The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Arrangements are being made for Z
basketball game to be played between
Goddard seminary and Peoples academy
of Morrisyile. If the negotiations arc
completed the two quintets may meet IL
Montpelier tomorrow night.
Bright Star Rebekah lodge, No. is, 1
o. o. f., will hold a joint installation
with Hiawatha lodge, No. 20, this
! Thursday evening Jan. 7, at o'clock.
All members of the Rebekah lodge are
cordially invited; supper served at $50.
/ Friends in Barre of Edwin l.. Mcleod,
! formerly regular officer of the police
force, will be interested to learn of his
removal from Louisville, Ky, to Piqua,
o., where he is employed at his trade.
Mr.. Mcleod contemplates visit to Barre
in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Stillman ID. Allen of S.
Franklin street left the city to-day for
Chicago, whence they will 60 to Port
land, Ore, to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Irving Whitehead. They will make an
indefinite stay on the Pacific coast and
before returning to Vermont they plan
to visit extensively in California.
The winter term at Goddard seminary
opened Tuesday with an increased at
tendance over that of the fall term. The
evening school win have its sessions to-
night and tomorrow night. The seniors
of the school have begun training for the
presentation OF the class play, "The Pri-
yate Tutor" the rehearsals being con
Quoted by Miss Whipple OF the faculty.
Committees from the Italian Athletic
club have been appointed to ascertain
whether carnival will be held at the
Berlin street park next summer. Last
season the club conducted a successful
outdoor carnival at the park for a week
and ii the necessary arrangements can
be made outside attractions will be in
PRODUCED at the second annual carnival.
Barre viii have another opportunity 20
display its hospitality next week when
liberal Christian ministers of Vernon
and Quebec churches will assemble for a
series of conferences at the Universalist |
church. The gathering will include |
OF Universalist and Unitarian |
in both the province and the
state Canadian as well as Vermont |
speakers viii address the conferences.
The regular meeting OF Cobble Hill |
grange was held at their rooms Tuesday, /
Jan. 5. Officers for the ensuing year
were installed by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w.
Hyland OF Washington, assistant stew
ards Of the state grange. Officers APP
pointed at this meeting were; Executive
T. 7. Colyin, d. c. Roben,
1. T. Sanborn; financial committee. b. w.
3assett, G. Z. Tracy, w A. Boutwell,;
'elief committee, J. X. Thurston, Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Nelson. II. W. Clark After
he business meeting a bountiful ban
luet was served, to which all did ample
Justice.
Under the caption, Vermont News"
iranite, Marble 4 Bronze for January
ontains an excellent picture Of the new
iotel in its uncompleted state. The plate
vas made from a photograph taken a
hort time before the columns were
laced in position on the granite piazza.
Jays the Boston publication: when TIE
tructure Is finished next May, it is ex-
ected that the city will have one Of the j
est hotels in the state Granite men. as !
veil a. Others who are entertained IN the
frantic city, will, no doubt, appreciate
he fact that Barre wants their business
nd i doing al in her power 60 give :
hem comforts and convenience in eyerv I
ossibe way" :