The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-31
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1914.
The Weather
Sunday fair.
TALK OF THE TOWN

Nice lot OF bedding at Abbott's.
Let us show you at Perry's on Satur'
day.
Thomas Letourneau left on the morn.
ing train for st. Adams TO visit relatives
over the week end.
Several Barre women represented the
Barre Woman's club at the annual meet
ing OF the state federation OF woman'A
clubs in Mortified Thursday and FRI
/ day.
The ladies Of the Scandinavian b. of
A. sewing circle will have an auction
sale Saturday evening at 8 o'clock in
Clan hall, Bolster block. The patch
work quilt in Hooker & Co.'S window is
one of the articles to be sold.
No new cases of infantie paralysis
have been reported to the health author
tiles and report from the state board
OF health headquarters in Burlington
lends weight to the belief that the epi-
dennis is one the wane throughout the
state.
Thursdays arrivals at the Buzzell
hotel include: w. 4. Wilcox, Phila.; w.
A. Blackmore, Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Webster, G. Cushing, Burlington; A. g..
''lSNio"' iploONllrius i>OulS Ais lpNo9ttl
Rutand; William Bachand, st. Johns
bury; Aaron Under, Chicago; Eugene
Hoffman, Orange, Mass; o. r. Heinrich,
Boston; G. J. Jewell; Vershire; r. Hi
Ransom, Chelsea; Mr.. and Mr.. Smith
ton. Brattleboro; Pliny W. Emerson,
Boston
The following item from the Groton
Times will be of interest here inasmuch
as local pedestrians viewed with good
deal of doubt the purpose OF the young
men mentioned to make a record in COW
ering the distance between this city and |
Groton: &c, j. Pillsbury and Mr.. Hutch
inson of Barre were in town Sunday. |
They walked over and returned on the |
Green Mountain express Monday morn
ing 1t may be added that the journey |
made across country, was completed in
FIVE hours.
Next Sunday evening at the Hedding |
church the pastor will give an illustrated |
story on "The Daily. Social and Indus
trial Life When Jesus Was Plain
Working man. the Teacher and Friend
OF Common, Everyday People" Over so
fine pictures showing the social life OF
the people of Palestine, Greece, Spain
and England and Italy, with pictures of
the homes and manner OF life Of the
people of Pompeii buried by earthquake
and volcano in 70 A. d., and almost for
gotten until unearthed in l74s. Those
in the everyday life of the
people in the time of Christ will be
greatly interested in this story. All are
The ladies' quartet Of the Ithaca Con-
servatory OF Music gave concert in
The Congregational church last evening
which was thoroughly enjoyed by good
sized audience, in spite of the fact that
social affairs OF many kinds were held
al over the city because of Halloween.
Il is safe to say that not one who at =,
ended was in the least disappointed, !
Is the young ladies, at almost every APP ,
1earance, were given applause that II
allied them back for a second number, :
which they gave in very pleasing man
Ter. Perhaps the audience was most
aptivated by the singing of Miss Audra
Bennett, who rendered a number of Sc
ections in most delightful manner
Ter stage presence and selections were
,Ieasing. Miss Olive Moran also
LEASED greatly with her readings, which
overed wide range OF subjects. The
iano solos OF Miss Doris Nichols were
erfect in technique and expression and
ron for her generous applause, while
Hiss Margaret Miller proved herself
nsster OF the violin and won the APP
roval Of the audience instantly. The
losing number of the evening. "Cuddle
own Town" was read by Miss Moran.
18th a violin and piano accompaniment,
lille Miss Bennett sang part of the
lumber. Should they come to Barre
gain they will be assured Of a warm
,ception.