The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

0ne.ffth or winter underwear Al
Knights.
Thrty-two inch krinkle cloth l2hc
at Abbott's.
Ask to see those crepe de chine waists
for Sl0S at Perry's.
This is ladies night Mt the Buzzell
rink; open at Z; 30.
Extra good values in serge dresses
Paris Shirtwaist House
Public dance in Miles hall Saturday
evening. Rley's orchestra.
Joseph Roy of Montreal arrived to-
day for short visit with friends in the
city.
At the Presbyterian chuch next Sun
day evening, the pastor will preach on
"Lincoln."
"Helping Mother" a three.reel Rex
dram featuring Lois Webber and Phil
ip smalley, at the Biiou.
Miss Grace Cheney has returned to her
home in Washington, after passing sew
eral days with friends in Barre.
Miss Georgina Brock, who has been
confined to her home with illness for the
past month, is again able to be out
The home bakery, conducted at rs
Elm street by Mrs. Macdonald, will be
closed until further notice on account OF
illness.
Levi II. Cross, of the granite manufac-
turing firm Of Cross Bros, Northfield
was among the business visitors in the
city to-day.
John S. Scanlon of Graniteville left
the city this morning for st. Johnsbury
where he viii make a weekend visit
with relatives.
Miss Nellie Smith returned this fore
noon to her home in Mortified, after
spending few days with friends In
Barre and vicinity.
Miss Faith Walker, student at Mid
dlebury college, il spending few days
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Frank a..
Walker, Of Edgewood.
Edouard Gilbert of Websterville was a
visitor in the city this forenoon leaving
at ll:45 o'clock for Burlington, where he
will make visit of several days with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Badger Of Walden
are in the city. having come to attend
| the funeral Of the formers father, W. M.
Badger which il to be held Saturday
afternoon
The Agoga class Of the Baptist church
met Wednesday night at the home of
their teacher, Rev. G. H. Holt. A So
cial evening was enjoyed, a light lunch
being served and games being played
John Dickey Of Barre Town, who bad
been STAYING at the home of Mrs Worth
en- on Trow hill was brought to the City
hospital last night in NJ J. Whitcomb $
ambulance for treatment. Mr., Dickey
had a partial shock recently.
Tonight The Players present for the
T last time Tempest and Sunshine" Be-
ginning Monday, this popular company
| will present Daudet's masterpiece,
"Sappho." in four acts. Special costumes
and effects Same prices prevail Advt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis " Philbrook, who
| staged "The Runaways" in the Barre
opera house early last fall, are planning
10 present the musical comedy under the
auspices OF an organization in Rutland.
Last week Burlington local talent gave
"The Runaways" in a local theatre under
the direction Of Mr. and Mrs. Philbrook.
Peter smith Of South Main street left
the city last evening for New York,
whence he plans 10 sail on the Cunard
liner. Franconia, Saturday noon for Glas-
gov. Scotland, going from there to Aber-
deem. Mr.. Smith plans 70 spend several
months in the vicinity Of his birthplace
and former home on the east coast Of
Scotland
DIR. ". II. Hurley, former resident
and practicing physician Of Williams
town, returned 20 Mortified this after
noon. after a brief business visit in the
city. DR.. Hurley is located in Mortified
now and during the absence OF Dr. w. Is.
MAYO. who is representing Northheld in
the general assembly this session, be Is
occupying his Office.
At the Hedding church last evening the
/ North Barre Methodist advisory board
/ held their annual business meeting and
election Of oicers. The following Officers
were elected: President, &. = Andrews
/ FIRST vice president John J. sowles; sec
ond vice president, A. ". Gates; secre-
I tary. Miss Teresa Iangdon; treasurer,
Mrs. A. w. Gates. To the work COM
mittee John Sowles. George Mills and
A. w. Gates were elected and 10 the
I furnishing committee. Mrs. John Sowle-,
/ Mrs. b. W Hooker and Mrs. A. VI. Gates.
I Reports showed that good work was be-
ing done and that present conditions IN
the different departments we're very IA
vorable.