The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-07
TALK OF TIE TOWN

| DIX crepe ue cnlne Waists on sale fOl
81 90 each at Vaughan's.
Try chocolate caramel nut sundae al
the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Big sale on children's colored and white
dresses Saturday at Fits.
See the hardwood refrigerators that
Hooker & Co. are selling at SO.
Crex rugs, in all sizes, from 35c up;
also Crex carpets by the yard at Hook.
er's.
Rummage sale, Uniyersalist church
to-day Doors open from $3.50 to 0
p. m.
III. b. Partridge of Summer street left
this morning for Mortified, where he
will remain on business for few DAYS.
Charles Cato of Brook street left last
night for New York City, where he will
make an extended visit with his uncle.
Antonio Cato.
Miss Dena Richmond, student at
Goddard seminary, left this morning for
her home in Rutland, where she will pass
the week end with relatives.
Mrs. Louis Bresaw of North Main
| street left last night for Mortified,
where she will visit at the home Of Mel
son Bresaw for several days.
Mrs. Richard Boyea and son, Stephen,
Of Syracuse, N. Y, arrived last night
and are making a visit with Arthur and
Olivia Boyea OF this city for short
time.
The members of the junior and senior
branches of the sodality are requested to
be present this evening at the May devo.
tions at st. Monica's church, TO be held
at 1880.
Mrs. Albert Atherton and daughter,
Miss Lena Anterior, who have been the
guests of Miss Lizzie f. Townsend of
Washington street, returned to their
home in Waterbury to-day.
Friends in this city of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Geen, who reside in Chicago, Ill.,,
and who formerly resided in this city
have received the news of the birth of
a son, Edwin Frank, April 30. Mrs. Geen
will be remembered as Miss Catherine
Mclean by friends in this city.
Mrs. A. A. Northrop, who underwent
an operation for the removal of her low
err right limb at the City hospital yes
terday, passed a comfortable night and
was reported TO be resting fairly well
to-day Mrs. Northrop made an excel
lent recovery from the immediate effects |
of the operation.
Last evening at the home of Mrs. H. |
w. Scott OF ~ Richardson street the |
Athena club gathered to elect officers
for the coming year. Officers were elect
ed as follows: President, Mrs. Murray |
Love; vice president, Mrs. Nellie oliver: |
secretary, Mrs. Florence Veale; treasur-
err Mrs Flora Houston.
Henry l.. House of WiIliamstown is
making visit at the home OF his SON.
+. /. House. of West street In point
OF years Mr.. House, who is turning to-
ward his S0th milestone, is older than
most of the people who stepped off the
train this morning, but none walked
with a frmer step. Mr.. House is enjoy
ing excellent health for man of his
years and is laying plans as usual for
making garden this spring on his
lome place in Williamstown.
Charles L. Hoernle, instructor in com
nercial subjects and coach of the base
,all team at Goddard seminary. is en-
ertaining Frank DAILY former class
nate at Dorchester, Mass, high school
md in times past one OF the best known
mateur inielders in the East. Mr.. DAILY
: a travelling salesman and stopped in
barre for n few DAYS visit while on
BUSINESS trip through New England.
after leaving Dorchester high be went ,
o Mereersburg academy in Pennsylvania |
nd afterward 20 Washington a Ice uni
ersity, playing baseball at both ins,itu-
ions.
Various committees connected with the
'arre Congregational church are making :
lans for the reception OF delegates to
he annual convention of the Vermont =
congregational conference. which Is 10 be
cid in this city May IL. 10 and 90
The Church and It's Ministry" is to be I
be central theme of the convention and y
round 225 Congregational churches In |
ermont will be represented At one time
r another during the three DAYS. Many e
zeal people have generously offered TO h
pen their homes for the reception Of O
sitors during the convention, as upward "
500 delegates are expected 10 b. pres. J.
n. II i proposed 10 serve meals in 4
ne Of the church yestries during the Il
invention week. In connection with g
le church convention the annual meet c
q OF the Vermont Domestic Missionary ],
iciety is 10 be held. "
The photo drama Of Creation" that IL Y
b. given at the opera house beginning "
lnday, May 2, AZ , p. m. Is an educa. ~
onal feature along religio-scientihc lines
IA IN defense ~ the Bible as the in
tired word Of God ID comes 70 Barre
ter creating = great deal Of interest IN n
her parts Of the state. II has been
own IN Bennington, Burlington, Rut
M and many other smaller places. II
vers a period OF $1,000 wears Of EARTH ia
story and attempts 10 harmonic Bible. de
Ience and history. The moving picture :
m used Is mostly all hsnd-colored. The o.
ird part il especially beautiful. being ~
p life Of our Saviour. scenes taken IN wi
lestine. the place Of the Il0-d's minis a
y. beautifully haHd-colorcd and fasci VI
ting The duma IL in four parts Of b.
10 hours cach. Free admission tickets vi
AZ BE- secured at the leading mer- rs
ants. The dates are SUNDAY and rt
p. NJ aud Monday and Tuesday AZ o.
m.-Adv. n