The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the new wash goods at Vaughan's
Reno Manic, "The Vaudeville Girl at
the Pavilion to-day.
| Another one of our popular Saturday
specials. C. N. Kenyon & Co.
II You are interested in the hospital
benefit drink at RusselPs Friday.
The Methodist boy scouts will have
the use of the gymnasium Friday night
Members of the Hedding choir please
meet for rehearsal Friday night at
O'Clock sharp.
The choir of the First Baptist church
will please meet Friday evening prompt
| ly at O'Clock for rehearsal
daughter, weighing nine pounds,
was born this morning to Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Dunleayy of Maple avenue.
There will be a rehearsal for the Sum
day school entertainment at the Meth
odist church tomorrow afternoon at
A o'clock.
Misses Rowell and Walker are not
superstitious, as they begin their reduc-
tion sale following the recent fire Fri
day, the 18th. See adv.
The 300" club will meet the Ozarks
on the Merlo Bros. alleys this evening
The "300' club will meet the Weho
club during the latter part of the week,
Dance Remember the o'clock dance
in the Rowland hall Tuesday, March IL,
couple; axtra ladies, l0c Riley's orches-
ira of six pieces.
Charles Keith of l57 North Seminary
street is one Barre hen faneier who be-
lieves in the "early bird" He has l02
single comb r. |, Red chicks Matched out
last Monday.
Miss Minnie Maxwell, a teacher at
the AlathewsOn school. received word
last evening OF the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. John Maxwell, at her home
in Waitstield Miss Maxwell left this
forenoon for Waitsfield
A bowling team representing the
Dewey Column Cutting Works defeated
the Burke Bros. bowling club at the
Merlo Bros. alleys last evening three
straight games. The best bowling of
the evening was contributed by Jake
Fraser, who secured high single string
with 1913 and also high three string
total
At a meeting OF the Italian Pleasure
club, held recently, it was decided to
conduct its annual pool, mora and
carom pool tournament at the close of
the Lenten season. These tournaments
have always been big factor on the
clubs calendars. The tournaments will
consume about three weeks time before
completion.
Partners" two-reel Eclair North
western Offering, featuring Barbara Ten
nant and Alex Francis; "A Wife's
Secret" with Lois Webber and Philips
Smalley. also an !. NJ. p. comedy. Elixir
of Love" at the Bijou. BE sure to see
''Iyanhoe," four-reel King Baggott |.
NJ. T. tomorrow.
Students and admirers of Spaulding
high school signalized the high schools
victory over Montpelier high
school with big celebration last even
ing Much significance was attached to
the outcome and at the conclusion of
the game an impromptu mass meeting
of about 200 students was held and
plans were formulated for the celebra-
ton. Within few minutes after the !
close of the play boxes and other in
nammable material were collected and |
piled at one corner of the city park. "A |
match was applied to the pile and soon
the fire assumed such proportions that |
il was visible for a great distance. The |
students then marched through the |
streets giving vent TO their yells and |
cheers. The last remnants of the |
student body departed for home shortly |
before midnight