The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Special at Sl.l9, q sale OF new waists
at Perry's ON Saturday.
Mrs. Seth Rich returned yesterday t.
Mortified, after short visit Will
friends in the city.
A special meeting of the senior branch
OF the sodality will be held in the con
vent this evening at 7 o'clock
Tonight at the Baptist church, teach
ers' meeting at G:I5, prayer meeting al
1880; subject, the second chapter of Ro'
mans.
Mrs. M. Deeb, who has been visiting
relatives in North Adams, Mass, re,
turned to her home in this city yes,
terday.
A large delegation of Hardwick peo-
pie arrived this morning with seven OF
the Harwick basketball players that
play against Goddard this evening.
Notice to Burns elub The annual
celebration Of the Burns club viii be held
in Clan Gordon hall, Jan. 20, at 1880
O'Clock, Members please take notice.
Under the patronage of the young peo-
pies society of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd, dance for old and young will
be held in Rowland hall tonight. Every
body invited
At the Martcll auction sale tomor-
row, you will find some choice grade Hoi-
stein and Jersey cows and young stock,
also about 80 tons extra good hay. D..
A. Perry, auctioneer.
Auction sale tomorrow for Olson
Brothers, on Jones brook, five miles from
Montpelier; ten cows, three horses, young
cattle, hogs, poultry, farm tools and
crops. See adj, page 7. O. +. Smith,
auctioneer.
At Mrs Bertha A. Beattie's all Rich
ardson Flo silks win be sold at one cent
a skein, Friday. There viii also be a
free demonstration Of basket weaving
Friday afternoon from 1880 to 5. The
Speciality Shop, 80 South Main street.
Tickets for the lectures TO be given
under the auspices of the mems society or
the Presbyterian church are now in the
hands of the men and can be procured
any time. The course ticket which gives
admittance to all five lectures is Sl,00,
Single tickets are 25c. The lectures COW
er subjects which viii interest all ana
your cooperation is kindly asked for
Adv.
The following from the New York
Times, regarding Frederick X. Brown,
who is to lecture in the Presbyterian
church Feb 8 and 10, gives an idea of
his standing as a lecturer in behalf of
the common Glasses: . has succeed
ed as few Others in depicting the coarse,
rude pleasures Of the mill workers.
Adv.
Sixteen OF her friends gathered at the
home Of Angela Tierney of South Main |
street last night while ahe was out. Up /
on returning she was greatly surprised 1
to find the rooms filled with people.
Tables were set for cards, and other
games we're played. Cyril Marion rem
dered several piano solos and various
persons sang Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served.
Friday night at S:l5 the members OF
the congregation and friends Of the
Baptist church viii give a reception 10
the choir, organist and assistant or
yanist. A special literary and musical
program has been prepared and refresh
nents will be served in the course of
he evening. The Baraca class are act
ng as special committee for the prep
Iration OF this reception. but the recep-
ion is given by the church itself.
Tuesday night, Feb. ?, Rev. Charles
T. Boyd state Sunday school secretary
or Vermont. viii give his second lee
ure % the Sunday school teachers Of
BARRE. This is for teachers of ala sun
lay schools in Barre, and at the close
/ the lecture t@are will be opportunity
or questions. The meeting however. is
ot strictly restricted 20 teachers, hut
! for anyone interested in Sunday school
York.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Passera and
aughter, Miss Carmen Passera, who
ave been residents Of Williamstown for
eyeral years, were visitors in the city
o-day and will leave this evening for
Jew York, whence they plan TO sail sat
rday on the Italian Navigation Co.'S
ner Duca Degli Abruzzi, for Genoa.
tally. After q brief soiourn on the ltal-
IN peninsula. the family viii proceed 90
for a stay Of indefinite
myth. Several months ago Mr.. Passera
idered the Joss Of an arm in a stone. 7
ned accident AZ Williamstown and since
i recovery be has been anxious % re-
irn 70 his former home in Switzerland ?
the climate proves az agreeable % him
Il did when he resided there more
ian 10 years ago he will make bis resi- 4
.nce n Switzerland permanently.
Clerks Of Barre local. r. G. 7. y. A.
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ok last evening and elected Arthur =.
erce 20 81 vacancy On the grievance
mmittee. Mayo n. Blake was chosen n
serve a. guide and both Mr.. pierce =
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ther with John Arioii. the SECOND vief-
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p remaining quota 81 officers elected
nj annually was inducted into Office
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