The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

II SOW tnls evening at Naughan's.
II oaie odd lace curtains at Vaughan's
son was born May to Mr. an
Mrs. B' II. Humphrey OF Gilmore street
Arthur johnson and Lottie Briscoe a
Dreamland to-day in dandy two.ree
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meeting of the ladies' aid of st
Monica's church will be held at the con
H vent Tuesday evening at 1880,
Claude Martin of South Main stree
lett Saturday for Windsor, where h
VIII make visit with relatives.
II l.. i. Savory of North Attleboro, Mass.
II arrived in the city yesterday and il
visiting on business for few days.
II Arthur Parzo, who has been visiting
II his uncle in Nashua, N. H., for the pas,
II 10 days, returned to Barre Sunday night
II 4 regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers
II and derrickmen, No. so, viii be held in
II Forestcrs' hall Tuesday evening, May
H II, at 1880 Cor. Sec, Thomas Holder
Il Mrs. Richard Boyea of Syracuse, n
II y, who has been visiting her two sons,
H Arthur and Olivia, of this city for the
past few days, returned home last night.
\ Regular meeting of Minnehaha en-
campment, No. 2, Tuesday evening.
\ Work, royal purple degree. All officers
and members are requested to be pres
ent.
| k. G.. Waterman of Camp street, who
has been employed at the Barre Cream
cry and Storage Co., for some time,
completed his duties there Saturday
night.
The tennis court at Elmwood is ready
g., 1all
desiring to form clubs for its use are
asked to communicate with Mrs. +. j.
Martin.
Miss Flora Beede of Washington
street has returned from Maine. where
she was called by the severe illness of
her brother. During her absence, her
home was cared for by Mrs. Fannie
/ Gold.
During the absence of H. W. Scott,
who is attending an n. +. O. P. conven-
ton in Boston, Justice of the Peace Al
bert A. Sargent is acting as judge in
Barre city court.
Among the pictures to be shown at
the opera house tonight, starting at I
| o'clock will be "Glimpses of the Balkan
War Territory" "The Defense of the
Dardanelles,' Reviewing the French
Troops BY Airship," etc These pictures
will be shown between and o'clock.
Admission, l0c.-Ady.
At the Peoples Shoe store large |
crowd gathered Saturday afternoon TO
hear the announcement OF the close of |
the Juniors campaign. 1t was announced |
that the close would be made on June |
20. Howard Mari had the largest num-
Der OF credits and the first prize was
awarded to him and Mary Cerasoli had
the second largest, getting second prize.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gauthier of High
land avenue returned last evening from
Randolph, where they have been the
guests of Sheriff T.. w. Kent and Mrs.
Kent. Barre friends OF Mrs Kent will
regret to learn that she is suffering from
severe attack of inhammatory rheu-
matism, although her condition. accord
ing to latest reports, is somewhat i'm.
proved.
Mrs Nancy Wood. who lives on the
Prospect street extension. has a copy
of the Barre Herald, which was print
ed in the year 1850. The Herald was a
weekly sheet and a survey OF one OF the
few copies known TO be in existence
indicates that il reproduced in detail
most of the local happenings of the
day
The West Hill Sunshine club met on
Thursday. May q. with Miss Leila Ban
croft of west hill, there being p mem ,
bers and one visitor present: visiting ,
Mrs. Charbonneau of Barre
City. The program was as follows: In /,
strumental solo, Mrs. Wilbur Rowland; !
vocal solo. Mrs. Leon Lord; reading. Mrs
Herbert Colby vocal solo. Mrs. William
Bingham. reading, Mrs. NJ. Il. Beneve- !
ies. instrumental music, Mrs. Wilbur
Rowland; reading of quotations by ey.
aryoue PR sent. Refreshments of ice
,ream, cake, waters and fruit were
served by the hostess. The next meet =
NC will be held June I'd. with Mrs. Her
,ert Colby and Mrs. NJ n. Benevedes, az
Mrs. Benevedes'. There will also be a u
pccisl meeting May 20 with Mrs. Frank
lafayette. IL
In connection with the sermon at one &C
4 the Sunday morning masses IN ~.
ionics's church yesterday, the pastor. HI
Iev. ?. VI. Mckenna took occasion 90 n
riticise the propaganda methods employ. -
4 in disseminating what purports 90
. the scriptural story OF the creation. M
ather Mckenna deplored the circum ia
iances which permitted men n spread
through the medium OF moving pc T.
nres. lantern slides and phonograph M
ctuncs he declared that the doctrine ~
the creation. as u IL being pushed N
TO al corners Of the country through & !
10 same agency. is tallacious and should 80
n be listened 30 with seriousness nv 90
linking people he thought that any 81
srsiun Of the creation which departs Nj
ON the accepted story 81 the worlds "a
ginning should h. ignored and the dis Nj
minator thsrcof would do vel ~ re- IN
ember tho precrHt laid down ia the or
ghth commandment. vi
Two arrests for alleged violation ~ Os
y crpectoratian Law resulted in ons
- ~ guilty saturday afternoon. Felix 90
-rutfni acknovledrsd = first oFeuse !
bon arrairusa before Magistrate n re-
. scott The jnSgs iulrosed q fns f.a
~ and cssts ~ s5la. whieh he paid "
srIisr in ths daY Joserh Ksllis vhs -
ten N custody. 4 having teen ALLEGED ,
AZ ore 0f the authorities caught hiFn -
she - ~ srpestoFsfing on North
IN strrsf. After en- informal inquiry 80
b ths circumstances 81 police haad u
artfrs. Fr1fis sss aiiuzed 80 r. Bee
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