Bos-
ton in the interests of the +. w. Wool
worth Co.'S store.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Diamond returned
last night to their home in Littletoni
! n. H., after spending few days with
friends in the city.
Secretary Fred w. Suitor of the
quarryworkers' union has returned home,
after spending several days in Sher-
brooke, 7. @, on business.
The class of 1918 at Spaulding high
school is planning TO give the threeaet
playlet. DADDY in the school chapel
ON the evening of Wednesday, February
10.
The condition Of Mrs. Catherine Nc
Phee of SO South Main street, who is
confined to the house as the result of a
fall on the ice, continues to improve
slowly.
Rev William NJ. Shaw, pastor of Trim
ity Methodist church, Montpelier, will
be present and assist in the young peo-
pies mass meeting at Hedding church
tonight.
AT the caucus TO be held tonight in
Ward 5, the name of George Walker of
Vine street will probably be placed be-
fore the meeting as a candidate Tor
alderman.
The condition OF Mrs. Fred White
man, who is confined to her home on
South Main street by serious injuries
resulting from a heavy fall a short time
ago, is somewhat improved
Friends of Clarence Cutler of South
Main street have mentioned their pur
pose to place him in nomination for
the adermanie office of Ward | at the
ward caucus to be held tonight.
William Johndro, who has been under
going treatment at the City hospital for
several weeks, was taken in A. W. Bad
ger & Co.'S ambulance to his home on
the East Montpelier road yesterday aft |
ernoon.
The Sunday afternoon mass meeting /
will be held as announced, though not I
under the auspices of the federation but /
A. part Of the program in which the
Hedding church is engaged, and DR..
stewart will lecture on "The Present /
Crisis in American Public Life" A
more extended notice of this will be Civ
IN tomorrow.
Secretary Charles II. Wishart of the
frantic Manufacturers association.
President H. A. Phelps OF the Board OF
Trade and Manager c. f. AIillar of the
Consolidated Lighting Co, will leave to-
light for Boston, where they will attend
he banquet to be given by the G. H.
TENDED by city officials and public men
Therever the Tenney service is available.
Among the names that may be placed !,
efore the ward three voters at the eau I
us tonight is that of Frederick w. Ban
roft, whose friends are working to OBJ
ain the aldermanic nomination for him.
fr. Bancroft is taking no active part in
he electioneering although it is said
hat he would accept the nomination.
Ward five voters. who meet tonight
caucus will not gather at the old hose
ouse at the west end OF the Blackwell
treet bridge Since the city sold the Z
roperty to EN-. Normandeau, new pro- 4
lsions have been made for polling !
lace and tonight the caucus will be 4
I'D in the ward sehoolhouse on wood
luck knoll Electricians were en-
owed yesterday in wiring one OF the I
hoolrooms in readiness for the caucus.
The following program was carried
1t on Lincoln's birthday in Miss Per- !
MS room. grade s: Tributes to Lin
In" pupils; "Lineoln's Gettysburg Adj
.ess," Louis Dindo "Lincoln's Second 4
augural Address" Alexander Hurry; 9
sketch of Lincolns Life" Beatrice Ste
zen; Booker Washington's Speech on 2
e Negro" America Novalli "The z
ouse Divided Against Itself" Lincoln, 3
lstin Barber; essay, Lincoln" Harold ?
add; debate, Resolved That Wash Z
gton Was Greater Man Than Lin <
In" affirmative, Gladys Rhind Alex =
Ider Hurry; negative, Elvira Solary, \
lwrence Kent; volunteers, Harold :
add, Justin Barber, Beatrice Stephen, =
enc Lander, Theresa Martin, Kathleen Z
tzgerald, Leland Glass, Cyril French, ;
,uis Dindo, Eugene Loranger, Helen z
oft. Mary Donetti; "The Boy Abra <
m" Helen Scott; Lincoln" Eugene .
Three Famous Speeches. Z
lie Young; "Lincolns Wit and HUI 8
Dr." Olive Bombard; "Whitman's Trib- .
e to Lincoln" Eunice Eager; Lin y
ms Favorite Poem," Isabella Smith;
braham Lincoln Kathleen Fitzgerald; a
incoln's Birthday in the Rural School" .
ginal, Mary Donetti; America, and z