The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Two hundred more boys wanted TO sell
Red Cross seals to help out Vermont's
tuberculosis patients.
The mems society of the Presbyterian
church win meet in the vestry at {
o'clock sharp tonight.
Regular review of Harmon hive, No. T.
l.. o. r. NJ, Wednesday at 1880 p. M,
: sharp. Election of officers.
The principals in "The Runaways" will
meet for rehearsal tonight at 1880 in
the Congregational church.
Spaulding graduation hymns, decorat-
ed in class colors, handpainted, Zoe each.
William Duff, Aldrich block.
The junior girls will have table of
fancy articles at the Episcopal church
vestry Wednesday and Thursday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
ladies' aid of the Presbyterian church
will be held on Wednesday evening at
1880.
Miss Margaret Daley, who has been
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Kelly
for a few days, has returned to her
home in Burlington.
Walter Griffin of Central street, who
has been quite seriously i'll for the
past two weeks, was able to be out of
doors for short time yesterday.
Mrs. Ralph Turner of South Main
street left this morning for her former
home in Hartford, Conn, where she will
make two weeks visit with relatives.
Charles T. Southgate of the Quinlen
block. WHO has been passing a weeks
vacation at his home in South Royal
ton, returned to Barre yesterday and
resumed his duties as ticket agent at
the NJ. & W. r. station.
Mrs. Anne Pinardi, two daughters and |
son of Grant avenue are planning to
leave the city Thursday for Oregon, |
where they will join Mr. Pinardi who
preceded them one month ago. The
family plans to locate in The Dalles.
Rev William G. Mcintyre of Ogdens
burg, n. Y, former pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, arrived in the city
yesterday for a few days visit among
his former parishoners. Rev. Mr. Nc
Intyre is a guest at the home of Donald
Smith on Perry street.
In polishers' hall this evening there
will be a gathering of local Scotsmen
and all Others interested in raising a
fund for purchasing tobacco to be sent
to Scottish soldiers on the firing line .
in France. Tobacco intended for Brit
ish soldiers in active service is admitted
into England free of duty. The meet .
ing opens at 1880 o'clock.
The ladies' aid of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual sale of
work on Tuesday and Wednesday, Dee.
s and stonecutters' aprons, ladies'
work aprons. fancywork, etc. There will
also be domestic table for the sale OF
home made bread, pies, cakes, scenes J
shortbread and oatcakes. Further an I
viii be made later.
To-day. all granite manufacturing
plants in the Barre belt did not begin
,peration until 1915 o'clock. The 7 Z
o'clock starting time has been observed
inee March | of the present year and 4
he custom OF starting 10 minutes later,
to day, will be in force I'M
il the present bill between the cut
ers and the manufacturers expires or
renewed March |. 1915 Throughout
he winter months, then, the whistles
Gill sound at 1915 a. m. .
A young peoples musical and social q
vening was held last night at the home T,
( John Morrison on Laurel street The "a
MUSICAL numbers were as follows: Organ
olo, George Stewart; violin and piano II
net, William and John Morrison: selec- r,
ion on mandolin and violin, John East o.
IAN and James Louden; reading, Edith N
selection on organ. May Lake; y
mandolin and piano duet, Martha Reid
nd Bertha Dale; piano solo. "The Mock IN
" Bird" Gladys Rhnd selection by b,
Ohm Eastman and James Louden; piano a
DO, William Morrison violin and piano ia
net, John Morrison and Gladys Rhind. al
were served and popular
,ngs and games were then enjoyed hy i.
he young people. Misses Edna and Ma Ii,
Fl Gorham had charge of the refresh al
ents. I'M
Teachers and members of the First pc
Sunday school came to- al
,ther for a social evening last night
ith Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Grassland TO
host and hostess az their home on pl
ellington street. The gathering was re-
V OF a series OF such meetings to he 81
I'd by teachers and pupils during the eri
inter. One Of the delightful features rel
the meeting was the informal talk va
wing by Rev. William Mcintyre Of
lgensburg. y. u. a former pastor Of sts
e Barre church, who was the guest an
the Sunday school. Rev Mr. Nc be-
tyre contributed very timely tax an
Sunday school work and expressed llc
pleasure over the opportunity offer -.
for meeting some Of his old friends sei
Barre Other members 81 the com cha
nv furnished musical numbers and chi
IF remarks supplemented the TAX "a
en- BY Mr. Mcintyre DAINTY refresh lar
nts were served during the evening Pc
Mrs.. Euuice Philbrook. who j. super NO
ing the production Of the musin
needy. The Runaway. for the WON
= club, Is renewing host ~ old ar-
iintances in Barre and M0ntp, fer. A.
nice Baker daughter Of Captain FL go
N Baker. assistant aAiutaut general Ait
the state of Vermont she was grad
I'D from the high school in Mont
ier 10 the class ~ 1900. aftefuari
ching school for several terms in East
HtUelfer and Calais lu contest com
Ted by tbo Boston GLOBE 81 THE time II
President MekinleY's second inaugH
ion. The then Miss Baker was voted
most popular -sfha1l maru Is Yer ~
~ and enjoyed q tfir % Washington =.
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