The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

II See the muslin underwear at Acc each,
4 at Vaughan's.
II See the new chiIdrens dresses, sizes a.
5 and 0 years, at SOC. Paris Shlrtwaist
II House.
H Clyde Morse of Wiliamstown came
tc the city to-day for brief visit with
II friends
At the Bijou to-day: A two-reel
Eclair drama, "The Line Riders;" also
comedy.
Chicken supper at the Universailst
vestry Thursday evening at . O'Clock.
Admission, 30c; children, SC.
Herbert Reed OF Gorham, N. y, re-
turned home yesterday after visiting
relatives in the city for the past ten
days.
The Philathea class of the Congrega
| tional church will meet with Mrs. WI
liam Mackay of Nelson street, Wednes-
day night at 1880.
Leon Ordway, who has been passing
few days with his sister, Mrs. Earl +,
Parker OF Spaulding street, has returned
to his home in Chelsea.
Mrs. Marion Mcdonald wishes to in
/ form her patrons that she has again
/ opened her home bakery at rs Elm street
i and will be ready to serve all, beginning
Il Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Houston of
/ Mortified, who were in the city yester-
day to attend the funeral of II, NJ. Hous-
ton of Maple avenue, returned TO their
home this morning.
Mrs. George Brown, who has been
4 has nj pr
| Mrs Margaret Mccarthy Of Brook street,
and with other relatives in the city, has
returned 10 her home in st. Johnsbury.
Reuben Mason Of North Waterford,
Me. and Mrs. Abbie Martin Of Brighton,
Me, who were called to Barre by the
death of their brother. j. Nj. Mason, OF
Long street, viii remain in the city for
a few days. visit.
The ladies' union of the Universalist
church will have a social at the home Of
Mrs. Benedict on Eastern avenue on
Wednesday afternoon from 2:3o until
5. Refreshments will be served and
silver collection taken.
Rev. Fred Mcneil of Graniteville will
lecture on. "1dealism in Tennyson," at
the Presbyterian church Wednesday
evening, Feb. II, at s o'clock. Admis-
sion, 25 cents. Everyone invited TO hear
this interesting speaker.
Auction sale of 100 hogs at H. NJ.
Farnham's sales stables IN Montpelier on
Wednesday, Feb IL at ! o'clock in the
afternoon; 50 nice brood sows that are
bred, 80 shoats and other hogs, good,
clean lot. c. T. Smith, auctioneer.
Nathan B. Benedict returned to-day to
his work in Boston, after visiting his
mother. Mrs. G. n. Benedict, and sister,
Miss Emily, OF Eastern avenue, for ten
days. Mr.. Benedict is now manager Of
the Hawkes. Automobile Renting Co. Of
Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund Ruddy and little
II child. who have been spending several
days in the city as the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Robertson of West Patterson
street, returned yesterday to Hardwick,
where Mr. Rudy is employed as clerk
in the Hardwiek hotel.
The campfire girls Of the Baptist
church will give an entertainment in the
vestry Wednesday evening at 1880. |
II They will give a little play called |
/ "Everygirl." and Mrs. Holt will sing |
some Indian songs. There win be other |
/ mum bers on the program. After the en- |
tertainment there viii be a social hour.
/ Admission, Zoe.
| IL was announced to-day that p. |
Gropelli's Italian band. an organization |
OF Italian boys and girls, who have been
studying the various wind instruments 1
under the tutelage OF AFR. Gropelli this
winter. will furnish music at the Social !
ist lecture 10 be delivered by Frank |
Bohn Of New York in Rowland hall |
| Thursday evening The young people 4
4 have been practicing assiduously for
their appearance and an excellent con
cert i in prospect The Christopher 4
Columbus hand made its last public APP 4
pearance IN Barre on the evening of
labor day in 1914 and since that time
much has been accomplished in the way
Of training the players for public re.
citnls
owing 10 the vacancy caused by de-
I lination Of james scott 10 serve as can
didate for alderman from the third 4
ward. the Socialist city committee has
nominated Antonio Broggi Of Bugbee
avenue - the party candidate for that
Office. When consulted yesterday, Mr.
, scott asked 70 b. excused from serving
a. q candidate and suggested that Mr.,
I Bfogri's name could b. usod % advau-
taqe in connection with the Office Mr..
( Broeri u one II the leaders among the
Younger Italian men 81 the city and
/ har boen prominent in the Affairs Of tho
Italian Athletic clah having served thnt
organization a. manager Of its baseball
team for several terms. Il i understood
that Mr.. Breegi has consented to loi
Do name b. ussd - the party candi.
date from ward three
SPECIAL SERVICES T. twa CHURCHES ~ the
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