The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-04
TALK OF THE TOWN


III The best in tonsorial service at Mier
III sanitary shop.
III See to-morrow's Times for opening o
II the Tilden Shoe company's store.
II The ladies' aid society dance to-nigh
II will be chaperoned by three well-know
II ladies.
II j. 4. Wardlaw of Ottawa, Ont, wa
II aI.ong the business visitors in the CT,
II yesterday.
\ c. i. Gilillam of st. Johnsbury ar
II rived in the city to-day for few days
\ business visit.
i Louis 0Brien of Portland, Me-, ar
h rived in the city last night for week
\ visit with friends
\ The Arts and Crafts club will nee
h Tomorrow evening with Miss Beatrc,
Kent, Wellington street.
Gordon Riddell, jeweler, is moving
from the shop, SO North Main street, t.
room s, Alrich building. up one fight.
Phillip Griffin of Rutland is passing
few days in the city as the guest Of
his brother, Rev. A. G. Griffin, pastor OF
st. Monica's church.
Newell Demeritt, who has been EN-.
ployed for the past few months at the
Hotel Otis, has completed his duties and
returned to his home at Waterbury.
G. y. Dodge, supervising agent for the
New England district of the Singer Sew
ing Machine company, arrived in the city
to-day for few days business visit.
A mass meeting of union men will be
! held in the carpenters hall, Nichols
block, on Thursday evening, Feb. o, at
1880 O'Clock. Business, municipal cleo
! tion.
| Misses Margaret Gleason and Bertha
Hinckley, who have been spending the
past few days in the city as the guests
Of friends, returned to-day to Their
homes in Burlington.
A regular meeting OF Barre local, No.
|, will be held at headquarters, Seam
PM block, Wednesday evening, Feb. 5, at
1880 Lyceum secretary will be there at
to collect from lyceum workers.
The Otis restaurant, which has been
operated for the past few months under
the management of Mrs. Mary Ogston
and Mrs. Wyllie in connection with the
hotel Otis, was closed Saturday night.
A surprise party was given TO Miss
Fannie Howard last evening at the home
of Mrs. II. A. Goodrich of Eastern ave-
nue., attended by number of her friends.
The evening was passed in Il social man.
ner, light collation. being served during
the evening.
Hearts of Oak lodge, No. 4477, Sons
of st. George, will commemorate the
fourth anniversary Of the institution of
the lodge tonight with exercises in the
Foresters hall, Worthen block. Many
well known speakers will be in attend |
ance at the anniversary.
The January circle of the ladies aid |
viii hold social at the Congregational |
church Wednesday evening, Feb. 5. Pro-
gram will consist of music, and an Illus
trated talk on the Bermudas by Frederic
Edwards, followed by light refreshments
and a social hour. Admission, zoe.
Harold Morse, who has been visit |
ing Mt the home of his mother, Mrs.
Harriet Morse, of Camp street, for the
past few days, returned last night to
Dartmouth college, accompanied by
Francis Pooer, who has been the guest /
Of Mr.. Morse during his visit in the
city.
The members Of the "45" team front
the A, Q. II. rendered banquet sat.
urday evening at the members Of SIM
liar team, representing the G. o. II, as
The forfeit for the defeat incurred by !
the A., o. H. in series Of games
short time ago. The committee IN charge ,
IF the banquet furnished literary ana
musical program by well known con
.rbutors. Short post-prandial exercises .
sere held
Tonight at the Church street gymnas-
nm Goddard seminary will meet Mont
,elier high school in the first game OF
is series. Montpelier high school is rep
esented this winter by group of play
rs who have been affiliated with this \
ranch OF athletics at Montpelier for 1
everal years, presenting well organ !
zed lineup. To date, Montpelier high J
chool looms up as the most formidable
ontestant for the state title Goddard
as met with Indifferent success all dur
~ the year, SO Coach kutrz is not
rilling to predict the outcome. .
Before a crowded house. one of the
irgest of the season. the Klark Urban
o., opened a weeks engagement in the
pera house last evening with THE Man
( the Hour favnrite of few sea-
ms back. The audience seemed to en-
" the rendering, for it stamped its
pproval in no uncertain tone at every 4
irn OF the story. The cast was uni
'rmly good and with a few members in
le leads who possessed more than pass
e ability, the company probably gave
good returns for the money asked
any company ever gave in Barre.
etween the acts a number of excellent +
were given and to its facil-
V for entertaining at the interludes
identity belongs much of the meritori-
is reputation which the Klark Urban
}. has gained for itself The company
IS number of good bills in its roper
ire and last nights attendance points
full houses through the week. 1.-THE 4