The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-03
TALK OF THE TOWN
White sale at Fits.

New silk petticoats, in all the lead
ing colors, Paris Shrtwaist House.
Staples, cottons and undermuslins at
10 per cent. discount Henry w. Knight
The Athena club will meet with Mrs.
George Bates Tuesday evening at 1880
, o'clock.
Remember the supper and food sale
at the Presbyterian church on Welnes-
day evening. Read the menu in to.day's
issue.
Miss Hazel Maiden OF West street left
this noon for Springfield, Mass, where
she will visit for few weeks with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle f. Gaskell of East
street returned home this morning, aft
err spending several days with friends in
Mortified.
Richard Veale of Nelson street COM
menced work this morning as agent for
the Prudential Life Insurance Cos.
branch in this city.
Philip Lowell, who has been spending
several days at the home of A. Nj. Nor
rison OF Batcheder street, returned this
morning TO his home in East Randolph.
Misses Emma Whitney and Edna
Mathewson, who have been attending the
spring millinery openings at Boston for
the past week, returned to the city yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Hooker of Park
street who have been spending several
weeks in Cuba, Jamaica and other places
in the gulf section, arrived home Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Firky of North
/ Main street left Saturday for Highgate
! Springs where they will visit for a
week or ten days, then going to Mont
| real for a few weeks visit.
All the children of the Baptist Sun
day school who wish to take part in the
Easter concert, are requested to meet
at the church tomorrow Tuesday aft |
ernoon directly after school.
| William Close of New York, who as
sisted in the presentation of home
talent minstrel show in this city last
week, went this morning to Burlington, |
where he expects to engage in a similar |
enterprise.
The semi-annual meeting of the Barre |
Athletic club will be held Tuesday night
March 4, at 1880 at their rooms in the
Wood building. As business of impor-
lance will come before the meeting, every |
member of the club is requested to be
present.
The funeral of the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Savoie, whose death oc-
CURED quite suddenly Friday evening,
was held at the home of his parents,
School street Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. A profusion of flowers came
from many sources, and long line OF
people in teams followed the remains
to Hope cemetery, where the remains
were inferred,
Rev. Allen Stockdale, who is to speak
at the opera house March I, is known
to many Barre people, all of whom speak
most enthusiast tically OF him as lee
turer. The following clipping speaks of !
him as a man: He is man who makes
strong personal friendships. one with ,
whom men love to talk. The profess
sional ball player, the actor, come to
him. Stockdale appeals to men,"
Fritz Hollenbach, the young South
Barre boy who sustained a fracture leg
while jumping with number of other :,
at the LeClair & McNulty
plant few weeks ago. was taken yes
terday in an ambulance to Mont
pelier. where he viii be treated at Hea-
ton hospital Hollenbach's injury did !
not heal as rapidly as had been expected
| ~.
him to hospital.
The woman's missionary society Of
Hedding church viii hold its March meet =
ing in the church parlors Tuesday after !
noon. This is the annual thank offer ,
ing meeting. A business session viii be II
held at 3 o'clock and at $50 sup
per will he served, to which the gentle =
men are invited, also the Near and Far y
ridings band. The literary program will 8 8
follow Immediately after the supper y
Please notice change of date, also re- y
member ii is thank offering day. g
The most important basketball game
# the winter season will be played at "
he Church street gymnasiuM on Thurs III
lay evening when the Shamrock A. A. q
md the Caledonia A. A. Of South Rye ~
rate clash in the first of their series. y
The South Ryegate lads at present have y
bout all the options on the state am IL
teur title, having established an en-
liable record this season, during which NJ
hey have lost but few games. For the OF
ast few weeks the Caledonia quintet :"
ave been greatly strengthened by the "
ppearance in their lineup of Bellanger, "
well known basketball player in New 81
hampshire, through his affiliations with M
aconia. In the Caledonia team will be te
he following list Of players: Bellangcr, on
!. Gibson. P. Gibson, w. Gibson and be
huck Darling Manager Maekie viii st
it his customary combination against f'
outh Ryegate, which is composed of tn
NTH. Ogston. Stuart, Hagan, Grady IL
nd Carroll. ia