The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-02
TALK OF THE TOWN
Gossard corsets at Fits.


The boy should have mackinaw coat
the MoWhorter Co. have them.
Are you getting some OF those new
percalesY Only DC yard at Vaughan's.
The Sunday school chorus OF the Con-
gregational church will meet Wednesday
at 4;lb.
Richard A. Hoar of East street was
business visitor in Randolph yesterday
and to-day.
Discount OF 90 per cent. on tub and
bench wrngers for this week only at
N ID. Phelps Co.
Mrs. Bert Clogston OF Bradford was a
guest at Mrs. Josie Waldo's, Hooker
avenue, Monday.
A few ladies' winter coats yet unsold
at Sadliers. Can be seen at our Granite
Vile branch, =. N. Prescott, manager.
Extensive improvements in the way
of repairing and decorating have been
started on the interior OF the Homer
Fits store.
! Richard Bizzozzero, who a month ago
suffered painful injuries to one leg, was
taken yesterday to his home from the
City hospital.
There will be an adjourned meeting OF
the trustees of the Barre City hospital
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the
school commissioners rooms.
Members of Riley's orchestra were in
INewbury last evening, when they play
ed for dance given under the auspices
of the Patrons of Husbandry.
The monthly meeting of the ladies' AID
of the Presbyterian church will be held
at the home of Mrs. Harry Farrar, Park
street, on Wednesday evening at 1880.
]. j. Dashner, real estate agent, has
sold for Peter Laxson his cottagehouse,
located on Orange street, to DIR. ID. G.
Jarvis of this city, who buys for an in
vestment.
Ice skating, Pearl street. Special SEES
sion daily at 2:30 p. m. Admission for
ladies and children with skates, 10 cents.
Open evenings at 1880. Admission, with
skates, Is cents.
i +. g. Chamberlain of Franklin street
lis acting as conductor on the subur-
ban train on the Nj. a an. r. during
the absence Of Edwin Felt, who is taking
Ia few days vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Lanpher, who
have been visiting for the past week at
their daughters. Mrs, p. Z. Hawley, on
the east hill, have returned to their
home in North Hyde Park.
The Danish brotherhood will hold
masquerade ball in the X. of G. hall sat
Iurdav night. Feb. 90 Tickets, soc each.
Riley's orchestra viii furnish music Re-
Ifreshments served. Everybody invited.
The New England Order OF Protection
meeting Wednesday evening will open
promptly at I o'clock. The business
meeting viii close at and members are
urged to come with their friends and en-
Joy whist part. First and second prizes
are offered and refreshments will be
served
The ladies' union of the Unversalist
church will hold card party at the
home OF Mrs. NJ T. Paige, 90 Elm street,
Wednesday afternoon from $3.50 till 5
o'clock. Ladies are invited to come and
bring their friends. Refreshments will
b. served and a silver collection will be
taken.
The Redskins defeated the Combina
ton Five Saturday night by score Of
i "a to 10. The players on both sides were
evenly matched until the Redskins start.
ed young whirlwind, with only two
minutes left TO play. This last sally
gave them five baskets and ended the
game.
Sunday school teachers Of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church viii meet at the
home of George Stuart OF Spamding
street Wednesday evening for their reg
ular monthly get-to-gether. Lessons TO
be used in the several courses during
February viii be analysed by the pas
tor. Rev. Edgar Grassland.
At the home of Rev. and Mrs. w J. NJ.
Beattie, 100 fremont street, tomorrow
evening. the young peoples society OF
the Church Of the Good Shepherd viii
hold its regular monthly social meet
ing. Arrangements have been made for
an interesting musical program and
cards viii also form part Of the even
ing's diversions.
Mrs. Margaret Nelson. Misses NJ. Ag-
mes Nelson, Miss Monica Schneider and
frank T. Nelson Of ~ Summer street,
who were called 20 New York last week
by the sudden death Of Arthur J. Schnei-
der. a former resident Of Barre. returned
10 this city last evening. Funeral serv-
ices for Mr. Schneider were held Friday
and the interment was made in New
I York. Miss Nelson has resumed her du-
ties a. cashier in the Barre office Of the
lYt Tel. a Tel. Co. and her brother has
gone back 20 work for the American
Express 60. in Montpelier.
4 AZ city han this evening the alderman
T. committee Of the whole viii meet 20
make some Of the preliminary changes
TO the cheek LET that il 10 b. used az
the forthcoming city meeting 80 far
a. Tho aldermen may properly proceed.
names Of persons removed by death or
for other reasons viii b. stricken from
the list along with number Of delin-
quent tax payers who forfeited their
SIGHT to nee the suffrage when they
failed 10 make good their 1914 tax ac-
lcounts Preparations are being made for
several meetings Of the board Of civil
AUTHORITY. 10 BE- held sometime around
Feb 20 u is expected that large num-
her 81 names win b. added 30 the list
this wear. 90 therc Gre many who have
received fnal citizenship papers since
the last election.
Barre and Montpelier devotees II mo
ftorrvrIina have FORMED On organization
Is s. known - the interciy Motorcycle
club ard 10 have for ita FIRST purpose
go promotion 81 ire sport N this part
i Vermont. OHmrs have h~fn elected
- f0liaus President William n Dutb-
81 r3rr president B W GoodfeIlows
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