The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-12
TALK OF THE TOWN
Sale children's colored dresses at the
Vaughan Store.

Vaughan Store.
Nineteen cent poplins with herring
bone stripe at Perry's on Saturday.
Mondays show at the Pavilion is
going to be the biggest and best ever
seen at this theatre.
Maurice Smith left this morning for
Manchester, N. H., where he will be en-
ployed during the spring and summer
Thomas Proulx of North Main street
left this forenoon for Montreal, p. O..
where he will make business visit OF
several days.
John w. Gordon will leave late this
afternoon for Manchester, N. H., where
he will make short business visit be-
fore proceeding to Boston.
There will be meeting of the YER
mount Poultry association Friday night
in the city court room at 8 o'clock sharp.
w. A. NOR, jr., secretary.
Frank L. McEnany OF st. Adams, ter
minal master Of the Central Vermont
railroad, arrived in the city to-day to
pass few days as the guest of friends.
Tonight st. Aldemar commandery,
y. ls,
series of dances in the Masonic barracks
in the Blanchard building. The COM
mandery orchestra will furnish music
and luncheon will be served at inter-
mission.
Ghe condition of William Davidson,
the South Ryegate boy, who is receiy-
ing treatment at the City hospital for a
fractured lower limb sustained while
playing with companions at school last
week, was reported to be improving
steadily to-day.
Rev. Alfred Engdahl of Worcester,
Mass, will preach at the Swedish mis-
sion tonight, tomorrow night and Sat
urday night at 1880, and next Sunday
at 1890 a. m. and p. m. The Times
was in error in stating last night that
Mr.. Engdahl had returned to Worces-
ter.
Mrs. Fred Fisher, who has been spend
ing the past few days at Boston, re-
turned to the city last night. While at
Boston she visited her son, Max Fisher,
who is member of the Margaret An
glin theatrical company, which Is pro-
ducing Shakesperean comedies.
Among those who registered at the
Buzzell hotel yesterday were the fol
lowing: @. A. Robbins, Burlington; T.
G.. Ranney, Boston; +. Z. Bound, Bos
ton; r. r. johnson, Boston; III. G. Locke,
Boston; A. Il. Stevens, Lawrence, Mass;
#. G. Waltoman, New York; W. w. Per-
kins, Bethel; w. ID. Walker, Chelsea;
b. F. Shaw, Boston; r. F. Knapp, Bran
don; Tom Birkery, Bath, Me-; III. F.
Prouty, Brandon.
st. Moniea's church was taxed almost
to its capacity this morning when sol
emn high mass was celebrated TO bring
the 40 hours devotions to close. Rev.
Joseph Tureot of Graniteviile ofiiciated
at the mass, being assisted by the Rev.
McKennas. The 40 hours devotions
were attended this year by a larger
number of parishioners than in several
years past. The exercises of this i'm
portant church service were opened on
Tuesday morning with the observance
of mass. Services have been held every
evening since and three masses have
been said to accommodate those desir-
ing to attend the devotions. During the
devotions of the past few days the clergy
Of st. Monica's church have been as
sisted by Rev. Joseph Turcot, pastor~of
st. Sylyester's church OF Graniteville, |
Rev A. G. Griffin of the Albany mis-
sion and Rev. 0offey of Waterbury.
st. Moniea's church was taxed almost |
Of Elm street yesterday, there was a
profuse floral offering that numbered |
the following contributions: Roses and
family; begonias, Mr. and |
Mrs. Ernest Davis Of South Royalton; !
wreath "Neighbors" carnations, Mr.. |
and Mrs. C. S. Andrews and Mr.. and !
Mrs. 7. H. Cave, jr.; carnations, Mrs. |
A. Youngson and family; carnations,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Lane carnations,
aides and pastors union of the He'd
ling Methodist church; carnations,
donor; carnations, Mrs. d.
A. Camp. Among those who were in
he city to attend the funeral services
1t the church were Harry Hazleton and
eugene Hazleton of Woodstock. Messrs.
Iazleton returned to their home this
A large delegation of rooters and adj
nirers of the Shamrock Athletic clubs
team will leave late this aft
rnoon for Wells River to attend the
laledonia Shamrock basketball game
his evening. The Shamrock players
eft on the noon train. The game is the
rst of the series to be played between
he two for the championship of the
tate. Carroll will be seen playing cen,
err Grady and Never, the former Tufts
layer, will play guard positions. Stuart
nd Ogston will play forward positions.
he South Ryegate team is expected to
e composed of several Dartmouth col
sge players and the Gibson brothers. No
peeial train is being conducted by the
management, but passage
lay be secured both ways from Mont
elier on the special train chartered by
he Caledonia team The train leaves
Wells River within a short time after
he game The Barre delegation will
each the city about midnight.
special communication
X of Granite lodge, No. 35, f.