The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Visit Knights half-price counter.
Burns concert tonight, Presbyterian
church.
Social dance in Rowland hall Thurs
day evening. Riley's orchestra.
| Now is the time to do your spring sew
ing. See Abbott's large showing OF wash
goods.
The MeWhorter Co. are sole agents in
Barre for mems and boys Munsing union
suits.
Marvel -four coupons given away with
each l0-cent admission at the Pavilion
Theatre.--Ady.
Regular meeting of l.. A., A. 0, H.,
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock. Ju-
veniles at 4:30.
Mrs. d. j. Burnes and son, Howard, Of
Graniteville, were in the city yesterday
on their way TO Clarenceyille, p. O., for
short visit
Mrs. l.. S. Campbell OF Burlington, who
has been visiting at the home OF Mrs. w.
H. jackson for the past few days, re-
turned to her home yesterday afternoon.
Get in on that Marvel -four contest at
the Pavilion Theatre. One Darrell to be
given away March ] to the person re-
turning the largest amount OF these cou-
pons,-Ady.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Rae, who were
married in this city two weeks ago, have
returned from bridal tour through Mas
sachusetts and Rhode Island. Mr., and
Mrs. Rae are making their home at 50
Paterson street.
Under the patronage of the young peo
Piles society of the Church of the Good
Shepherd a social dance, with music by
Riley's orchestra, viii be given in How
land hall Thursday evening, Admission
soc per couple; ladies l0c
Next Saturday afternoon, the Wonl-
ans club will hold rummage sale in the
emergency room of the city building, to
close out the winter clothing. ANY ar
ticles which anyone has TO contribute will I
be gratefully received.
The first appearance this season of the
Shamrock basketball team in this city
will be tonight at the Church street
gymnasium, when they meet the fast
Spaulding quintet. The game, which is
causing considerable interest, will be
commenced at o'clock.
Goddard's next basketball game will
come on Thursday night instead Of Fri.
day night, as was at first scheduled. On
that night they play the Hardwick team
and the date was changed 10 satisfy the
academy, as they wish to play Montpelier
high at basketball on Friday night.
The first two Of the series Of lectures
10 be given by the mems society OF the
church viii be those OF Rev.
Frederic Kenyon Brown Of national fame.
Known on the platform and in his wris-
ngs as al Priddy," he has had much to
10 with the labor conditions of this coun-
ny. His writings have appeared in The
bullock and he has written several books
lie was selected 20 represent the Law
ence strikers in their trouble two years
go. As a Chautauqua lecturer be has
Ippeared all over this country. He =
'ftentimes referred 20 as "The Dickens
Il Factory Life" He was born where
he worlds first factory was created and ,
Us experiences dealing with factory life !
ire appealing 10 all. He came 20 this ,
ountry In the steeage Of a eattlcship. /
While attending Dartmouth college &c
contributed 20 The Outlook and through !,
hese writings be gained worldwide 81. !
ention. lie graduated with special hon !
~ from that college and then studied
or the ministry. Mr. Brown is an init. =,
nate friend Of Rev. p. Grassland and viii /,
y bis guest while here Don't miss the 7,
10 hear him Feb. and 10 IN :
be Presbyterian ehurch.-Ady.