The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

and coats. Henry w, Knight.
New silk pettcoats, In all the lead
ing eolors, Paris Shirtwaist House.
The Cleaners club win meet with Mrs
George Tilden, Ia South Main street, TIL,
evening at 7;l5.
The Arts and Crafts club will hold It's
regular meeting this week at the HON,
OF Mrs. Fitch Wiley OF Park street.
L. A. kenerson has returned to his
home in Cabot, after spending few
days with his brother on Church street
Remember the supper and food sale
at the Presbyterian church ON We1nes.
day evening. Read the menu in to.day's
issue.
The live entertainment committee OF
the n. 4. o. p. has little something
doing next Wednesday evening. Let
every member be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Suitor OF Granite
vile are visiting in the city as guests of
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Olsen, OF Washington street.
Mrs. L. T. Mower and her brother Les
lie II. Aldrich, returned last night, hav.
ing spent the last eight days on visit
TO their former home in Canton, n. Y.
Over the Teacups club will meet with
Mrs. Durham, Morse block, Thursday at
the usual hour. Those having papers
due are asked to make an effort to be
present.
The Peoples Shoe store will be closed
to-day and tomorrow while the man
agement is making preparations for the
opening of its great cut price shoe sale,
Thursday morning.
James Good. former resident of Barre,
who has been employed in the granite
industry at Des Moines, Iowa, for the
past year and half, arrived in the
city last evening for an indefinite visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. j. Cooke of Chelsea
We're visitors Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs George w Holmes of the east
hill. Mr. Cooke recently purchased
large farm in Chelsea and has it well
stocked
The Congregational Philathea class
will meet at Miss Mary McWhorter's,
Richardson street, Wednesday evening
at 1880 o'clock for business and social
hour. Light refreshments will be served.
Try and be present.
William Hamilton OF Newport, N. H.,
who has been spending several days in
Barre, left yesterday afternoon for Bur
lington, where he will make a short stay
with relatives, returning in a week to
his home to remain until summer.
Rev. James Penders, curate from St.
Mays cathedral Of Burlington, arrived |
in the city yesterday afternoon to assist |
Acting Pastor Rev. A. G. Griffin in the
forty hours devotion, which is being |
held at st. Monica's church this week.
South Barre grange will hold dance
N Unity Temple Friday evening, March I
7. Dancing from to II. Barre opera
1ouse orchestra. Bill, so cents. Cutters
barge leaves city hall at o'clock. Leave
orders at Cutters stable. Price, rs cents.
Mrs. Angelo Comolli and daughter ar.
lived in the city last week from New
York. where they recently landed from
3rano, Useria, Italy, Mrs. Comolli and
laughter join Mr. Comoli Of Center
treet, who has resided in the city for
everal years.
The woman's association of the Con-
-regational church will meet in the yes I
ry Wednesday at $3.50 p. m for the reg
lar meeting. The program will be in ,
barge of the missionary department. All I
aides OF the parish are cordially invited I
0 attend this meeting and to join the
The Cleaners OF the Presbyterian
hurch will hald an apron and necktie
ocial on Friday evening, March 7, at
ron o'clock in the vestry of the church.
aides are requested to bring an apron
nd a neektie to match the same, also !,
nelose the necktie in an envelope along !
18th your name and the same will be
Did to the gentlemen. After a short :
rogram, refreshments will be served
nd social hour spent. Admission 10 :
snts.
Mrs. b. Locacio Of Foster street and :
Irs John Serefino of the A. Tomasi
lock, who were arraigned in city court =
on charge of selling, We're re-
ased later in the day upon their fur !
lshing bail. The former will appear for
ial at the coming term of Washington
,unty court and Mrs. Serefino will be 7
ven a hearing in city court next Satur y
ny. Bail in each instance was fixed by
he court at $500. .
w. G. kyme, widely known granite
'aler now living in Denver, Col, arrived :,
the city yesterday for an extended =
ay in the Barre granite belt. AL z
ough Mr.. Kyme's name is prominently y
lked with the monumental business in q
e far western states he is better known "
the older generation in this section ~
a former horse dealer, who used to Il
lip carloads of draft and driving ami. u
ais into Barre. At one time he was a.
resident of Lincoln, Neb., and it was &C
ON there that he bought his largest
rise consignments. Mr.. Kyme was
sy yesterday renewing acquaintance
tn members of the racing fraternity, X
lom he used to know in the old days.
The regular meeting Of Cobble Hill
ange was held last evening, with a pl
cd attendance, and was very appropri-
ely designated by the lecturer as inau- it
ration meeting The program was as
lows Song, grange choir; incidents Iii
the life of the first president, Mrs. f. ali
hutchinson; incidents in the life of he
g president-elect, Mrs. George Owen; ds
'itation, Ralph Winter paper. I'm tn
ovement in Modes of Travel Since be
'st Inauguration Mrs. J. X. Thurs nc
4; song, Mr.. Kent; questions on the be
ssidents, answered by grange. 1t was
nounced that choir rehearsal will be ho
d at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Park ly
rst Friday evening, March I, to which
grange is invited; also that a box Dc
ial and card party will be given Mt sf
grange hall Friday evening March tn
to which everyone is invited.