The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-03
TALK OF THE TOWN


See Abbott's Saturday sale of night
robes.
Have you tried it? It's an egg dip.
At Diversi's; Zoe.
The Frank McWhorter Co. will have
your Panama hat cleaned and reblocked.
Bring them to the store before April 10.
Ralph Shepard who has been visit
ing at the home of his mother on the
Montpelier road for the past week, re-
turned to-day to Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Lionel Mathieson, who has been
visiting at the home of her parents on
West street for the past few weeks, re-
turned to-day to her home at Lyndon
vile.
to-day for Rockland, Me-, where he will
visit for few days with friends be-
fore proceeding to his former home at
Vinal Haven, for an extended visit.
Howard Miles, James Langley, Harold
Morse, Alexander Brown, Earl Williams,
Victor Smith and Sprague brennan, stu
dents at Dartmouth college, arrived in
the city last night to pass the Easter
vacation at their respective homes.
There will be an Odd Ladies' dance
Friday, April 3, in Knights of Columbus
hall at $3.50. Harris orchestra will fur
nish music; refreshments served. Gentle
men, Csc; ladies, l5c. Regular meeting
at sharp. Ladies, notice change of
date.
At the annual convention of the Wash
ington county camps of the Modern
Woodmen of America held at Northfeld
this week, James Walker of this city
and j. X. Prize of Graniteville were Sc
lected to act as county delegates to the
state convention next month at White
River Junction, when there will be the
big annual log rolling in conjunction
with the meeting. At White River June
tion delegates viii be selected to rep
resent the Vermont camps at the annual
national convention at Toledo, O., in
June.
About Is young lady friends of Miss
Elizabeth Paul, including mostly mem
bers of the Spaulding high school 1910
commercial class, gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scott, Ayers
street, last evening to tender a miscel.
laneous shower in honor of the approach
ing marriage of Miss Paul. The party
was complete surprise to Miss Paul,
who was almost overcome by the en-
trance of her friends. Miss Paul was
the recipient of many beautiful and use
full gifts from her friends, which includ-
ed silverware, china and linen, etc. The
evening was spent in very enjoyable
manner. A luncheon was served during
the evening.
In stating yesterday that there was TO
be meeting of the /. A., A. O. H.,
Friday evening, April 3, The Times was
in error, as there is to be no meeting
on that date. The item was telephoned
with the request that it be signed "Per
order, recording secretary" To-day The
Times was informed that the recording
had not telephoned the notice
and had not requested it to be printed;
that the l.. A.. A. o. H., meetings always
are held on Wednesdays and that the
person who telephoned the item was
acting without authority. This is not |
the first time that confusion of dates |
in the meetings of this lodge has been |
caused by incorrect information, and the |
ladies' who protested to-day said that |
every effort win be made to find out |
The person who is giving the wrong in.
formation.
In the vestry of the Presbyterian
,hurch last evening between the hours
If $3.50 and o'clock upwards of 200 |
people were served to very delicious
md appetizing supper by the ladies' aid
society of the church. Memories that
fingered since their last spring supper
ierved to tempt the hungry ones and
III roads led to the vestry. A variety
If viands had been prepared to satisfy +
he most delicate eaters and together
With several dainty dishes belonging to
he vegetable kingdom and something to
finish off with" no one could have
Wished for better menu. A number
j young women assisted on the waiter
list and they saw to it that everybody i
lad a-plenty. Besides the supper, the
aides had charge of booth of assorted
God stuffs. This, too, was well patron
zed and the ladies hope to clear neat
um from the two efforts.