The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Vaughan Store.
The Barre Citizens band will meet TO
rehearsal Tuesday evening at 1880.
Regular meeting ladies' auxiliary t
Clan Gordon Tuesday, Feb. 3, at p. IN
Miss Margaret Gerlach of Lisbon, n
H., is passing several days with friend
in the city.
Dance, Miles hall, Saturday, Feb. 7
from s to IL. Gilbertson's orchestra
Couple, soc; ladies, free.
| The Cleaners will meet with Mrs
George N. Tilden, IA South Main street
Tuesday evening ut 1880. Bring fancy
work.
Closing out sale OF stock and fixtures
Trimmed hats at Csc. each; Soc. ribbons
at l5c. per yard. Mrs. Nelson Church
over Times office.
A. X. Gregware, local manager of ttc
Barre Shoe Co.'S store, is spending sew
eral days in Boston and Dorchester
Mass, on business.
L. Succini will leave tomorrow fol
New York, whence he is to sail Thurs.
day or Friday for his former home in
Italy to remain until spring.
If you want to keep in style, send
IL cents to Martins bookstore for one
years subscription to the Monthly Fash.
ion Book of Pictorial Review patterns.
Instructor in school subjects, Al
Spaulding street, or will go to pupils
home. For particulars, call or write
Hazel |. Ellis, 5 opera block, Montpelier
vt.
Machinists' local, No. 46l, will hold
their regular meeting on Feb. at I
p. m. Important business. Refresh
ments. A large attendance is expected
George j. Richards, Sec. 46l.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Lebarron, who
have been spending few days in Barre
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. .a. i.
Miles of South Main street, returned last
night to their home in Waterbury.
AT the Salvation Army hall, mid
winter camp-meeting tonight. Ensign
and Mrs. Smith from Montpelier will
have charge and also Montpelier com
rades. You are cordially invited to at
tend.
When the good wife wants to hurry
the kitchen fire she ought to have some
OF our nut coke and pea coal. She will
get results then. The u. M. Miles Coal
Co., l22 North Main street. Telephones
1873 and 4l7M.
An effort is being made by the Presby.
terians of this city to make the com.
munion service of next Sunday morning
the largest attended in the history of
the church. All members are asked to
make special effort to attend.
Superintendent II. i. Reynolds OF the
water department, who has been de-
tanned at his home ON Washington street
by illness for the past two weeks, was
able to be at his Offices in the city build
ing yesterday afternoon. He is still I'M
able to resume all of his duties in the
About twenty young friends Of Henry
Carroll gathered at his home on Beacon
street last evening to remember him on
the anniversary of his birth. Mr.. Car
roll was the recipient Of many presents
from his friends. The evening was de-
voted TO games and progressive whist.
Refreshments were served during the
course Of the evening.
The woman's association Of the Com
church win meet in the
church parlor Wednesday afternoon at
2;30 for its regular business meeting.
The program is in charge of the mis-
sion department. This will be followed
by social hour and light refreshments
will be served. Members OF the execu-
tive board will please meet promptly at
o'clock.
Mrs. Lewmina Bison of the A. Tomasi
block, whose apartments at the corner Of
Merchant street and North Main streets
we're raided by police officers yesterday,
furnished bail in the sum OF $500 in
,ity court yesterday afternoon and oh.
tanned her release. Bail of $50 on the
alleged contraband goods seized was also
The hearing viii be held
N city court Thursday morning at Q
o'clock. r. A. Hoar will represent the
defendant and Grand Juror A. g. Fay
will prosecute. Mrs. Bison has entered
plta vi uut Suil..
Judge Fl. w. Scott, ]. Ward Carver
Ind +. l.. Scott went this morning to
where they attended an ad.
burned hearing on a proposed piece OF
lew road TO be constructed in the towns
II Cabot and Marshfeld. The hearing
2 held before courts commission and
he Barre attorneys have been retained
~ towns and individuals to represent
heir interests. The hearing began back
n December and was adjourned i'm .he
middle of January until to-day. inter
'sted persons and their counsel will be
aiken over the proposed roadway some
lay this week.
Secretary George A. Reed Of the Yer
mont Society of Engineers has been en-
ertaining the board of governors of the
organization and incidentally plans have
,een nearly completed for the annual
winter meeting of the society. The eon.
'ention will be held in Burlington, pre-
umably at the hotel Vermont, March
2. 1t will be the annual business meet
ng, as the semi-annual meeting held in
he autumn is usually given over to |
and visits to power |
'lants and other places where scientific
work is to be inspected. At |
he coming meeting there will be an
lection of officers and the perfecting of |
,lans for 1914. IL is expected that A
lumber of prominent engineers will be |
resent from out of the city to lecture |
nd Join in round table conferences. The !