The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

II IALk OF The TOWN
II Mrs. Marion Macdonald wishes to an
II nounce that her "Homc Bakery" Wi
reopen Tuesday, Sept. rs, at Is Eli
II street.
II Claret fizz and orangeade rickey mad
H from the fresh oranges, Zoe. One o
many delicious drink delicacies a
H browns.
Eugene Capt. of Circle street left thi
morning for Plattsburg, N. ", wher
he is to pass the remainder of the weel
with friends.
A regular meeting OF L. A., A. O. II.
will be held in X. Of G. hall Wednesday
evening at 1880. Business OF impor
lance. Juveniles at 4:30.
The officers of Ruth chapter, No. 33
Q. Z. s., are requested to meet in Ma
sonic hall Wednesday evening, Sept. 22
at 1880 o'clock for practice
Charles AlcDerment and Arthur Peas.
ley of Brookfeld and Joseph Rice Of
Brookfield were among the business Wis.
itors in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Downie are alb
sent on several days visit among
friends and relatives in Hyde Park,
Hardwick and st. Johnsbury.
Miss Inez Waterman of Orleans is
spending several days at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Water
man of upper Washington street
City Representative Il. l.. Smith OF
West street and Jarvis G. Harris of
South Main street went to Northfeld
this morning to attend the annual re-
union OF Co. G, of the 9th Vermont regi-
ment.
A meeting of the North Barre Cribbage
league will be held in the Bonaccord
pavilion tonight at o'clock. All mem
bers be present to meet partners, as play
| is to start ON Thursday. Per order com
mittee.
Michael Mcdonald of South Main
street, who recently returned to Barre
from Cambridge, Mass, where Mrs. Nc
Donald and children are making an ex-
tended visit, left this morning for Hard
wick to remain for few days.
1t is hoped that large number of
the Uniyersalist followers will be pres
ent at the reception to be given to the
ttat9tih anu HdPbH vi VoAuutu StiuAHdiN
and the public school teachers at the
Universalist vestry Wednesday evening
at s o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul w. Waterman,
who have been passing the summer in |
Barre and Plainfield, have returned to |
Cambridge, Mass, where Mr.. Waterman
is engaged as an instructor in the yolk
man school.
Officers at police headquarters devoted
part of yesterday afternoon to carrying
out the orders of the city magistrate in
respect to intoxicating liquor that had
been condemned in city court Several
dozen bottles Of beer were cracked open
and spilled. A large assortment of beer
and whiskey remains to be destroyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Grearson, who
are connected with the superintendent
staff at the state industrial school in
Vergennes. Frank Harris of Haverhill,
Mass. and Harry Harris OF Windsor are
n the city, having been called here by
he illness of Mrs. Victoria J. Harris at
he home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. f. Davis
II Maple Grove. Mr.. Davis was also
allied to Barre from Vergennes by Mrs.
fdFrls serious condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. j. Dashner OF Boston
Ind Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Kinney, also OF
Boston, who motored TO Barre via the
Mohawk trail last week. have returned
o Boston via the White mountains afterl
pending the week with their parents, !
dr. and Mrs. j. J. Dashner OF Washing.
on street. Miss Emma Dashner Of Bos.
on has also returned home, after spend. !
ng several weeks with her parents and
'rother, w. w. Dashner, in Michigan. !
A bumper beet that is likely 10 set a /,
trenuous record for amateur gardeners
n these environs is exhibited in the
orth window of the Marion Cigar store
n Depot square. The beet tips the beam
{ 10 pounds and was grown by w. n.
awrence, who has developed quite a
espectible garden plot this season at
is home. corner Of Elmwood avenue and
erin street. IL il an angular member,
bis prize beet, but Il has an average !
nth and anyone who aspires 20 equal
: exceed Mr. l.awrence's record must
pme forward with a pretty lusty mem.
er Of the beet family.
AZ an enthusiastic meeting Of the
tNhah hfamhtic Niuh lAet evening
organization was effected and local
eople who are interested in amateur 1
ieatricals viii BE- interested 10 learn
rat tne club u 10 set about immediate
/ TO rehearse for the presentation Of
The Private Secretary" which i TO be
reduced within a few weeks under the
Ispiccs u O. y. Leithner. under whose
Ipervision the civic de-, rtmeut Of the
are Noman's club recently presented 4
d ii Of the Toy shop" In recent n
'ars much dramatic talent as been de-
'ioped In the Newman club and it. Y
embers have been seen on the stage
lite frequently. Ohccrs elected for the Al
ming winter ar. President. Miss Mar
Ierits Brown vice president, Miss Har -
q lander; secretary. Miss Mary Nc "
Irthys treasurer Mics Jeanette &
anger. al members Of the dub are
guested 10 meet ~ the home n Mrs.
'rprd. : laurel street tins evening az
30 O'Clock. -
A former candidate Cor the governor.
II IF lows and one Nho failed of :
'ction only ~ q small margin 10 the
uing year II 1919. vhen = humber ~
sernors rode into ofiss on ths tidal
i've 81 Frnrressireisn. wns q Barre