The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

H A SILVER tea set is offered for prize at
H the shooting gallery.
Il Mems supper tonight from to at
II the Universalist vestry. Admission, Zoe
II Miss Marion NJ. Page returned to
II Barre this morning, after spending few
Il days with friends in Burlington.
II A big special feature, "The Third De-
\ gree will be shown to-day only at the
/ Biiou, the home of good pictures .-Adv.
H The Cleaners will meet with Mrs.
H Carswell this Tuesday evening at 1880.
H Church of the Good Shepherd -Contir-
n nation class at O'Clock sharp Wednes-
\ day evening in the church. The class is
open to all.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge, No. Is, Wednesday evening,
Dec. 3, at 1880. Nomination. Per order
noble grand,
Mrs. j. c. Bell of East Montpelier is
passing several days in Barre as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Loren j. Bell of
Maple avenue.
A. p Abbott of Edgewood returned
this morning from Boston, where he has
been spending the past few days on bus
mess interests.
Ladies' union concert and dance in
Rowland hall Thursday evening. Riley's
singing orchestra. Bill 81, including re-
freshments Extra ladies, 25c.
The regular monthly meeting of the
ladies' aid society of the Presbyterian
church will be held in the library room
on Wednesday evening at o'clock
II Warren Cummings, of the Cummings
& Lewis Pharmacy, returned this fore
noon from Boston, where he has been
spending the past few days on business.
! All members Of the Baptist church
having articles for the missionary boxes,
which the young ladies are packing, are
asked to bring them to the church vestry
| tonight.
The street sprinkling assessments are
now due. The street committee have
placed them in the hands OF George Cook
for collection, who win call soon on all
parties liable to assessment
All those interested in Between Two
Foes" the play to be produced by the
Newman Dramatic club, will please meet
at the Convent OF the Sacred Heart on
| Summer street at s O'Clock tonight.
At the meeting OF the directors of the
Board of Trade last evening, a commit
! tee was appointed to secure someone to
call on members for the collection of dues
for this year, where the same have not
been paid.
| Regular review OF Harmon hive, No. l.
| L. o. T. NJ, will be held Wednesday
evening at o'clock. All officers and
guards are asked to be present, as there
| is work Guards please wear uniform.
Refreshments
| Miss Mae Thwing OF Franeonia, N. H.,
arrived in the city yesterday for visit
hn home nf 80 fTbo,,,a-
Mercer of Cliff street. Miss Thwing will
return in a few weeks to pass the win
ter at Franconia
Those ladies of the Methodist church,
who are interested in the sale TO be held
Dec. 10, are asked to meet at the church
to sew Tuesday at 2:30 p. m, II any
have cloth for aprons, who wish them
made, bring it at this time.
Morgan Hatch of Bolster place left |
yesterday for Middlesex, where he will |
occupy farm he recently purchased. |
For the past few years Mr.. Hatch has |
BEEN employed at the II. j. Smith mar
ket on North Main street.
John Pateneault of Fresno, Cal. was a |
visitor in the city yesterday on his way |
TO Manchester, n. H.. where he has Sc
cured position at the 1904 cigar fac |
tories. For the past few weeks Mr.. Pat |
eneault has been engaged at his trade I
lat Montreal While in the city he was
the guest of Charles Emslie.
Joseph Fraser of Murray street re-
turned yesterday from Chicago, where
he has been employed for the past few |
months in the granite industry. Mr.. |
Fraser has been absent from the city |
for over year and in that time has |
followed his trade at Toledo, Chicago,
Denver, Dies Moines and Oklahoma City. i
Tickets for the clerks dance. to be held
in Rowland hall Wednesday evening
may be procured from Mr. Huntoon at
the Smith & Cummings store, W. H. Eager
at the 4. NJ. Lyon store, X. j. Maggiani
at the McWhorter store, Ira Houston at
the f. E. Burr jewelry store, Lee Shepard
and John Casabela at the Peoples
shoe store, or John T. Callaghan at My
Bakery.
Prof A. A. Borland, Thomas Bradlee,
and +. II. Loveland of the state agricul-
tural college at Burlington. r. H. Moran
of Jericho, who is also connected with
the states agricultural extension pro-
gram, arrived in the city to-day for the
agricultural school to be held at South
Barre. All four will have classes at the
farmers school and during their stay in
this vicinity they will be registered at
the City hotel.
To-day's guest list at the City hotel
included the following visitors from out
of the city: G. G. Boynton, Hartford
Conn; H. L. Weston, Boston; T. Bradlee,
A. A. Borland. Z. II Loyeland and +. H.
Moran, Burlington; ] j. Cahill, p. r.
Graves, Boston; H. G. Kanzer, Palmer,
Mass; f. w Cilley, Newbury; r. NJ.
Boston, j. j. Skidmore,
Claude Nerney, David w. Pike, Boston.
Among those who registered at The
Buzzell hotel yesterday were the fol-
lowing list: n. G.. Adams and wife,
Washington, d. G.. II. NJ. Bennett, Bos
ton; William Bippins. Greenfield, Mass;
Edward Sheppard, Boston; J. b. Fergu
son, Boston; Fred o. Kinney. Boston; Z.
sato, Bethel; j. +. Woodruff, Burling
ton; Edwin A. Church. Boston; w. j.
Smith, Utica, n. Y; f. H. Kennedy, !
Chelsea; A. Hartikka. Bethel.
George c. Anderson, who lived in
Barre number of years and held the !
checker championship of Vermont until
he left the state for Mt. Airy, N c., has
added another championship to his
record. as he is now checker champion for
the southern states. He played match I
last week of thirty games with Fish
burne, who has held the title for many I
years, and the result was Anderson 6, IA