The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ida II. Cyr, trained nurse, 46 Elr
street. Phone 405-M.
Big value this week in house dresses
Paris Shirtwaist House.
II You should try those Isle thread hose
2 pairs for Zoe, at ferry's.
Il King and Lowell in a novelty Austral
ian act at the Pavilion.-Adv.
/ James Mcdonald, Scotch baker, com
pleted his duties at '.My Bakery" to- day
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Huntington, VIII,
were called here by the death of Mis-
Pike of Orange, have returned to thei
home in Cambridge, Mass.
Armel Croteau, who was painfully in
lnred while working at 4. A. Bugbee 4
Co.'S shed few weeks ago, was able II
resume his duties yesterday.
Peter Gotta, who has been employed il
the Bennett barber shop for severa
months has completed his duties an,
returned to his home in Montpelier.
| The annual general meeting of tn,
Barre Rangers Football club will be helt
| in the Clan Gordon hall Friday night
May !, at o'clock. Per order president
| Local 4SS Musicians Protective asso
citation, will hold regular meeting al
the usual place Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. All members are urged to at.
| tend.
Menu for the May breakfast at thu
Congregational church Friday morning
$3.50 to $3.50 o'clock: Fruit, cereal, toast
rolls, bacon, eggs, doughnuts. coffee
Price, 25c.
Through an oversight, the report oil
the 500 clubs trip to Waterbury yes.
terday failed to include the names OF
Mrs. Wilmarth A. Drew and Mrs. Arthur
L. Ayerill.
Frank B. Brand, who has been en-
ployed in the city for the past few
months, left yesterday for st. Georges,
N. S., where he will remain for the COM
ing summer months.
Miss Edith Gordon, who has been pass
ing a month at her home on Spaulding
street, left the city this morning for
Wsltham, Mass, to resume her duties in
the Waltham training school for nurses.
The announcement of dance to be
given by the young ladies' circle of the
Uniyersalist church May /, as given in
yesterdays Times, was an error. IL is
to be held May 10, as previously adver-
tised.
The entertainment on May L at the
furnished by the sons and daughters of
the party members and also by the
party members themselves. Harris or
chestra will furnish music for the dane
ing from until IL o'clock.
The subject of the prayer meeting talk
tonight at the Hedding church will be-:
Conference Echoes" The pastor will
speak Of that which was most interest
ing and helpful at the conference ses-
sion at Hardwick. IL was fine confer
ence and one long to be remembered.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grant, who have
been passing several months at their
former home near Aberdeen, Scotland,
arrived in Barre last night from Mont
real, where they have been spending
few days with relatives since landing
from the Allan liner, Corsican, which
shipped out Of Glasgow April is.
The entertainment committee of the
L. A., A. 0. H., have completed plans for
the big May ball to be held in the How
land hall this evening. The Riley sing
ing orchestra will furnish music for the
dancing. During the evening refresh
ments will be served. The ball is an an
nual event and this season the affair is
expected to be a much greater success.
All are welcome to attend.
One of the departmental conferences
of the Barre district Sunday school gath
ering tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
will be conducted by DIR. O. G. Stickney,
with program as follows: "The adult
department usually the weak depart
adult class; Organization" "What the
class can do for ITSELF; "What it can
do for the school and church" A num-
Der of our organized class workers viii
lead in these discussions.
Notice TO Sunday school workers! All
the Sunday school workers attending the
local teachers and officers in
cluded, are invited to take supper to-
gether in the vestry of the Congrega
tional church Friday afternoon. Supper
viii be served promptly at 8 O'Clock and
it is the purpose of the committee to
make the supper hour a pleasant social
feature OF the convention. A complete
and interesting exhibit of Bibles and
Testaments viii be displayed at the con-
yention. Special teachers edition and
Sunday school scholars Bibles will at
tract attention. All are invited to ex-
anime the books.
Allen Langlois of Burlington arrived
in the city to-day. MIR. Langlois will
as a driver for the automobile
truck at the fire station under the linn
tied speed order recently adopted in the
Mr.. Langlois has had two
years experience in driving the car in
the Burlington department and is said
to be a cool and competent man. He
takes the place of Allan A. Morris re-
signed. Pasquale De Cesare of Boston
arrived in Barre this morning and has
started work in the Ross barber shop
on Depot square, succeeding Clifton
Peake, who recently went to Underhill
for his health. Until a year ago Mr..
De Cesare was employed as a barber in
Among the business visit
)rs in Barre yesterday and to-day were
Herbert C. Comings of Richford and |
James Z. Burke of West Rutland.
Mrs. Moses Gotler of Seminary street |
vent this forenoon to Burlington, where
ihe will spend the remainder Of the week |
With relatives. James X. Mckenzie of /
Merchant street left on a late forenoon
rain for Rutland, where he will visit his
laughter for a few DAYS. John r. Ross,
Who has been employed in Websterville
or several months, went this forenoon
o Montreal, where he has position. |
jeremiah III. Allard, who has been visit
ne Barre friends since Sunday, returned "
his forenoon to his home in Springfield,
Macs pnrtar peFrin loft at Or O'clock /