The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Tell your neighbor about Fits 49t
sale this week
Miss Josephine Angwin of Montreal
arrived in the city to-day TO make a
visit with friends.
Cattle are coming in pretty well, al.
though we want about 40 more TO turn
out H. j. Smith, 1857 North Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Clarity Of
Franklin street returned to-day from New
York, where they were called last week
by the death of Macmillan Junge.
The Rebekahs will conduct degree
work this evening at the Odd Fellows
hall. All members anre requested to at.
tend the supper, which will be served at
1880 o'clock.
Have you heard about those nest
boxes. food trees and widow boxes which
are used to attract wild birdsl The
famous Ernest Harold Baynes will tell
how he has used them, showing them
with the stereopticon in the lecture.
wild Birds and How to Attract Them"
which he delivers in Barre May s. Chill
dren can buy their 10 cent tickets of
their teacher at school. Adults tickets
are rs cents.
There was large assembly of lodge
men in the Masonic barracks in the
Blanchard building last night to witness
the installation of the newly elected Of
ficers of Granite chapter, No, 26, R. A. NJ.
The officers were elected at the annual
conclave last week and were instructed
into their positions last evening by Will
liam Mari, past district deputy grand
high priest. Supplementary to the elect
i've officers named last week, the follow
ing appointive officers were announced
and escorted to the chairs; Stewards,
John Sowles and James Mckenzie;
chaplain, John c. Wyllie.
The Sunday school board OF the He'd
ding Methodist church will conduct its
monthly meeting in the vestry OF the
church this evening at 9 o'clock. Sup
per will be served promptly at that hour
by committee in charge of Mrs. Barnes.
At the close of supper and the business
session of the Sunday school board the
members will repair to the Epworth
league rooms, where Rev. w. J. Atkins,
of the Sunday school
workers of New Hampshire and Yer
L,
some subject of more than passing inn
portance to those interested in the prog
ress of Sunday school work. All those
in the work are invited to
attend.
Spaulding high school will play its sec
ond game of the season on Friday after |
noon at the Berlin street grounds, meet |
ing the st. Johnsbury academy nine. |
Arrangements have been made TO call |
the game at o'clock. The st. Johns |
bury team is regarded as one of the |
strongest in the eastern section of the /
state and will come to Barre backed by /
IN enviable record for the season. The |
team is composed of may of last sea /
sons star players, who will be remem
Dered Though their appearance in the
,ity last spring. The Spaulding lineup /
viii be practically the same as last week, I
With the exception of minor change in
he infield. Captain Tomasi will do the
wirling and Levin will do the catching.
The Pollock and Wolf musical com
DIV, "The Red Widow" was played at
he Barre opera house last evening be-
ore good sized house and was pleas
ng in spots. Possibly the public had ex-
,ected too much of the Performance and
o had to take a bit of disappointment
long with the laughs. Carl Sherlock
vas the man who was able to produce
most of the laughs, but lspses into
oubtful language even for the present
ay stage rather detracted from his otn-
rwise successful presentation of the
hsracter of an over-rich American cor
ct manufacturer who skipped over Eu-
ope with all the abandon Of a two-year-
ID Lillian Ludlow, dancer. was very
gile, as was her partner, William PrTi-
tie, ir. The inevitable Jokes about
ARE and st. Johnsbury sleuthing sprin-
led the presentation.