The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Il Kew kimono aprons for 39s at AID
bolts.
Peerless muslin underwear leads all.
See them at Vaughan's.
H +. Nj. Laws of Wellington street lett
Saturday night for Boston, where he
will pass the week with Mrs. Laws.
Mrs. Morris Gotler Of Seminary street
left this forenoon for Burlington, where
she will make weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Alfred Whipple Of Maiden, Mass, who
has been visiting friends in the city Tor
a few days, returned this morning to
his home.
4 w. b. Mckenzie of Patterson street
left to-day on an extended business trip
/ through the Empire state IN the m
Iterest of Burke Bros.
/ Mrs. w. +. Shepard of Washington
street and Miss Glynora Gould OF Perry
street returned Saturday from ~
days stay in New York.
William Burr, who has been passing a
few days as the guest of friends on
North Main street, returned last night
to his home at Charlotte.
| James Williams, who has been visit
ing for the past few days as the guest
/ OF ifleHuS at hfdHltefbtts ittuheN "
day to his home at Proctor
The regular business meeting OF the
Congregational Philathea class will be
held at the home Of Mrs. N. ID. Phelps,
Park street, Wednesday evening at 1:lo
O'Clock.
At the parish mass at st. Aonica's
church yesterday, the banns of marriage
between James t. Kearney and Miss Flor
ence NJ. Brown, both of this city, We're
published.
Regular meeting Of the r. c. ]. r. A.
in X. p. hall Wednesday evening, Feb.
| IL, at 1880 o'clock All clerks having
applications are asked to appear for in
itiation. X. j. Maggiani, rec. Sec
Frank Craddock, who has been en-
ployed for the past few years at the
Cummings & Lewis pharmacy, complet-
ed his duties there Saturday night and
assumed a position with the Drown
pharmacy this morning.
The second matches of the card and
pool tournament arranged for the win
ter between the Barre and Montpelier
councils, Knights of Columbus, win be
held at the Seampini building to-mor-
row night.
The Spaulding high school glee club
will hold social dance in the Rowland
hall on Friday evening, Feb. 10. This
will be the second social dance to be con-
Quoted under the auspices of the glee
club during the winter. Harris orches
ira has been secured to furnish music
for the dancing.
To the consumers Of Barre: wish
to say that the J.. B. Dodge creamery
will keep open and continue 10 do re.
tail business as in the past. First-class
butter, cheese, milk, cream, eggs, ice
cream, maple sugar and syrup will be
handled under the very best sanitary
conditions. c. f. Smith, receiver.
The annual sleigh ride of the Epworth
league OF the Methodist church will be
held on Wednesday evening, Feb. II.
The members of the league will 60 to
Plainfeld. where arrangements have
been made to serve supper and pass a
social evening. All those desiring TO 90
viii please forward their names to Miss
Eleanor Sweet, John Vercoe or Sidney
Oliver.
Among those who registered at The
Buzzell hotel yesterday were the follow
ing: James McNally, San. Francisco.
Cal; H. n. Bennett, Boston; Charles
Bouten and wife, Brooklyn, N. Y; Paul
inc Beck, New York; A. j. Tassie, Bos- |
ton; Earle j. Marsahll, Manchester, n. |
H.; fourteen members Of the Doyle |
stock company; twelve members Of THE
Spendthrift" company.
Granite City camp, No. s6Sd. Modern /
Woodmen of America, are making ar
rangements for a social evening to be |
held on the night of February 20 in the
camp headquarters. The affair will be
one of a number of ladies nights"
which the camp plans to hold during the
closing months OF winter ard the early |
spring. There viii be a program, re-
freshments and dancing.
On the Spaulding high school basket.
ball schedule appears an lll-important
game this week. On FRIDAY evening the
strong Burlington high school team will
be the opponent. The Spiulding team
will devote the entire week TO faithful
practice and will strain every point to
triumph over the Queen CITY team that
defeated the local quintet at Burlington
last week. Both teams are figuring in
the state championship race and are ex-
pected TO afford an interesting game.
INSTRUMENTATION clergymen who
have been in charge of the social service
in this city since Saturday
morning, left this forenoon for Newport,
where the fourth OF n se5es Of surveys
will be opened tonight Rev. DR.. sam
nel T. Batten, who addressed a large
gathering in the opera house last night
will be the speaker and others who will
participate in the institute are Rev
John B. Reardon of Barre and Rev C.
c. Wilson of Burlington, both of whom
are members Of the mathematician
committee.
Judge II. W. Scott to-day shipped one
Of his finest specimens of Sicilian But
tercups to well-known Iowa poultry
fancier. The Buttcrcup, cockerel, was
Dne of the prize winners in the big eX-
hibit at New York recently, and when
the birds were being Grated for tie
nomeward journey the cockerel vas sin
yled out as the pick of the exhibit A
few days later Judge Scott received
etter from the Iowa man. Negotia
lions were started and the deal was
closed Saturday. Several days will
,lapse before the bird reaches its desti-
nation.
The seniors OF the high school jour.