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

estate, page 7,
Fair at Uniyersalist church now open.
Admission, Zoe.
George r.. Beyerle, piano tuner, will
be in Barre Dec. l. Leave orders at this
office.
Three Dinah dolls will have charge Of
booth at the Uniyersalist fair and sale
to night.
We've everything in rubber footwear
for every member of the family. Tilden
Shoe Co.
Woman's club rummage sale to-mor-
row in emergency room, city building
Don't forget it.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge, No. IL, Wednesday evening,
Nov. Is, at 1880 o'clock.
The Altrurans will meet with Mrs.
Nora Good on the Montpelier road Fri.
day afternoon at 2;30. Members please
take the 2;l5 ear.
Joseph Comolli of Foster street, who
has been in the employ OF the N. d.
Phelps Co. for several years, has com
pleted his duties and will be employed
BY Jones Bros.
In Mondays published list of hotel
arrivals appeared the names, "Mr and
Mrs Richie" This should have read r.
M. Richie and lady, who were registered
for dinner only.
| Morris Lee OF Bethlehem ~ H., who
has been visiting friends in the city for
the past few days, left yesterday for
New York and viii later sail for the
south to pass the winter.
Members of the Philathea class of the
First Baptist church are invited to the
home of Mrs. Sinclair, 81 Jefferson street,
this evening Those who are not mem
bers are also cordially invited. All are
asked to come prepared to sew.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Presby
terrain church will hold their regular
monthly meeting Wednesday evening
Nov. IS, at 7;l5 O'Clock, at the home
Of Mrs. Cato, Beacon street. A good |
attendance is desired
Regular review of Harmon hive, No. |, |
L. 0. T. NJ, Wednesday evening, Initia-
ton and refreshments. All officers and |
guards will meet at the hall at $3.50 I
sharp. Guards were uniforms. Let
there be a large attendance
At the home of John Bossi on Berlin
street, 50 guests with their wives and
friends, did justice to the deer shot by
the young son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Scam
pini. After the feast, a program was
carried out as follows: Hugo Ramela,
Harry Colobmo, Ambrose Scampini and
wife, introducing new dance steps; cor
net solos, Romeo Scampni, Charles Sass
ST, Edward Davidson and Charles Calder
ara.
An opportunity seldom afforded will /,
be given the patrons OF the Colonial fair
Friday evening, to listen to the oldtime !
tunes, when chorus of well-known
singers, led by the baton of Prof. Hol- !
lister, win render the bygone favorites.
The singers will be zen costume" At
the Universalist church at 1880.
One of the best known pieces of farm
realty in the near vicinity of the city
figured in deeds passed to-day On the
East Montpelier road the Hayden place,
SO called, owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
l.. Nixon, was sold to Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
rift L. Baker of South Burlington. The !
comprises nearly 10 acres and
i located advantageously near the city !
limits. In the sale the stock, tools, crops, !
tic, are included. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker
ave moved their household goods from !
south Burlington and will occupy their .
lew purchase at once. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nixon are moving their goods to this )
ity and the former will be employed in .
me of the local stonesheds during the
winter. The price paid for the Hayden ;
property Appropriated $4,000. The sale '
vas made .nrough the ID. A. Perry real
state agency,
DIR. William Shaw of Trinity church. u
will speak at the Hedding D
hurch this evening. DIR. Shaw has Just
eturned from that great convention Of y
ne church recently held in Boston. where 7
men from all parts of the ft
=. s. gathered. He will tell something
bout this great meeting and IL ought -
D interest every member of the Hedding "
hurch and all who affiliate with that al
hurch. Special services will be held at "
he Hedding church every evening this Nc
eek except Saturday and the results
i'll be in proportion as those who ~
lould be interested put themselves into an
lis sort OF work The services will TO
Csc promptly, usually within the hour, tt
nd they will begin at 1880. All are wei. oi
me. IN
Undaunted BY the cold of last night
'er 300 persons gathered at the How. =.
nd hall 20 listen 20 the musicians, =
lndi and Basini and some of their n.
Ipls The program was a complete X,
ecess and when little Helen Rossi. age -,
finished her number she was given -
eat applause. After Miss Rossi's selec-
On from Don Givanis, Professor Landi -,
ndered a violin solo which was also M
~ pleasing. After q piano solo by IA
ofessor Basini Miss Rossi again took ~,
r seat Al the piano. this time beside 80,
r Basini. and duet was played. The n,
zee was excellent and IL was not until ia,
ey had again taken their seat at the
mo that the applause was stopped. 81,
ter the program the crowd made for ~
z booths and before the evening Was
er many were seen carrying large pack =,
es When Riley's orchestra started
? dance music about 80 couples cir ~. -
4 the floor To-night's program vii ="
.inde Male quartet, Scottish dances ~,
the Misses Willis and Thompson,
q club swinging BY the star perform
George Murray. ~