The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-12
TALK OF THE TOWN


Panne velyets at Abbott's.
Full assortment Xmas handkerehiets
at Knights.
Flannelette night robes special at the
| Vaughan Store.
Regular meeting of the Modern Wood
men of America this "Wednesday even
ing at o'clock
0. c. AverilI viii start another term
of six lessons in dancing on Wednesday
evening Nov. IL. A good time for those
who wish to dance to start.
Regular monthly business meeting of
the ladies' union of the Universalist
church viii be held in the church parlor
Wednesday, Nov. II, at 3 p. m. All
come
Richard Langlois of Boston arrived in
the city this forenoon for few days
visit with friends. The latter part OF
the week he will 90 to Burlington for
few days visit.
The recital which will be given at God
dard seminary this evening is entitled,
"The Poetry of Nature" The piano.
forte pieces viii be rendered by Alice N.
Ayerill. Mr.. Lamont will sing the songs.
No admission will be charged and every
one 10 NOIuluiiN NtlSpIlt.
The register at The Buzzell yesterday
contained the following names: II. G.
Roberts, Burlington; W. +. Langlos,
Boston, Henry Vailore, Boston; John
Lavery, Rutland; H. w. Camp, Water
boro, Me-; f. ID. Gould, WATERFORD, Me-;
Carl Brassaw, Randolph; r, Fl. Dear
born, Chelsea.
The Barre Woman's club provided an
evening of enjoyment last night when it
presented Mrs. Donald G. Mclntire OF
Waterbury, who gave delightful rem.
dering of "Polly of the Circus" There
was a large attendance of members of
the club and guests, it being also the
first gentlemen's night of the season.
Between the acts. piano solo was rem
dered by Miss Emily Benedict, a So
prano solo by Miss Arlene Jeffords and
piano duet by Misses Lewmina Rick
ert and Hazel Nackay.
Carpenters and sheet metal workers,
who have been engaged for the past few
weeks in the construction OF building
to be used in connection with The Buzz
zell skating rink on Pearl street, com
pIeted their duties to-day. The building
has dimensions OF IS feet by Is feet and !
stands about ~ feet in height. The
structure contains a spacious rest room
and skate-storing room. The struc- |
ture is faced with steel sheeting, max !
ing fireproof building.
On the occasion of her 18th birthday !
anniversary about 80 young friends last /
evening gathered at the home OF Miss |
Hazel Benjamin on the Montpelier road. |
Tbn Mi afap min
came as a great surprise. During the /
evening she was the recipient of many |
presents from her friends A musical |
and literary program of especial merit |
was carried out by members of the mer-
rymakers. Progressive whist was in |
dulged in. Dainty refreshments were
served during the course Of the evening.
Much interest is being centered in the
proposed game of football between the
middler class Of Spaulding high school
and the three other combined classes,
which will be staged on the Lincoln
on Tuesday afternoon, Nov. IS.
At present the middler class rules fa-
vorite for the game, owing to the num-
Der of regular varsity men in their
ranks. Among those who may represent
the 1915 class are r. Tomasi, Gordon,
Cowie, oliver. Carroll, Walstrom, Coles
and others. To build the other aggre-
cation there will be available, Captain
Brown, Wiley. T. Tomasi, Smith, Maid
en-, Cheney and others.
At an early hour this morning, Earl
Shepard of the Montpelier road started
for Lanesboro. where he viii pass
the day in quest of deer. He is
brakeman in the employ OF the Mont
pelier & Wells River railroad and he re-
ceiyed his inspiration to hit the trait
while he was passing through Lanesboro
Yesterday on his regular rum Within
the boundary lines of the section Shep-
ard espied total of seven deer Tn
one herd there were five deer. bucks
and does. They We're peacefully grazing
within short distance of the passing
train. The other two were detected at
as the train continued its trip
through the town limits.