The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-27
TALK OF THE TOWN
New Belle waists at Knights.


store.
A daughter was born this morning /
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Mcdonald of Kir
street.
BY express today, newest silk stripe'
+ wolfe, price 25c and 45c yard. A
I Vaughan's.
Dan A, Perry and Quincy II. PER-.
\ returned this morning from a bushes
\ trip to Boston.
\ The |. O. O. L.. NJ. U. meeting is called
at $3.50 Friday, March 2s, on account o.
the Scotch concert,
Mrs. ID. G. Jarvis of Franklin street
went yesterday to Stowe, where she vii
pass few days with her mother.
Mrs. George Hines of Tlton, n. IL.
arrived in the city yesterday for visit
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M. l.
Aiken of Harrington avenue.
All the men of the Congregational
church parish are requested to meet Fri.
day evening at o'clock in the vestry
to arrange for a mems supper.
L. G. Wilson of Morrisville, manager
of the Bailey music rooms OF Lamoille
county, is passing a few days in this
city and Montpelier on business.
Miss Hattie Landers of South Main
street returned last night from Burling.
ton. where she has been visiting with rel.
atives for the past few days.
Edward F. Stevens of Boston, an archi-
teet and hospital specialist, arrived in
the city this morning to confer with
the trustees of the Barre City hospi-
tai
Mrs. George w. Mann of Wellington
street returned yesterday from Boston,
ton, where she has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. +. M. Laws, for few
days
Mrs. Patrick Brown and Mrs Andrew
Bonnet left to-day for st. Johnsbury,
where they will attend the funeral of a
relative, which is to be held tomorrow
morning.
Charles Klein, who has been passing
the winter at his former home at Tren-
ton, n. j.. returned to the city this
morning. Mr.. Klein will reside on Cen
trail street
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Mann enter
tanned party of friends at dinner at
their home, 81 Wellington street, last
evening, the occasion being the thirty
hints anniversary of their wedding.
Rev. Eugene +. Cray, who has been
visiting in the city for the past few
days as the guest of Rev. A. C. Griffin |
at the st. Monica parsonage, returned to- |
day to Albany, where he has parish.
Wednesdays arrivals at The B,zzel
hotel were as follows: Edwin Davis, |
A. C.. Bigelow, Brookfeld; |
W. i. Clarke, Brooklyn, n. Y; James
Smith, Hardwick; Roger Davie, Kings
ton, Ont.
"The Ragtime Four" vaudeville act
of local talent, met with ap-
prevail last evening in its initial appear
ance at the Pavilion theatre. The mem
oers of the act are John Duncon, William
Hurry, Charles Gibson and Harold L.
Mute. Many novelty singing specialties
we're introduced into the skit.
Wilson Pillsbury, Harry Kicker and A. h
P. Whitehill, listers of the town of Il
5roton, who attended the listers con. {
Eention at Montpelier yesterday, were !
visitors in the city last night as the i
guests of Charles PiIlsbury of 90 Ire
mont street. They returned to Groton ,
asst night over the Green Mountain Ex- \
lress. I
Companions of Granite City, No. 757. If
. 0. f.: As | am moving out of Barre, r
would like to have all members who e
re back with their dues call at my Z
ouse lis Maple avenue, and pay up, t
ny time from Saturday night, March {
8, to Tuesday, April |, as another COM Il
p, 10 Al ~ Al.
he financial secretary's office Mrs. t
Iaggie NPruneau, financial secretary. G
Miss Mary Brnie entertained the =
lembers OF the G. A. c., at her home :,
lst evening, when the following officers :
ere elected: President. Miss Birnie; 7
ice president, Miss May Lake; secre. =
Try, Marguerite Scott; treasurer, Ruth =
oward assistant secretary and treas :
rer, Warnitta Veale. The officers are : !.
} serve for the ensuing six months. :,
were served at the close =
the business meeting. :"
Roger Davis, who has been visiting at Ire
ingston, Ont, and other points in I'll
anada since last fall, returned to the tn
ty this morning. Mr.. Davis is a fl
Dckey player OF considerable ability, ge
lving played with amateur organza- fiji
ons in this city for few years. Dur oh
& the winter he has devoted his entire iii,
me to hockey, playing with several to
,ckey clubs in the vicinity of Kingston 70
r. Davis viii be a candidate for the in
ARE athletic club baseball team when Ju
ey report for practice next month. no
A birthday party was given to George VI
ola last evening at the home of his X
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. D. Molla. of De
Rim street. The occasion was his 18th "a
'thday anniversary. Mr.. Molla was ua
esented handsome gold stickpin and
Id signet ring by his friends. The X
ening was passed with games and
Isical program, to which many CON
buted. The feature of the program
5 the rendition of popular airs by a
artet composed of NJ. Mont, John Sp
ssh, Enrico Colombo and ePter Giaeh-
o. Refreshments were served to the
rty late in the evening.
Misses Clair and Kathleen Miles ten
ed reception last evening to their go,
me, l6 West street, to Misses Pauline
ming and Dorothy Donahue, of st. ae'
rvs academy, Burlington, who have tui
iting nthe city for the past week
their guests. There were about thir-
of the young peoples friends pres
at the reception. Progressive whist ]
a musical program were INDUCED in lin,
ing the evening. Edward Carroll me
) awarded the high honors for the WI
ST eompatitiou and Cyril Marion I.