The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-02
TALK OF THE TOWN
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H Friday afternoon, Oct. !, TO Mr., and Mrs
H Joseph Calderara.
Those taking part in the Red Mems
farce will please meet in Clan Gordon
anterooms tonight at 7.30.--Adv.
II Andrew Miles, who has been working
on the state road in Worcester, has
moved his outfit to Montpelier Center.
Saturday, Oct. q at p. m, general
meeting of the stockholders of the Social
club, No 2, Inc, at the Socialist hall.
Officers Of Ruth chapter, o. II. s., are
requested to meet Monday evening, Oct.
a, at 1880 o'clock for practice. Please
note change of time.
The Independent Order of Foresters
will hold public dance in X. OF G. hall
Tuesday, Oct 5. Per couple, 35c; ladies,
free. Bruce's orchestra.
| Miss Myrtle Wells, who has made her
headquarters at the nurses home on Elm
street for the past few years, left this
morning for Rutland, where she is to
make an extended stay
| Owing to Clan Gordon hall being en-
gagged for Friday, Oct. i, the Clan Cor
don minstrels will not meet for practice
until Monday, Oct. 4, at 1880 p. m. All
those wishing to take part in this chorus
will please attend.
Mrs Emma j. Rice of Marion, Mass,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bishop of 1877 Washington street.
Mrs. G. j. Leonard has returned to her
home in Springfield, after passing a week |
in the city as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bishop.
Winter vegetables for sale---Carrots, |
beets, turnips, SOC per bushel; Hubbard
squash, &c per pound, so pounds or more
for lac; pie pumpkins, SOC per dozen;
green tomatoes aud White Spine cucum-
bers, the thick -meated kind, 65c per
bushel; few bushels of sweet apples
for preserving or baking. Tel. 3S6-22,
or send me a card. +. r. Northrop.
Mrs. Jesse Phelps of Webster street
was removed to the City hospital last
night for an operation. Mrs. Margaret
Kesson of Park street was taken to the
hospital last night in A. w. Badgers
ambulance for treatment. Elmer Scott
Of Richardson street is patient at the
hospital, having been transferred to that ,
institution yesterday. Mr. Scott has
been quite seriously i'll for the past two /
weeks. The condition of Clifton Bailey
Of Maple avenue, who submitted to an
operation at the hospital yesterday, is
reported to show considerable improve
nent
Odd Fellows of Hiawatha lodge, No.
20, |. 0. O. f., are planning to send a I
arge delegation of their number to the
-egular meeting of the 18th Odd Eel
ows district, which is to be held in
next Wednesday evening.
Visiting members of the fraternity will
Ne the guests of the Washington lodge
md ceremonies in the late afternoon and
,arly evening viii be followed by !
To the past noble grands of
iiawatha lodge has fallen the honor OF
icing selected to work the initiatory =
egree on a class of candidates at the :
istrict meeting. The following towns =
re represented in the district, Washing \
on, East Barre, Cabot, Plainiield and >
z
School superintendent representing !
early every union school district in 2
Washington county, who held their regu Z
lr meeting in the Office OF Supt. G. H. y
White at Spaulding high school Friday, :
oted 10 hold their November meeting
! Waterbury, at the invitation of Supt.
orman Frost of the Waterbury school
Mon. During the forenoon and after
Don sessions cf the association, num-
ar OF important topics bearing on the st
,hool systems of Washington county
nj Vermont were discussed as well as II
Iatters concerning the county teach
s. association, which was organized in |.
ARE last winter. The executive com so
ittee is 10 select a meeting place for %
lie 1915 gathering which is to be held
'metime in January. u
Next Sunday evening at the Hedding NJ ~
lurch, the pastor will give a splendidly
lustrated lecture on "The Ride That
ived an Empire" or "NNhere Rolls the "a
regonp That famous ride was more ~
lngerous than Gen. Putnam's and as n,
tectiye as Paul Reyere's. Fifteen hun. '''
ed miles in the dead OF winter and
rough the Rockies rode the famous
visionary TO save a state, marvelously
ch in resources and "a times larger
an Vermont 20 the flag and the cross. ~
he lecture never lags in interest and x.
ore than 100 realistic pictures will be ="
ven. School children will find especial Ma
terest In il and people Of all ages will
Re this ecture that appeals alike 70 ON
? educational, the patriotic and the re- In
'ious impulse. The public is cordially
vited. III
Meadow Brook Golf club announce =
'nts include the statement that the =,
ID championship has been won by ~ ~.
orge II. Fraser, who defeated A. ". -"
leland three up and two 20 play in
, finals. This i the second successive :
IT that Mr.. Fraser has established his ps'
'remacy over all playing members Of
club. In the presidents prize COM
ition. which IL the last important
MT Of the year on the Brook street
rse, the first round Of match play
] b. OCT. at 10 O'Clock In the fore
N. The players who were qualified
the match have been drawn As fol-
si A. Rollo rs. J. y. Stewart A..
Der ". 9. II. Fraser J. Mercer w.
Black J. Palmer ". Y. McPhersons
Narras ". r Duncans a. Milne Va
G. stewarti A. Murray W. D. r. Nc.
d. r. J. Stewart ". vs.. Mason Much
rest oenters around the outcome u