The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Sixty styles shirtngs and waistings al
Il Knights.
Il You can hear the new Edison disc ma
II chine at browns Drug Store. II. D.
II Gibson.
II John Kelley OF Bethel returned home
Il last night after a visit to James Sulli-
H van OF Prospect street
Il Mrs Gerard and niece of Brookfeld
/ ara visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ris-
ing OF III South Main street.
Antonio Nardini OF North Main street
left Saturday night for New York, where
he will be employed as stonecutter.
II Mrs. Barbara Webster of Williams
4 town passed Sunday with her father,
Daniel Webster, of 68 South Main street.
| The ladies of the Methodist hcurch
will serve a chicken pie supper in the
dining room OF the church Friday even
ing from $50 to 7.
| William Mears, jr., has returned to
his home in Haveril, Mass, after having
been the guest of Miss Jessie Beattie of
Brook street for a few days.
A. f, Batchelder of Montpelier has
bought a summer home in Randolph and
is moving his household goods to that
town, as he took possession Oct l.
Frank Bartlett and Peter Giacherio
have returned from three days motor
trip, having visited Cambridge Junction,
johnson, st. Johnsbury and Littleton,
/ y. H.
George Harritos, until recently of Con-
cord, n H., left this morning for Bur
lington, after having passed few days
IN Barre as the guest OF his former EN-
ployer, George Maniatty of Prospect
street. In Burlington, Mr.. Harritos viii
open fruit store.
| The first regular meeting Of the Barre
| Woman's club will be held Tuesday aft
ernoon, Oct. 6, at 2;30 o'clock. Reports
| from the delegates to the national con
vention in Chicago will be given, and
social hour will follow. There will be |
no board meeting. New members can |
obtain their membership tickets at the
door.
Upwards of $50 people patronized the |
harvest supper and food safe in the par
Tors of the Unversaist church Saturday |
evening The supper was served under |
the direction of Mrs. s. u. Allen and /
Mrs. Mary Benedict who 7ere assisted /
in serving by number of the young
women Of the church. Afterwards there
was social hour and the ladies union
conducted a successful food sale.
Fine weather conditions favored the
first Sunday concert OF the Barre Citi-
zens' band yesterday afternoon. The
program was given in the music stand in
city park and large number OF people
gathered to hear the selections. All of
the numbers were fayorite sacred selec-
tions. If weather conditions warrant an.
other outdoor concert, Il is possible that
second program viii be given on some
Sunday in October.
Owing to change in the date OF a
session of United States court in Rut
land, Clerk Fred $ Patt will not he IN
Barre TO receive citizenship applications
until Oct -. or thereabouts. Late in
September, il was announced that some
100 prospective citizens would have an
to apply for papers this week ,
but the clerk has been called to Rut
land to attend court, and the local
session OF court was postponed accord.
ingly,
At his home on Granite street Sat. :
urday evening Charles Zanleoni was ten.
dered a surprise visit BY 20 Of hls young
men friends The occasion was the DIST
brit hday OF the host and il was during
4 lul in the program Of games and mn
sic that Mr. Zanleoni was presented
handsome travelling bag. Tho prcscnta-
ton speech was made hv Charles Glib.
hons. the recipient replying in well
chosen words 4 banquet brought the
affair to q close
Three hundred delegates arc expected
% attend the Vermont state Sunday
school convention which meets in Barre
bet. p % These delegates are 10 be
entertained in our homes. and the com ,
nittee having this in charge will can
Ass the city this week 10 secure places
or them. II Is hoped that All who can
gill take one or more Of these delegate.
/ each one viii b. prepared 20 say how
nany can be cared for i will save the
q lot Of time.
During tho first week IN November the
adgs' union OF the lni,ersalist church
gll hold their annual fair IN the par
ors Of the church. Plans for the hazaar
r. already under way and an effort viii
y made 10 make il the most successful
{ il kind in several YEAR,. The ladies -
I the union will meet IN the church X
cstry Wednesday afternoon ~ 900 "
clock to work on the arrangement
arious committees are urged % h
resent and an those Wbo are 20 serve
re also requested 10 attend u b. nu
Important meeting and the largest AZ.
andsnce possible q desired.
Nearly 200 school children gave their
.eond presentation II Hiawatha ~ Il
.attnee performance q The opera ho1.a !.
aturdsy afternoon before large croFd.
hosr who were unahlf 81 attend when
ae children seorcd their fret sueress
ith LoBgfc'iov's epie Thursday evening
y a point 20 ~ present ~aturdr
1d The entertainment sas wrl worth
ip time u ANYTHING. THE rUuthirl
arges ~ MIS- ~cates I'D tFtter thaH
TIE initial Performance A. - th'
srmer oreasi0m. Miss ~eatns rcad Ire
ars While the rbtiaren arted p Tartn-
inna- The crowd we auirk Do toire rts 4
arlausf and the entire program Hfrt
.relleh uitiout hitth Vocal zfle
pn- ~ several of the sal1.sts aua &c