The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Rexall red cedar flakes for your furs
II l5c package at Red Cross Pharmacy.
il The school bird club will meet in Math
H ewson building Thursday afternoon aftel
school,
Sergio Endela of North Adams, Mass.
was among the business visitors in tn,
city to-day.
William Pruneau left to-day for Bath
| Me- where he will make an extended
| visit with relatives.
| Harry Keefc, who has been visiting in
| Winchester, Mass, for the past two
weeks, returned home last night.
Public dance in Clan Gordon hall Sat
urday evening. CAROLS orchestra of six
pieces. A good time is assured all.
Harry Kendall of Mount street was
called to STAFFORD yesterday by the Sc
rious condition of his father, who is i'll
Of pneumonia
For the first time this year the Car
pathia club met defeat yesterday after
noon at the sandbank in baseball game
with the Merlo academy nine. The score
was 20 to II.
Mrs. William Corrigan, who has been
spending few days in Montpelier, where
she transacted deal in real estate, visit
ed in the city to-day while on her way
to her home in Washington.
Axel Anderson, a well known South
Ryegate granite manufacturer, was
business visitor in the city to-day. Mr..
! Anderson states that business in Gale
donna county granite circles is unusually
quiet for this time of year, although OPP
eratons are not wholly suspended.
Nearly 30 Barre people We're at the
capital to-day to appear before Judge II.
j. Howe in United States naturalization
court. The majority of the candidates
expected to secure their final citizenship
papers and to take the oath of allegiance
to the United States before returning
home.
Jasper Comoli, Piqua, O.. granite
manufacturer, arrived in the city yester-
day for a brief visit with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs John Comolli of Foster
street. Accompanied by his mother, Mr.
Comoli left Barre early to day for Pi |
qua. where the former win pass severa
weeks with her son. Alfred, who ia in |
poor health.
Late this afternoon the Italian Pleas |
IRE club baseball team plan to meet the
Montpelier seminary team in Montpelier
on the seminary campus. A large mum
Der of fans plan to accompany them ana /
the Barre team is taking a fast team to
line up against the Montpelier men this
afternoon. Paul Scampini, Il former |.
A, G. pitcher, is to be in the box this aft
ernoon.
Police headquarters is receiving nHmer
Gus complaints from people who are both
cred by small boys playing ball in the
public streets. 1t is matter OF COM
mon knowledge that such a practice is
directly contrary to the city ordinances
and unless the embryo Cobbs. Doyles and
Rudolphs repair to vacant lots and areas
set aside for ball playing, the authorities
will make an example of one of their
number.
At his home at II East street last
evening. Francis Ahern was given a fare
we'll party before his return TO New York
,ity, where he is employed. Twenty of :
his friends gathered to give him royal ,
'end-of and all enjoyed very pleasant
'vening. After listening TO a short mu !,
.ical program, tables We're arranged and =
whist was played until a :
ate hour. For the ladies, Miss Roberts j
IF Montpelier captured the first prize a
Ind Douglas Clark the first for the men.
The two lowest in percentage were Miss 10
Ruth Parker and Howard lockwood. '
During the evening dainty refreshments /
II orange sherbet and salad were served lp
The Barre Woman's club had the great a
pleasure of having with them Mrs Jean Il
tie Mckenzie Hin of Boston both Mon b
lay and Tuesday. Mrs. Hill is the ed-
or of the magazine American Cooking, b
nd il also the author Of several text q
ooks on cooking. Monday evening she il
poke on. 1.-The Ethics of Eating" and \
demonstrated Mexican rarebit Tuesday II
fternoon before an audience that filled
he hall, she demonstrated egg timbales a,
18th bread sauce, creamed corned beef au Z,
ratin, prune and pecan nut salad, pine II
pple basariase, pompadour style; as a
aragus with dressing chifIonade and IA
olish pudding called bahia During the -
fternoon she gave many valuable hints 20
u cooking in a humorous way that was RI,
cry pleasing. She was assisted in the
and serving by Mrs. Benedict ="
nd her committee. :"
Cobble Hill grange No. 453. held j. =
'gular meeting Tuesday evening but in Z,
lite Of the favorable weather. there was ~
lly a small attendance. After the bus W
ess meeting, during which time sew
nj proposals for membership were act. ~
upon. the following program was on ~
we'd: Song. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Smith;
citation. Justin Barber song. Home
aeet liome.' by the grange; discussion.
Along What Lines Can We Make Our
ONES More Beautiful. More Comfort W
lie. and More lnyitingf" Mrs. Winter
u Mrs. Northrop; reading. Catherine
Hip: recitation. Margaret Ritehie, Is
ne. by the grange: discussion, (Which 90
the Most Important To the Farmer. ~
.rtile Soil or Good business Methods 2" :,
essrs. sutton. smith and Bancroft. =,
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