The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

Forty inch embroidered yoile for
dresses SOC yard, at Vaughan's.
A new e--Broad Leaf, Sc cigar
Better than any Toe cigar in Barre,
George W. Lander, maker.
Alexander Lecasse went this morning
TO his home in Rock Island, =. o. where
he will make a visit of 10 days
Alexander Creighton, who has been
visiting in Barre for the past week, re-
turned this forenoon to his home in
EIardwick.
Mrs. G. N. Benedict, Eastern avenue,
cooks food of all kinds to order; parties,
lunches ard dinners catered for. Baked
beans, brown and white bread, plain and
sweetened doughnuts on Saturday.
Phone orders early to l4lW.
Having taken over the management Of
Riley's orchestra and also being the man
ager of the Montpelier Military band or
chestra, am in position to furnish two
good orchestras for all occasions and |
respectfully solicit your patronage. Karl
B. Forsell, Montpelier, Vt. Phone 252.
Efforts to reorganize the Blue Sex
baseball team will probably meet with
success when former members OF the
club come together tomorrow evening to
consider plans for the season. Until two
years ago the Blue Sox had a team that
consistently defcd iofeat for three sea
jsons. No proposals Tor renewing the or
ganization will be entertained unless il
develops that the prestige of the club
can be upheld.
| Norwich alumni in Barre have received
! invitations TO smoker to be held at
the Mortified house in Mortified Sat
urday evening at O'Clock under the
auspices of the Washington County Nor
wich club. Arrangements for the get.
together are being completed by North
field members of the club, and a large
attendance OF Norwich men is anticipat-
ed. Lieutenant John Greed, n. I. 10,
recently with the 18th infantry along
the Mexican border, will be the guest
of the evening. Lieutenant Creed who
is visiting at his home in Rutland, has
been notified Of his transfer to the 18th
infantry, a detachment OF which is sta
toned at Tienstein, China.
Preston Conner, student at Goddard
seminary, went to his home in St Johns
bury this forenoon, accompanied by his
roommate, Lawton Witt, Of Winchendon,
Mass. who will pass the Easter vacation
in Caledonia county. Raymond Fiske
and Harold Carr, who are also St. Johns
bury bows, accompanied Messrs. Conner
and Witt. Miss Mabel Williams of the
seminary went to her home in Littleton,
N. H., Miss Marjorie Ford will pass the
HOLIDAYS at her home In Rochester and
John Sparks and Oscar Washer went TO
their home in Williamsvile, near Brat
tleboro. for the vacation. Miss Violet
Brigham left early this afternoon for
Pike Station, y. II.
Barre music lovers win be interested
to learn that the talented English opera
company win come 10 this city sometime
within the next few weeks, booking
for the local opera house having been
secured William F. Sheehan. who APP
peared here in his own opera company a
few years ago, win accompany the opera
singers TO Barre. II is said Of the com
pany that it is not only strong in having
Mr.. Sheehan, but IN having a number Of
others who sing in the principal roles /
and in having chorus Of exceptional /
strength. IL IL likely that the singers
will be heard in ~ Trovatorc" although /
the definite arrangements for their visit
and the program have not been com
pletcd
Sons Of Veterans auxiliary, No. 5, to
Major L. A. Abbott camp. No. IA. was
organized in Foresters' hall last evening I
by the division president Mrs Nellie NJ. /
Stone. who was assisted BY Mrs Hannah /
Taylor, the division secretary. and Mrs 4
Mabel Fay, division treasurer an OF the
organizing officers coming from Morris
VILE The following officers were elected 4
aud installed; President. Mr.. Cara b.
Perry; past president. Mr.. Edith H.
Dodge: vice president Mrs. Nora w. Car
cv: secretary. Mrs. Grace I Dhcharme,
treasurer Mrs. Lillian Ducharme. be
organization Of an auxiliary j. the out
come Of a feeling among certain women
81 Barre aud vicinity that the Sons 81
Veterans would have an effective 60
efficient in its work 81 assisting Grand
Army men and preserving the best ira
ditions Of the parent organization IL rhe
wives and relatives Of the Sons would
form an association. II j. proposed q
have regular meetings and the new ~
ranization plans 70 take an active part
n certain phases Of the work carried on
by the Sons Of Veterans. A second meet
inc viii b. held in the near future
Three Barre Young men. outdoor ef
husiasts who have pendants for snow
shoeing and a life ID the open. left late
this forenoon on an endurance trip
through towns IN the north part Of the
,ouuty George Halyosa. Mari y. Perry
md Emery Nouhall went amply pre-
pared for any emergencies. Reports
from the outlying district. indicate tlIst
pieuituds n snow remains in the deep
a0ods and an three carried along thcir
sn0n shoes distance ~ b miles
stretches out IN ths proposed itincrarr
To night tie cutters WiI make Their
.lul.- 81 Camp Kernel. near Pigeon pond. 4
Io-merrOu Ties vfi pursue o rpurse
shieh heads e. kettie pond aui theuee /
- Narshfrla pond. They plan r. p
ihseut from thr ftt three daFs sud p.
lore ther return theg ail hate tra
erafH tie towns of pisinfelt Mar-hffi4 4
sisat Woodbury. ard Calais.