The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Baked bean supper at the Universalist
church Saturday night from $3.50 to 1850
Look for menu Friday.
Miss Georgianna Bruere of Winooski
arrived in the city this forenoon for a
few days visit with relatives.
James Brown of Cliff street went to.
day to st. Johnsbury, where he will
visit for few days with friends.
George Shelley of Boston arrived in
the city to-day to pass few days as
the guest of friends on Maple avenue.
Wallace Kinds of Northampton, Mass,
was visitor in the city to-day on his
| way to East Corinth to pass few days
with relatives.
! The condition of w. f. Cato of IL
/ Beacon street, who has been confined by
illness for several days, was reported
to be somewhat improved this after
noon.
At the Bijou two features, an |. NJ. p.
comedy drama in two reels, Levi and
McGinnes Run for Office; also Nestor
two-reel drama, Justice of the Wild"
featuring Mona Darkfeather.
A regular meeting of branch No. l
of Barre local of the Socialist party
will be held this evening at 1880 IN
| Scampini block Committees reports
will be heard; therefore, all party menu
beers should be on hand.
! The January circle of the guild of the
Church OF the Good Shepherd will hold
social afternoon with Mrs. Oscar An
derson, Maple avenue, Thursday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock. Admission, zoe.
Come and have a good time.
Clerks, take notice: Regular meeting
of Retail Clerks association in the X. of
| p. hall Wednesday evening, Jan. rs, at
1880 o'clock. All clerks who have appli-
cations are requested to appear for ini-
tiation. Per order X. Maggiani, seere-
tary.
| Victor Smith, who has been passing
| few days at his home on east hill, re-
| turned to-day to resume his studies at
Dartmouth college. James Langley, who
has been visiting at the home of his
parents at Edgewood, also returned to
Dartmouth to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Hull and
daughter, Lydia, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Morrison
of Batchelder street for few days, went
| this morning to Graniteyille, where they
will remain until Saturday before re
/ turning to their home in Woodbury. Cen
1 ter.
| Final preparations have been complet-
ed by the members of the senior class
of Spauldng high school for the produc-
tion of THE Cribber," at the high school
on Friday night. The play will be staged
in the high school chapel, commencing at
| s o'clock. "The Cribbero is a three act
comedy of college life. The cast OF
characters numbers 10, including some of
the best theatrical talent in the school,
After a number Of annoying delays,
the special committee appointed by the
retail clerks union announced to-day
that Wednesday, Feb. Is, had been def
nitely fixed as the date of the locals
Washington dance Because of conflict
ing dates, it was impossible to hold
the dance the Friday prior to Washing
tons birthday, which falls on Sunday
this year, or the Monday following.
Riley's orchestra has been engaged for
the affair, and a short concert viii pre-
cede the dancing. The committee viii
make more complete announcement of
what it intends to do before many days
elapse.
Rhode Island Red fanciers in Barre
and vicinity have each received copy
of an attractive poultry booklet setting
forth the peculiar merits OF the breed
and explaining the purpose of the Rhode
Island Red club, known as the United
Breeders of Rhode Island Reds of Amer
lea. The association now numbers many
thousands and there is hardly fancicr
of the strain in Barre but whom belongs
and takes an active interest in its well
fare. The book is well arranged and
contains excellent cuts of such famous
Rhode Island Red men as Irving Bean,
a Boston business man; A. w. Dilley,
another Boston man who raises fine
Reds; +. ID. Read of Rhode Island, one
of the pioneer breeders of fancy Reds
and an early exhibitor, and f. L. Hay
den of Massachusetts, who is known |
to breeders of the Reds all over New