The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Hash supper at Cniyersalist churc
fair at $50 tonight. Admission, 2Oc
William Piper left last night for Wor
cester, Mass, where he will be employed
in the state asylum.
Douglas Ingis OF Clark street Il
making an extended stay with relatives
in Providence, II. l., and vicinity.
Don't fail to attend the b. A. c. fail
tonight at Rowland hall. Admission
4 Toe. A good time assured to all. Every
body come.
Stanley f. Marsh of the East Mont
peler road went yesterday to Burling
ton, where he will make few days visit
with friends.
Among the Barre visitors in Burling'
ton yesterday for g. w. German, G. IL
Pape, G. w. Mecher, G. n. Tilden and
T.. j. Owens.
Mrs. Frederick w. Hudson of Franklin
street left to-day for Springfield, Mass
where she will make visit OF several
days with relatives.
Miss Margaret Newton, who has been
visiting friends on East street for the
past 10 days, returned this morning to
her home in Chelsea.
Officers and teachers of the Congrega-
tional Sunday school are requested to
meet in the vestry tomorrow (Thurs-
day. evening at o'clock.
All X. of P's wishing to go to West
Topsham Thursday night, please report
to Cummings & Lewis drug store on
Wednesday evening or Thursday morn
ing.
For the championship of the city in
football the team known as Merlo's acad-
envy have laid their claim, owing to win
ming more games than any other minor
team.
Constantine Papathedore, clerk in
the Barre Candy Kitchen who has been
taking a weeks vacation in Montreal
and vicinity, returned to his work this
morning
The Ida Read Woman's Christian TEN.
perance union viii hold their regular
meeting Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
az the home of Mrs. III. w. Shores, %
Hall street, off Elm.
Mrs George Camp, who has been Wis
ting at the home of DIR. G. I. Camp in
Asbury Park, N. j., returned last night
to this city for few days visit at the
home of II. w. Scott.
Mrs. Cormia, Mrs. Wilson, and Mrs.
Nourse of Milton, who have been max
ing a few days visit at the home of Mrs.
a. G. Jones of 2ll East street, returned
To their home yesterday.
The item in yesterdays paper that
an X-ray examination had been made
of Orreste Boffino's ankle, which he in
iured recently, was incorrect. Mr.. Bot
fino is getting along as well as could be
Miss Gladys Fletcher OF West street,
Mass, former resident of
west hill, Barre Town, has been confined
to her bed with heart trouble since last
April VIII her friends kindly send
postcards for her birthday, Nov. 25f
Vinctia club will keep "open house,
to- night to wives and friends of mem
bers for the first time this season. The |
assembly is to be one of several ladies' |
nights to be held during the winter
months. An entertainment at o'clock |
will be followed by cards, dancing and |
Moses G. Flanders. who has been pass.
ng several days in Barre as the guest |
IF his son, A. NJ. Flanders, of Orange |
street, and with a party of Barre hunters
II Camp Kernel on Pigeon pond in Plain
ield, left last night for a short stay in
Bradford before returning TO his home
n Manchester, y. H.
The ladies OF the Baptist missionary
iociety are asked TO come Ia the work
Meeting at the church Thursday after
noon at 2;l5. Bring articles for the
christmas box suitable for a large man,
medium.sized lady and three girls, II.
, and II years old.
Cards have been received here announc.
nc the marriage Of Miss Mary Kath.
rine Goodhue of North6eld Mimi, 20
iugh H. Wellman of Chicago. H. Mr.
Vellman will be- remembered as for
ner student OF Goddard seminary. Mr.
nd Mrs. Wcllman are 20 make their
ome at 534i DensmOre avenue, Chicago.
Yesterday afternoon the social meet
ng OF the Barre Woman's club was well
ttended The ladies brought their sew
ng and listened to piano duet hy Mrs.
llNtNf MhIltu anu MIS- - ~ BaliANNs
IN excellent paper on tho early history
{ Barre was written and read By Miss
Blanche Tilden. Refreshments were
crVed by members Of the executive
GARD.
Plenty of heat for the students AZ
paulding school Is now available
Trough the decision Of the authorities
D work both a day and a night shift AZ
he furnace During the day the rogu- Z
II ianitor attends 20 the fires and at
ieht a man Is employed whose sole duty
10 maintain the temperature AZ a Ger I
lin degree. Work on the new heating
1psratus is going forward rapidly and 4
fore cold weather begins in earnest il =
hoped. the system viii have been com g
.Cted.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Averiil and dauph.
a. Miss Euls d Averll left this morn
g for Los Angeles. CAL where they
,peet 20 make their home. There was 4
large gathering Of friends AZ tie Cen +
20 Vermont station 20 bid them fare
% They were accompanied hr Mrs.
rank " Robinson n French street HHo