The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Barre for Munsng union suits for mel
and boys.
Dimock apples captured blue ribbon
at the New England Fruit Show. c.
to Ladd's and see why,
Mrs Nora Nolan OF Burlington return
home yesterday, after few days visit
with relatives in the city.
Mrs. c. Il. Scott of Waterbury re,
turned home yesterday after a few days
with Mrs. Adell Scott of Is Maple ave
nue..
The Peiser linen handkerchiefs, witt
tho initial, are among the best. The Me
Whorter Co. have them for Csc and 25C
each.
A meeting of the Glenugie club will be
held in Clan Gordon hall Saturday even
ing Dec. ~, at 1880 o'clock. Per order
president.
A few good overcoats and many other
useful articles at the rummage sale at
the Congregational yestry Saturday, Dec.
II, 2 to s.
| George r. Beyerle, piano tuner, is in
town to-day and tomorrow, VIII not be
here again until after Jan. |. Leave or
ders at this office.
| Mrs. A. II. Fellows and son, i. r. Eel
lows, left yesterday for Burlington,
where they will remain for a few days
visiting with friends.
The choir boy athletes of the Church of
the Good Shepherd will hold meeting in
the church vestry Dec. 10. Business of
Importance will be discussed.
Annual meeting of j. b. Mead circle,
Ladies of the G. A, r., Friday afternoon
at 2:30, for election of officers Every
member is requested to be present
Christmas books make acceptable gifts,
We have books for all, old and young.
Popular copyrights at SOC. Boys and
girls books at 25c. Juvenile for the lit
tie ones. See those Boy Scout and Camp
fire series at 25c. c. N. Kenyon & Co.
At the grand central palace show held
in New York City from Dec. to Dec. s.
there was a large display of Sicilian But
tercups. One hundred and thirty six
birds were shown in this class, there be
ing IA pens. Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Carr en-
tered one pen only and won the third
prize.
Last evening at Merlo's alleys Chica
go scored four points from Washington |
in bowling and Detroit rolled three !
against Boston's one. Alto Mariana was
the strong bowler of the evening, break |
ing the former high three string total |
Of 322, by getting three string total
of 1923 His best single string was 1874. |
Tonight New York bowls Cleveland and
St Louis
At the regular meeting of the ladies
aid of st. Monica's church, the election of
officers resulted as follows; President,
Mrs Weston Walker; vice president, Mrs.
Patrick Brown: treasurer, Mrs. O. y,
Granger; recording secretary, Mrs. L. J.
Carroll; consulters in the six wards OF
The city, Mrs. A. NJ. Morrison, Mrs. P,
Brown, Mrs w. Mcdonald, Mrs. H. Mar
H. Mrs A. Barclay, Mrs. Eliza Carroll
Twenty-Five friends and relatives of G.
Z. Perry gathered at his home, 81 High I
and avenue, last evening TO remind him
II his birthday anniversary. The affair !
anne as a complete surprise to Mr.. Perry,
Is he gained his first inkling OF what was
o follow when a turn at the doorbell
sas succeeded by the eapitulation of the
lost himself, when the house was pres
ntly invaded. Progressive whist and
ther diversions were in order and il was
uring an intermssion in the games that
iyron A. Wright, speaking for the com
amy presented Mr.. Perry a handsome
The recipient replied fit
ingly Dainty refreshments were served :
1 the close of the whist competition. 4
Ruth chapter, No. 80, o. +. s.. mingled !
BUSINESS with pleasure at its rooms in Z
he Blanchard block last evening when 4
anquet served at o'clock was followed
v the regular monthly meeting ceremo- \
isl and review OF the work by grand
,dge officers. The mems circle OF the or
err had charge of the banquet arrange
rents and nearly 100 people who were
resent for the dinner will testify to the
Scellence of their management. II was
fter o'clock before the chapter turned
'om refreshment 10 labor. Two candi-
ates received the degree work and i'm 2
after the ceremonial, the dis
-ict deputy reviewed the work. A So O
al hour with informal speechmsking oc-
ipied the remainder of the evening. A n
nmber OF the chapter officers We're called ii
pom 10 supplement remarks made by
rs. d. V. Stone, grand matron OF the 4
astern stars in Vermont. ~
In Rowland hall last evening the Tai.
irsalist ladies union held their annual In,
'nccrt and ball The concert. which he. Il
in AZ o'clock. consisted Of two solos bv IA
r.. GLADYS Bradley, two selections by N
e orchestra and a monologue by Miss 4
sulah Tillotson OF Goddard seminary
fter the concert the bafl was cleared ii
"a dancing was ENJOYED by nearly 100 a.
uples until midnight Riley's orche-- ~
4 had been engaged for the evening but n
mistake in the dates made il impossible =,
fulhll this engagement; but Bmce's
chestra 81 six pieces was procured At n,
2 last minute hv the ladies who feel u
a. they were fortunate. a. the murte \
- very much enioyed. In one corner Of Il.
e han was a rcfreshment booth. where ~
ndwiches. olives and punch uere served
the dancers The booth vas in charge =
Mrs John Dodge. Mrs Charles Doug r.
and Mrs. Grant Lane.
The Washington County Medical ass,.
tion bold IL regular meeting Is NJ
be hall Tuesday evening. uhen % Of
: county physicians eame Together for A
literary program and supper Some
-v Interesting cautribut i0us ~ the gro
i'm were made ~ Dr. y NJ woodruff 4
this city ard ~. 3. 8 Angel 81 Ran
.ph Dr WoelruFs paper was one ~ 4
PURELY professional iHtaresf. while tha
ndolph ThFsriar dahit pfh anua-a
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