The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Il You can buy 7 Pippns for 25c at Cum
mings g. Lewis.
See the new waists on sale at TIN
Vaughan Store.
Fresh strawberries daily at the Yer
mont Fruit Store.
Public dance in Rowland hall Saturda,
evening. CAROLS six-piece orchestra. A
good time for ALL
"The Star of the Sea-" two.rcel Req
drama featuring Pauline Bush; also Other
pictures at the Bijou.--Adv.
An adjourned meeting Of the vestry OF
the Church OF the Good Shepherd will be
held in the church next Tuesday evening
Mrs. Raymond C.. Waterman of Camp
street went this morning to her former
home in Williamstown, where she will
spend the week end with her mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nj. Randall, who
have made their home in Barre for the
past three years, left yesterday afternoon
for Milton, where MIR. Randall has pur-
chased mercantile establishment.
| James Hastings has the building mate
rial drawn and the foundation ready for
an addition to his garage and tire repair
! shop near the Cleary store on North
hi"ih Stittt. wi. IIdstIIiHS pldts W llh fG
the annex completed early in june
The ID. c, V. baseball team will cross
bats with the Mohawk A. G. of Williams
town on the Rangers field Saturday after
noon at 3 o'clock. The battery for the
visiting team will be Godfrey and Saw
cry and for the d. G. v. Colombo or Cal
cagni and Calderara.
Officers elected by st. Aldemar com
mandery, No. II, Knights TempIar in
April were installed at a largely attend
ed assembly by knights in the Masonic
asylum in the Blanchard building last
night. DIR. II. b. Whitaker, grand senior
warden OF Vermont, indicted the officers
into the positions and he was assisted
in the ceremony by Nelson B. Ballard.
past st. Aldemar. After the business
of the evening, the knights enjoyed a
smoker, several on their number contrib
uting interesting informal remarks to
the program.
Barre council, No. 40l, Knight of Co
lumbus, held another of it's enjoyable
dancing series in the council hall last |
evening. Fifty couples were in attend
ance and music for the occasion was
rendered by CAROLS orchestra. At in
PERMISSION a number OF Young women
served refreshments A committee With
Charles Wilkie acting as chairman had
charge of the arrangements. Another
dance for members Of the council and
their friends viii be held at the hall in
the near future.
Charles A. Lundgren Of East street re
turned this morning from Burlington,
where he represented the local Foresters
u America at the annual state conyen
ion. Mr.. Lundgren, himself past grand
odge officer. was elected Il delegate to-
The national council OF American Fores-
ers. Among the other people from this
ocalty who returned to-day from the :
convention were: j.. j. Sullivan, +. r..
Brew, Robert Donald and James lawson
Who represented courts Rob Roy and
Phil Sheridan of Granitevilc and East
}arre.
Returns received at the Barre Office OF
he ID. A. Perry Real Estate agency to-
sy tell of the sale of the Hackett farm,
0 called, in Barnard, piece of property
obtaining $50 acres. w. w. Perkins.
he Bethel representative of the local
gency. consummated the deal. The ,
roperty, owned by c. w. Maham. has 1
cen purchased by George Edwards, a +
andolph man, the transaction involving
MY the real estate. The price named in
he deed was $1,000. Mr.. Edwards is
rowing his household goods from Ran
olph to his new purchase. which is To-
sted on the road leading from Barnard r
, Woodstock Mr.. Mahsm's plans arc .
Ut announced.
A Franingham, Mass, newspaper con
Inns the following account OF dance
lat will be OF interest to a number Of
ARE people. inasmuch as Miss Norma
ainini is a former resident Of this city,
avng here for birmingham only short :,
me ago: "Thc Middlesex club held its
inusl dance at the Casino last night,
Ter 100 couples enjoying the dancing
lille a large number crowded the bal
my to witness the prize glide dances
he prize dance took place at 10 o'clock
"a IL was necessary to have two trials
the three leading couples competing,
smoothly and cleverly were the steps
ecuted The judges finally awarded
C prize of $40 in gold TO Miss Norma
ainini and Charles Martell." r,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beckman Of New
lrk arrived in the city yesterday from
tlantic City. \. y, and are passing
month in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs A,
illiam Miers on Keith avenue. Mr.
.ckmsn viii bc employed in the down
wn barber shop OF Mr.. Micrs until ;
ne IS. when he viii accompany Mrs.
,ckman 30 the White mountains in
" Hampshire for a soiourn Of several
,uths al the Mount Pleasant house.
/. and Mrs. Beekman have been pass
7 the winter snd early spring IN 81
icustine Fla. The former states that
: tourist business al Florida winter
.orts was the poorest in several years.
condition which large hotel owners a. .
h. 30 the war IN Europe and a result
money stringency IN the Inited AT
ates =