The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-07
TALK OF THE TOWN
Glad to show you week At Fits

New Roman stripes at Abbott's.
See list of w. 4. Richardson rea
estate, page Z.
TO Rent Tenement on Summer street
w. II. Richardson estate.
A few piano boxes for sale at Bailey
Music Rooms, II Elm street, Barre.
son was born Sunday TO Mr., am
Mrs. Elector Blair of Elmwood avenue.
Ffty-six cubic feet of chairwood for a
load, 1915. Arthur s. Martin. Phone
53-W.
Homer Holden and +. A. Wills o
Brookheld were in the city yesterday OF
business.
Miss Ruth Nelson of Concord n H., is
visiting Miss Astrid Nelson OF Goddard
seminary.
Won Mold of Maysvile, Ky, arrived
last night to visit Wesley Hoffman OF
North Main street.
The altar guild of the Church of the
Good Shepherd will meet in the church
this evening at o'clock.
Mrs. Il. c. Colby of 2lS Washington
street is spending week with her son,
C. M. Colby, of East Barre.
The Altrurians will hold their regu.
lar meeting with Mrs. George Bosworth,
40 Perry street, Friday afternoon at
2:30.
| The Merlo Stars play their first bas
ketball game tonight with the Combina.
ton Five The game is to be played
at the Church street gymnasium.
Mrs. Martha Higgins of Barnet and
Mrs. Abbie George of Manchester, N. H.,
are visiting Mrs. Sarah Bond of East
street and other friends in town.
A regular meeting of st. Johns court,
No. 522, c. o. r., will be held on Thurs
day evening, Oct. s, at 1880 o'clock. Re.
freshments viii follow the meeting.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will serve a chicken-pi supper Friday
night from 5 until 7. Admission, Sc
for adults and 20c for children under 10.
Watch for menu Thursday.
Andy Shirriffs OF Maple avenue, who
was hit in the eye by a stone chip at
Burke Bros stoneshed yesterday morn.
ing, left last night for Montreal. where
he will consult an eve specialist
William Holden, Edward Tobn and
Charles Scott left yesterday afternoon
by auto for Burlington. They will re.
turn with their wives, who have been
visiting there for the past few days.
Special meeting Of Minnehaha encamp.
ment, No. 2, Friday evening, Oct. ., at 8
o'clock Business of Importance de.
mands your attention. Chief patrarchs
desire to see every patriarch present
Henry Mute and wife of North Main
street left last night for Manchester,
N. II. Here they will be Joined by
friends and will 60 first to Philadelphia
and then to Boston to see the worlds
series
The T. o. 0. T., NJ. T., will have the
first of their series of dances Friday
night, Oct o. dancing TO begin at $50. I
Bruce's orchestra. Refreshments will be /
served. Odd Ladies please come at
o'clock sharp, as there 5 initiation.
Bailey's Music Rooms, Burlington and |
Barre, VT, have for several years repre- |
sented and sold the highest grade pianos
in the United States, and to-day Won |
IAN be assured of and receive the same
treatment and square dealings
that this firm has always extended to
is patrons. Write for catalogue and /
prices to IA Elm street, Barre, Vt. II. =.
"a Roe. local manager.
In conspicuous place at the postotiiee
'opies OF President Wilson's neutrality
Message TO the American people have
been posted. The presidents timely ap.
zeal for temperate expression OF opin.
on and "a neutrality in thought as we'll
IS in speech and action Is printed in
English. German, French, Italian and
Polish and almost any day one can see
"hyphenated" American OF some OF the
ationalities mentioned busily absorbing
he message.
At the Baptist church yesterday were
erved their annual harvest dinner aud .
upper. The diningroom was lastly
ecorated with autumn leaves and Chi.
csc lanterns. At both meals. about 300
ersons were seated. The affair was
aid TO be an entire success. The com ,
1ittee in charge was as follows; Mrs.
ohm Mason, Mrs. Frank Hutchinson. .
FRS. Walter Kidder. Mrs. Lewis Jones, 4
irs. Harry Bradley.
A Joint fair, under the auspices Of the 2
idies auxiliary 10 Clan Gordon ami Z
Ian Gordon, No l2. will be held in I
'owland hall on the evenings Of Oct q I
, "a inclusive. Riley's orchestra win 7
irnish music for the dancing. There .
al be frst-class program each night n
he clan minstrels. undeh the able lead.
-ship Of James G. Sim. will give two =
nrformances and Judging by their work :
the past, the public is assured Of h
rst-class entertainment.-Adv. g.
Miss Emma Hanko, who conducted 8
be Times cooking school In Barre re-. r
'ntly il now in Boston. lecturing 10 d
,e people Of that city on the same sub. \
cts which she demonstrated here Her q
cturcs are a part Of the Massachusetts i,
tate Federation Of Women's Clubs food o
and home economics lectures p
ut Of = great number Of domestic sci 2
ice instructors. pure food exhibitors. d
"a scientists IN household management. b
iss Hanko was chosen by reason of c
II excellent work throughout the cities q
the United States during the past q
70 wears. She viii probably remain in j,
10 vicinity ~ Boston through the rest n
the month v
The program n Cohble Hin grange "
~ evening was a. follows. Current
ents. Mrs. A. :. parkhnrst. niano solo.
~ Winter reading Mrs. n. J. Carr;
iestioH for discussion "To What ~
NJ. in States Nov Having n. Has al
lual suffrage Served 10 Purify The "
sllot. ard 10 You Think Vermont :,
.ouli n Reneftcd By Equal Suffrage e n
rs s A. Baker and Miss Inez Thurs go
n recitation Ralph I've: piano sola =.
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