The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

sue OF dbie uaihhshi -of hHu obc
yard at Naughan's.
Sale ON Friday and Saturday OF Ia
dies and misses white dresses at s3,os
At Vaughan's.
Five hundred yards of Zoe qualit.
Bingham on sale for 7Lscs a yard a
perry's on Saturday.
One application OF Hendricks White
Cream will satisfy you there is nothing
like il for chapped hands.
All Baptists are requested to com
to prayer meeting tonight promptly u
1880 for special reasons.
Harry Russell of Washington stree
is employed as brakeman ON the yar'
crew of the Barre railroad.
Clifford Peake of Essex Junction ar
rived in the city this forenoon for few
days visit at his former home.
John Il. Kelly of Liberty street left
this forenoon for Burlington, where ht
will remain for few days business
visit.
The condition of w. IL. Goodfellow
who has been i'll at his home ON Spauld
ing street for the past few days, il
somewhat improved to-day.
John $. Whittemore Of Burlington ar
rived in the city last night from Boston
for a few days visit as the guest OF
George n. Tilden of South Main street
Leo Franzi of North Main street re-
turned last night from few days bus
mess trip through the northern part OF
the state, visiting at Newport and st.
Johnsbury.
Local thermometers registered from
seven to ten degrees below zero this
morning. Trainmen on the Green Noun
tain express report fall to twelve de-
grees AZ Woodsville, n. II.
The senior class will present three
act comedy drama, Daddy" next We'd
nesday evening at the high school chapel.
The play will be presented under the
auspices of the senior class.
IL was not the large barge carrying
the high school freshmen that tipped
over on the way home from Williams
town Tuesday but a sled drawn by a
pair OF horses driven by young man.
Mrs. John Forbes, who has been visit
ing in the city for the past few weeks
at her home on North Main street, has
returned to Durham, \. H., where she
is engaged as matron of fraternity
home.
A special meeting of Barre local, No.
!, of the Socialist party will be held
this evening at Z prompt at headquar-
tiers. Business, lyeeum dates. Fifteen
minutes viii do all that is required, so
attend, all who can.
Inkv IT..a,y = enr,,,a. a;Iap9 10 sb;a
city and for some time a member of the
fire department, is now located at Sea
Breeze, Fla, where he is engaged in the
meat business. Mr.. Hency will be in
terested to hear from Barre friends.
At an adjourned meeting of the Barre
Golf club in the city court room last
night two amendments to the bylaws
were adopted, one increasing the number
of visitors tickets allowed each member
and the other forbiddng the use OF the
course to children under fifteen years. 1t
was reported that many applications for
membership in the club already have
been received.
Ruth chapter, No. 33, order OF Eastern
Mrs. Fayette, Of Williston last evening, |
the order. At 6;30 o'clock, the gentle |
men members OF the order served a sup |
per in the banquet hall adjoining the |
lodge rooms. Among other officers pres
emit at the affair from out of the city was
Dwight Mason Of Montpelier, deputy |
grand patron.
At the regular meeting of the retail I
clerks association in the X. of p. hall /
last evening plans were laid to hold I
another ball Immediately following the /
expiration of the Lenten season. The I
date under consideration is Tuesday, /
March 25. The ball viii be held in the
hall. The following commit
tee was chosen to take charge Of the 4
ball: John T. Callaghan, Elon Barrett,
A. L. Pierce. Lee Shepherd, George Bel II
lows. At the meeting last night three
applications were received for admission
70 the local and several We're initiated.
Spaulding high school will play its
next game OF basketball in this city next
Monday evening against Peoples acad-
any OF Morrisville. Peoples academy
$ represented by one of the best quin-
cts in years. All season Morrisville
las struggled with great success and on
nut few occasions has it met defeat.
Iorrisville is one OF the most preemi-
rent contenders for the intercollegiate
title and win come to Barre
,rimed for battle.
The Glenugie club has completed ar
for tEe observation OF the
'attie Bannicks NIGHT celebration. which
will be held at the Knights of Columbus
all on Saturday evening, Feb. 10. The |
observation of this event fell on the eve
f Ash Wednesday, but owing to in
bility to secure suitable hall the af-
air was deferred to Saturday. Elab-
rate plans have been made for the OBJ
CRYING of the festival and it is in
ended that the event be a record break
r in the annals of the Glenugie club
he history of the Sattie Bannicks OBJ
ervation dates back several centuries,
ges before the expiration of Roman
hurch rule over Scotland. At that pc
od of history there were four national
sstiyals observed by the sons of the
GATHER Fetserneen, Biltenee EN-, Hal
tween and Aud Yule. Tbs four fes-
walls have lived through ages and exist
day in Scotland. Festere'en and sat
e Bannicks Nieht are synonymous to
le Scot. In those ages Festere'en was
day OF fast preceding Ash Wednesday,
hen the loyal Scots Toasted on but
Dney and oatmeal cakes. To this day
nose medieval customs are existent. and
cities and rural districts of Scotland