The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

Guaranteed rain capes, red, blue, tan,
$i.2s, at Knights.
Strawberry, pistachio and vanilla ice
cream Wednesday at Russell's.
A regular meeting of the J.. A., A. o.
H., Wednesday al. 1880 p. M, in X. of c.
hall.
Remember the Easter Monday dance
in Rowland hall April Is. Dance until
| o'clock.
Rehearsal for Easter concert at the
Baptist church tomorrow Thursday
at 3 p. m.
The Frank MeWhorter Co. will have
your Panama hat cleaned and rebloeked.
Bring them to the store before April 10.
The annual banquet of Mr.. Salmond's
| Bible class will be held in the vestry of
the Presbyterian church tonight. Sup
per viii be served at $3.50 sharp.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge, No. IS, Wednesday even
ing, April s, at 5 o'clock. The officers
are requested to be present for prac-
| tice.
Mrs. F. Z. Robinson and Miss Edith
Lamprone of Loudon, N. H., arrived in
the city yesterday to be the guests for
few days of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w.
Suitor of Washington street.
For Sale-Two latest style Singer
sewing machines, new; prices, $3.50 and
S35, cash. These machines are my per-
sonal property and must be sold this
week. Ii. T. Hall, 10 Elm street, lat
Singer shop.
Mrs. p Gelpi, who has been spending
the winter at her former home at BIZ
sano, Italy, arrived in the city last night
| from New York. For the past few days
Mrs. Gelpi has been visiting in the vicn-
ity of New York.
Additional subscriptions to the hospi-
tai building fund were received yester-
day from Webstervile as follows:
Friend. IS; Norman Tierney, 81; Byron
Blaisdell, 81; Arthur MeEwing, 25e,
francesca Capulbo, 81; Donate Fraioli,
soc; Rocco Milano, SOC.
Arrangements have been completed for
the big annual Easter Monday ball TO be
held by the Barre council, knights of
Columbus, on Monday evening, April l3. |
The dance will be held in the Scampin
hall, Bruce's orchestra will furnish mu-
sic.
Roy Lebaron, who has been guest |
at the home of j. J. Dashner on Wash |
ington street, returned to-day to his |
home in Waterbury. He was accom-
uanied by his sister, Miss Kathleen Le-
baron, student at Goddard seminary, |
who went home on account of illness.
A meeting of branch No. | of local
Barre of the Socialist party viii be held
this evening at Z o'clock in Scampini
block. Lecture committee will report I
progress. Concert committee will re-
port results. City central committee
also has a report to make. Your ballots
viii be required upon international dele
gates and other matters of interest.
Among those who registered as guests
at the Buzzell hotel yesterday werei
Fl. G. Weeks, Boston; G. F. McCurdy,
Boston; g. II. Colby Boston; r. NJ. Rob-
ertson, Ottawa, p. O.; J. Kennedy, Man
chester, n. H.; II. j. Markolf, Rutland;
A. G. Bigelow, Brookfeld; A. b. Baldwin,
st, Adams; J. S. Stricken, Boston; C. j..
Wilder, Boston; J. T. Higgins, Boston;
B. L. LaPierre, Burlington; J. A. Me-
henna, Boston.
btiIpifs NO. lft, ~. Vi ~. n.
will conduct ceremonials in the armory
hall at Montpelier on Friday evening,
when class OF about 80 candidates viii
be initiated. Arrangements have been
completed by the Suadah temple for one
Of the most suspicious ceremonials ever |
undertaken in this section fDokiesn l
from all over the state will be present
at the exercises. The committee in I
charge of the ceremonials will be COM S
posed of J. Ward Carver of this city.
royal Vizier; III. S. Ramsey OF Glare j
mont, n. H., grand emir; Henry Law q
son of Montpelier, shiek; and Frank
Austin of Barre, secretary.
The Woman's club met yesterday aft
srnoon in Rowland hall and held their
monthly business meeting. II was voted 7
10 assist the Librarians in entertaining
1t the time of the Librarians meeting,
which is to be held in Barre in May. 1t +
vas also voted to purchase 200 plates !
ind cups for the use Of the club and
% give SIS in prizes at an exhibit Of )
lowers, vegetables and sewing to be held !,
~ the school children at some later date. q
Jurrant events were given by club mem
,ers and an interesting article on ''Pre- G
'ention of Colds" was read by Mrs. q
of Manchester, n. II. This b
vas followed by social hour and re-
reshments of cake and sherbet were b
erved. d
At the regular meeting of Cobble Hill p
range last evening the program COR the
hour was as follows: Current k
vents, Inez Thurston; discussion, us "
orn raising profitable in comparison j
With cereals and potatoes? Z. *. Hutch-
nson, Roy Smith. Judge Clapp and n
:. L. Perry; piano solo, Leona Smith; L
Elizabeth Sutton, paper, II
Wives of Our Presidents Mrs. w. ].
,lapp; song, Walter Boutwell,. District II
Deputy II. 0. Dwinell of Cabot was y
resent and made very interesting and in =
tructive remarks, A sugar social will ID
Ne held at the hall next week, date and
office to be given later. The next meet =
ng will be held April 81 and is to be I,