The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-23
TALK OF TIE TOWN
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The chorus class Of the Congregational
church will meet Wednesday at 4'l9.
Josie Lougee has returned home, after
visiting her son, Julian, in Norwich.
Regular meeting of the Il. A. A. .. ~
Wednesday at 1880, Juveniles ut 4;30.
Mrs. Abbic George of Manchester, n.
H., is visiting her sister, Mrs Sarah
Bond.
Hedding NJ. +. Sunday school rehearsal
for Easter will be held Wednesday at
o'clock.
George jameson went yesterday after
noon to Burlington, where he will VISIT
relatives for few days.
Miss Addie Swift OF Hill street has re-
turned home after visiting relatives IN
Montreal for the past month.
Charles Zanleoni Of North Main street
left yesterday for Boston, where he VIII
spend few days on business,
James Wood of Prospect street LETT
YESTERDAY for Boston, where he will re-
main for a few days on business.
Harold Adams of South Barre LETT for
Boston yesterday He will visit in Nor
witch, Conn, before returning home.
we have lot Of excellent bargains in
BOYS shoes. Now is the time to fit out
the boy for spring Tilden Shoe Co.
Deputy Sheriff Dennis Donahue has re-
turned to his home in Graniteville, after
having been called to Ogdensburg, \. ~
on business.
The weekly reading Of the women OF
the Church of the Good Shepherd will be
at the home of Mrs. William W. Calder,
In Beacon street, at p. m. on Wednes-
day.
Regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen, No. 90, will be held in
Foresters' hall Tuesday evening, March
%. at 7 80 o'clock. Corresponding Seere'
tary Thomas Holder.
The regular monthly meeting of the
ladies' auxiliary of the Presbyterian
lchurch will be held at the home OF Mrs
John Morrison, Laurel street, wednesday
evening, March "a, at 1880.
i A number of Tufts college alumni IN
Barre and immediate vicinity Will go TO
Montpelier this evening to participate IN
the fourth annual banquet OF the YER
mont Tufts association. The college men
will meet at the Pavilion, where ban
quet will be followed by short after
dinner speeches and college songs
Professor j. G.. Dietz Of Norwich uni
yersitv win speak TO the Barre Womans
club Tuesday evening at s o'clock. The
first part OF the program viii consist OF
a short lecture on the history and mean
mo Of the sonata After this Professor
lDietz will play the following Beethoven
sonatas, "0pus Q, No 81 opus % ana
l"0pus Ill"
There should be full house at the
concert in the Congregational church on
Wednesday evening at o'clock, An eX-
eellent entertainment by some OF barre
leading singers viii be assured. All VINO
have heard Miss Albertson, elocutlonlst,
OF Montpelier seminary, who has pleased
Barre audiences with her readings in the
past. will want to improve this oppor
tunitv 10 hear her again. Admission
only 20c. Tickets can be secured at the
door.
Harry Dale, a former Barre boy who
used 10 make a good showing with ms
birds when resident Of this city, has
entered the poultry business on a large
scale in Massachusetts,. Mr. Dale Is now
a resident Of West Somerville, although
his interests in the poultry line are To-
Gated in Winchendon. with two Somer-
Vile business men be has formed tri-
angular partnership with a ready market
for their fowls, inasmuch as one Of their
number conducts provision store IN
greater Boston. From small beginning
their business has grown in the short
space Of four months from a hennery OF
less than $50 birds to one which usually
numbers nearly 500 hens and chickens.
Mr.. Dale still retains his position in Bos.
ton. although he plans 10 devote much Of
his spare time 10 the business IN VIM
ehendon.
Tonight the board Of aldermen hold
their regular meeting and il is expected
that a portion Of tne time will be given
over TO the discussion OF insurance mat
ters. Since the adjournment Of the city
lcouncil last week, the aldermanc prop
ertv COMMITTEES has made itself CONVEX
SAINT with the situation, as several con.
ferences. formal and informal. between
the CITY fathers and the representative
of the major insurance companies have
been held in the meantime. Much OF the
Insurance discussion viii center around
the policies 20 b. carried on the city hall
4 and the FIRE station. There is a growing
Il conviction that the nature OF The policies
on the fire equipment should be radically
changed and this feeling viii probably
take more tangible shape IN its expires
sion tonight. II i probable that few
l minor appointments, among the several
10 b. made hy the mayor VIII be an
a.. F4rarftum