The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Be sure and go to the Bijou to-day
and see Saran Bernhardt in la Tosca.
There will be no special convocatio4
of Granite chapter, No. 20, X. = NJ
this Tuesday evening.
/. Bernard Webster arrived in the city
this afternoon from Wells River Tor a
i few days business visit.
4 Walter Harrison returned to his home
at Milton last night, after visiting with
friends in Barre and Granite vile.
Miss Jennie +. Burnsl eft yesterday
afternoon Tor Burlington, where sine VIII
/ visit for few days with relatives.
! "Sarah Bernhard" and her own com.
pany in two-reel feature, La Iosca,
and other pictures at the Bijou.-Adv.
! Miss Evelyn Bodette, who has been
! passing a few days in the city, returned
! yesterday 20 her home at Lebanon, \. II.
| Roderiek Evans returned to-day to his
! home at Warren, after few days visit
in the city and Montpelier with friends.
Carrot Roberts OF Prospect street re-
| turned last night from Burlington, where
! he has been visiting friends for the past
/ few days.
Robert Fisher who haf beer spending
the past few days with friends in Barre
and Montpelier, returned yesterday to
his home at Burlington.
Miss Mary Watson of Cliff street re-
turned to-day from Mortified, where
she attended fraternity house party
last night at Norwich university.
The coolest temperature reported to-
day was from the vicinity of Montpelier
Junction, where one place reported 43
!. l.aiT
Joseph Reynolds of Hillside avenue re-
turned last night from Bethel, where he
has been visiting for the past few days
as the guest of relatives and friends.
George +. Reid has moved to the
Charles Sharkey premises, Is Kinney
street, and he plans to start bust
ness dealing in farm products, livestock,
etc.
Julian Goodrich of South Roysiton,
who recently left the Walker, Walker &
Goodrich engineering firm, has com
meneed work in the employ OF the Ten
ney service. He is engaged as a transit
man in field work.
The management of The Buzzell skat-
ing rink to-day received some hockey
goals, which viii be placed on the rink.
The goals are the best type obtainable,
being composed of steel frames and wire
netting of regulation size,
Rev Hugh McKenna, who was recent
ly appointed curatc at st. Monica
church to succeed Rev. A. C. Griffin, will
deliver his initial sermon on Sunday.
Arrangements have been made for the
assistant pastor to preach at both the
8 and 1880 o'clock masses.
F. A. Walker OF Edgewood left this
afternoon for Lowell, where he will at
tend the annual meeting of the Chryso
tile Asbestos corporation. The meeting
will be held tomorrow. Mr.. Walker
was Joined at Montpelier by Z. NJ. Har
yey. They will remain at Morrisville |
over night, continuing the trip by sleigh |
in the morning.
Retail clerks, noticel Regular meet |
ing of the retail clerks union will be ,
held in X. of P. hall Wednesday evening,
Jan. Ia, at 1880 o'clock. BY request of |
the entertainment committee, all clerks
should be present with their partners,
for social affair, which is to take
place after the routine business on the
local. Everybody come and enjoy them
selves. X. j. Maggiani, secretary.
Charles II. Moore of New York, ono
If the more prominent Empire state
,etailers who deal almost exclusively in
Barre granite, arrived in the city this
morning for his annual mid.winter visit
If 10 days. AR. Moore has several large
nausoleum Jobs under contract and ex-
lects to close number OF deals with
ocal manufacturers before returning
ZONE. With his niece, Miss Margaret +.
Reid, also OF New York City, he is a
yuest at the City hotel.
One noticeable popularity of the ser
mons which are being preached by Rev.
Thompson at the BAPTIST church is that
"a sounds the note OF social Christianity.
lis subject tonight will be, Moving
Towards Sodon." Song service begins
It 1880. Singing will be le3S'by the jun
or choir Mr.. Thompson will sing a
olo. The Sunday school is planning to
Ittend and sit in classes. The members
If the church are asked to be at the
hurch at o'clock for prayer meet
ng.