The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-05
TALK OF THE TOWN


New line of ohildren's hats at Fits.
Public dance in Rowland hall tonight
OarrolIs six'piece orchestra.
During the summer months, the cream
cry viii be open Sunday evenings from
$3.50 to $3.50.
See advertisement OF auction sale a
corner of Clilf and Maple Grove street
Saturday, June s, commencing at l;3'
P. M.
Mrs. Margaret Smith Of 3S Liberty
street, who has been visiting friends in
81. Johnsbury for the past week, return.
ed to her home yesterday.
Mr.. Booth, Mr.. Bugbee and Miss Spear
OF the Barre opera house orchestra went
to Hyde Park yesterday, where they
played for the graduating exercises OF
the Lamolle Central academy.
The insurance offices of n. b. Ballard
G. II. Pape, Paige & Campbell and J. w
Dillon will close Saturday afternoons
during June, July, August and Septem
ber.-Adv.
There will be rehearsal of the chill
dren of the Presbyterian Sunday school
this afternoon at $3.50. Parents are
every rehearsal.
Mrs. II. B. Brooks, Mrs G. n. Benedict,
Mrs. +. L.Smith and Miss Agnes Brad
ford returned from Richmond last even
ing, where they attended the Universal
list district convention.
After a long suspension of activity
Gasparela Bros granite plant on West
l. l..
morning. The partners have booked "a
nice bundle of orders and the outlook for
successful summers business is consid-
cred promising. 1t is hoped that large
gang OF cutters can be accommodated at
the plant within very short time.
St. Johns court, No. 522, is planning
to send stable delegation Of its mem
bers to Swanton next week to attend the
annual convention of Catholic Order OF
Foresters of Vermont. Business sessions
and outings that are to take up most OF
the time Tuesday and Wednesday are to
terminate in big banquet Wednesday
evening. John Papin, chief ranger OF st.
Johns court, expects to lead the local
Following out the custom, the faculty
of Goddard seminary tonight will give
a class supper, followed by a reception
and dance, in honor of the graduating
class of the institution. At the supper
there viii be informal speech making,
and the affair will take the form of the
last purely school gathering OF the year.
the events of next week being open to
the graduates and most of them to the
general public.
By autos AL teams score of Barre
people representing Congregational and
Baptist church societies returned late
last evening from Marshfeld. where they
A TENDED the 39th annual convention of
the Washington County Union of Chris |
tian Endeavor. Among those who par
ticipated in the program were: Rev. Fred
Mcneil of Graniteville, +. NJ. Lewis, who |
was president Of the county union, James |
irearson and Miss Henrietta Ingis. Rev.
W. r. Baker of Morrisville delivered the
address at the closing session.
The members of the choir of the He'd
ling church were entertained at supper
asst evening by the music committee,
Who are pleased to do this annually in
appreciation of the work done by those
Who sing The chairman of the music
Mrs. L. D. Martin, in we'll
hosen words expressed the pleasure all
lad taken in the efforts of the choir,
Inder the efficient leadership of Miss
'eter About 30 people did ample justice
o the bountiful supper, well spread,
With jest and iollity, and rousing cheer
or the music committee closed the
leasant affair.