The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
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church.
Abbott's muslin underwear sale starts
Wednesday.
A daughter was born yesterday TO Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Watson of 65 Maple
avenue,
Charles Emslie of Seminary street left
Saturday for Boston for few days bus
mess trip
Milo Eastman left yesterday for st,
Albans, where he will visit relatives Tor
few days.
Miss Mary Drumgould left Saturday
for st. Adams, where she will spend a
few days visiting.
Louis Cav returned this morning from
Bethel, where he has been visiting rela-
tives for a few days.
Charles Scott Of Warren street left
Yesterday for Newport, where he viii re-
main for few days.
Come and see the coat tails on the
dress suits worn by the small men at
the Tom Thumb wedding.
Thomas G. Clarity returned yester-
day from an extended visit with relatives
in Boston and Quincy, Mass.
George r. Beyerle, piano tuner, will
be in the city this week. Leave orders
at this Office.
Lawrence Lewis arrived last night
from st. Adams and viii visit at the
home Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. W.
Lewis, of Nelson street, for the remain
der of the week.
Members of the choral society will
please bear in mind that the rehearsal
Tuesday next is to be held in the KEEL
logg Hubbard library, Montpelier, instead
OF the city hall, at the usual hour OF 5
p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Badger OF Walden,
George Badger OF Morrisville, Mrs. Clyde
Welfoot and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gordon
OF st. Johnsbury, who were in the city
TO attend the funeral Of w, NJ. Badger
have returned to their respective homes.
The Barre Woman's club, in Rowland
hall Tuesday afternoon, Feb. Q, will be
prepared to pack box of hospital sup
plies for Belgium, including old cotton
and linen. from sheets and napkins and
pieces. All members and outside parties
asked to contribute. Shoes and clothes
may be added.
Emil Raatikineu, infant son of kaunS
Raatikineu, aged six and one-half months,
died yesterday at 5 a. m, at his par
ents' home in lower Graniteville, OF pneu-
monia. Funeral services were held at. ]
o'clock this afternoon at the home, Rev.
Fred Mcneil officiating. Burial was in
the Wilson cemetery. Two other chill
dren survive.
Don't miss hearing Rev. 7. X. Brown
AZ the PRESBYTERIAN church Tuesday and
Wednesday evening. The greatest lee
turer Of his subjects on the platform.
He has lived the conditions and can talk
ON them with all sincerity. Lectures
commence sharply at o'clock. Admis-
sion, 25c.-Adv.
Augustus Randall was arrested on
North Main street late yesterday after
noon by Officer John $. Murley, who re-
Questioned physicians team TO bring
his man to headquarters. This morning
pleaded guilty to a subsequent
offense and paid Sl5 fine and costs of
1856 imposed by Judge II. w. Scott.
Matthew O'Hagan Of East Barre, who
has been employed in the office OF Stew
ems & Jones on Smith street for the past
six months, left late yesterday afternoon
for Albany, n. V, whore he has secured
a position with the Flint Granite co.
Mr.. O'Hagan Is succeeded in the Stevens
4 Jones Office by j. r. Trow OF Port
Henry, n. Y, a recent graduate OF the
Albany business college who arrived in
this city Saturday and assumed his new
duties this morning.
The Players viii present for the first
time in Barre at popular prices, starting
tonight, NJ. Daudeis famous master
piece. "Sapho," in four acts. The COM
panv have been rehearsing this play for
the past week. and have enlarged the
cast for this Offering. Special effects,
costumes, etc. viii 90 60 make IL one Of
the best plays that this popular company
have vet presented. Don't forget, the
usual prices preyail--l0c TO all. with
three reels Of the latest photoplays.-
Advt.
The Sunshine club Of the west hin met
with Miss Gertrude Jeanette az Frank
Iafayette's Thursday. Feb. 4, there b..
ing rs members and six visiting members
present. The visiting members were Mrs.
Walter Lewis. Mrs. Arthur Churchill,
Mrs. William Ducharme Of South Barre,
Mrs. Wilbur Rowland. Mrs George Finer
son and Miss Alvira Gallery Of west hill.
The program was ne Follows. Piano solo,
Mrs. Merton Cheney reading. Mrs John
Kelley: song. club; reading Mrs. Mer
ton Towne; vocal solo. Mrs Leon lord
reading. Miss Leila Bancroft vocal solo.
Airs. Merton Cheney discussion on flow
~ and how cultivated closing song by
NIB. The Afternoon was spent IN sewing
for the hospital Refreshments NJ
-ookies. doughnuts. fruit and coffee were
served. The next meeting win h. held
March I with Mrs George Lafayette.
There viii BE- 8 special meeting Wednes-
lav. Feb. ~. with Mrs John Kelley. the
purpose being % sew for the hospital
Small matinee and evening audiences
look ; tabloid course IN sociology ~ the
lpera house Saturday. when Richard
Bennetts PLAYERS presented Damaged
soofs police censored IN New YORK
md Ilacouia. \ H. and PLAYED % sun.
l>v audiences ID Washington and ether
nrpe cities Eugene Brieux stage ser-
mon offered the players an opportunity
.or developing some very strgug soHne-.
Tor DELIVERING themselves of dialogue that
sas decidedly strong and fuf realinc a.
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