The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

/ Jane Cowl at the Bijou to-day adv.
Large line of children's velvet hats at
Abbott's.
Clan minstrel rehearsal in Presbyterian
church tonight at Z o'clock sharp. A
full attendance requested.
Harry Baird has returned to his home
in Bakersfield, after spending several days
with his aunt, Mrs. Owen, in Barre.
A special Broadway feature at the
Biiou to-day--Jane Cowl, late star OF
"Within the Law" in fye-act drama,
"The Garden of Lies" Be sure and see
this at the Bijou.-adv.
A few friends of Catherine McKane
called at her home on Elm street Friday
evening and spent a social hour with Mrs.
McKane. Cake and coffee were served. A
small token was left by the ladies in re-
membrance of their visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin S. Waterman OF
236 Washington street have issued inyi-
tations for the wedding of their daughter,
Miss Inez T.. Waterman, to Harry j..
Bassett of Orleans. The wedding Will
take place at the Waterman home on the
evening OF Wednesday, Nov. 10.
The following item from the Rutland
Herald of to-day will be of interest TO
local people, as it concerns Miss Myrtle
A. Wells, who, until recently, was sta
toned at the Nurses home on Elm street
and who has been a resident of this city
for several years: "A marriage license
was issued yesterday by City Clerk Harry
b. Whittier to Alden j.. Nerton OF o.
Grove street and Myrtle A. Wells OF
Burlington. Mr.. Werton is a draughts'
man."
Tonight the aldermanic board holds its
regular meeting in the council chamber
at city hall. Among other matters that
are to be considered by the board is an
offer from the Consolidated Lighting Co.
to use the so-ealled gas-flled $50 c. p.
and 90 c. p. street lamps wherever new
lights are ordered and TO displacc tho 900
c. p. and 40 c. p. as rapidly as possible.
Lamps OF both types ale OF lie se4iaf
amperage and the change will not mean
any additional cost 10 the city.
At recent meeting of the newly or
ganized Italian Gaiety society, winch i
composed OF number Of young men OF
the city and members Of TIE lt~h@n
Young Women's Sewing club, the follow.
ing committee was elected TO complete
arrangements for the second OF the So
ciety's dancing series TO be given in the
Knights of Columbus hall early in No
vember; Miss Gladys Comolli, Armsndo
Comolli. Miss Mary Donetti, Joseph Cal
derara, Miss Mary Tomasi and John Mo
randi. Some unique entertainment fea-
lures are planned for the dance.
Merchants and Others 90 whom floor
space has been assigned for exhibits at
the food fair, which is 10 open IN How
land hall this evening. were busy to-day
in transporting their exhibits 10 the ball.
where there was an animated scene Of
preparation throughout the forenoon and
afternoon. In one instance very success
ful results have been obtained through
the cooperation Of three local firms in
furnishing a house w. O. Reynolds &
Son have contributed hardware and the
gas range, dining room and kitchen furni-
ture Is furnished by A. w. Badger 4 Co,
and the y. D. Iadd Co. Is TO have a food
demonstration. IL does not follow that
there are no other attractive exhibits, az
other business men have responded gen
erously with showings Of their wares.