The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

church will meet Wednesday at 4:l5.
Miss Cora Batchelder of Hill stree
returned to Brandon yesterday, wher
she is engaged as teacher.
The United Missionary society OF tn
Methodist church will meet with Mrs
b. W. Hooker Wednesday at $3.50.
The Little Dry Goods Store on cottag
street will be closed from Monday morn
ing to Tuesday at $3.50 p. m.--Adv.
Vincitia club will go to Montpeliel
Thursday evening for the final tourna
ment of the winter series with Apollo
club.
The regular meeting of the ladies
auxiliary to Clan Gordon, No. II, will bt
held tonight at o'clock Please note
change Of time.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Rebek.
ah lodge, No. Is, Wednesday evening
April 7, at o'clock. Initiation. Supper
served at o'clock.
The city council has been given spe.
cial invitation to attend the Socialist
lecture by Emil Seidel in Rowland hall
tonight at o'clock
The weekly reading of the women OF
the Church of the Good Shepherd will be
with Deaconess Mary at 80 Elm street,
at 3 o'clock Wednesday
Miss Grace Boland the leading So
prano singer of st. Augustine's church
of Montpelier visited her aunt, Mrs.
Thomas Hamel of Church street, Sun
day.
The names of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hurry were inadvertently omitted from
the list of those giving flowers at the
funeral of the late Leland Glass, held
Sunday.
Misses Anna and Mary Coughlan, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Williams of South Main street,
returned to their homes in Graniteyille
to-day.
Miss Julia Boland, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Hamel
of Church street, for few days, returned
to Quechee this morning, where she is
employed.
The entertainment to be given by the
children and officers of the O. +. S. will
be given Wednesday, April 7, at 8 p. m.
All members, with their wives and hus.
bands, are cordially invited.
The woman's association of the Con-
gregational church will meet in the
church parlors Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.
Meeting in charge of missions depart
ment. Refreshments will be served.
The last of the series of tournaments
between Apollo club of Montpelier and
Vineitia club of Barre will be held at the
Apollo club rooms in Montpelier Thurs
day evening, April S. Billiards, pool and
duplicate, as usual, are the contests to be
decided. II is expected that a large
number of Vineitia club members will
attend.
Winfield Young, for years a meatcut- |
ter in the different markets of Barre.
died very suddenly of heart failure at |
his home in Gofrstown, y. H., Sunday, |
March 2s. He had been out TO walk. |
came into the house, hung up his hat /
and coat, gasped two or three times, and /
was gone. He leaves one son, George, |
who is now located in Leominster Mass. /
The body was taken to Stark. y. H., for |
burial in the family lot, Rev. Alexander |
Of Groveton preaching the funeral ser.
mon. Eldon Cole, Orson Rich, RAYMOND !
Warcup and Elroy Hickey of Stark were
bearers.
The call to report for baseball prac.
tice issued yesterday morning at Spauld-
ing high school was answered by 25 Of
the students of the school. With Cap
lain Gordon and Bill Stuart coaching, a
light workout was given at the driving
park at the south end. Prospects for a
last team are good, as all Of the last
years team except one are still TO be
allied upon, and there are many new
who show good form. Man.
'ger oliver is fast getting his schedule
nto shape, having games with a number
II the schools arranged and one two-day
rip with Middlebury and Burlington.
md, il il can be arranged, Rutland viii
,e added. making the trip take three
lays. The schedule will be ready for
rnting within a few days.
Alton Packard is wonderfully versa
lie He Is not only one of the ablest
Of this country. but he Is a
cry clever humorist, lecturer, must. !
ian, and entertainer. There il nothing
tale or hackneyed in anything he does
7 says. Everything is original, even
be songs he sings in his programs are
is own compositions. and his wit and
umor are OF that spontaneous variety /,
hat we seldom find in print. packard's
artoons have appeared in the Chicago !.
hronicle, Tribune. Saturday Blade, Gin /.
innati Commercial, Dayton Herald. New
'ork World. Judge, Life, and numerous
Their publications. The "Agoga Young
ZEN Of the Baptist church with their ,
'ader, Rev. George II. Holt. are financing ,
be appearance IN Barre of Mr. Packard
trike- period prices Of 25c for adults and !.
Sc for children under II will keep the !
goga from realizing very much financial J,
largin on this rather expensive enter =
,inmcut. The Barre opera house holds
OH people. Please do not buy a ticket
Won are afraid 10 laugh. saturday
rersvo All II 1oFr A.