The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

garment at Abbotts.
Remember the Eastern Star ball Feb
TO- Good time for all.
son was born Jan. 20 to MIR. ana
Mrs Edgar Malvern of 20 Ayers street
Are you getting some OF those new
percales2 Only DC yard at Vaughan's.
Discount of 20 per cent on tub and
bench wringers for this week only az
n. d. Phelps Co.
Mrs. A. IT, Buzzell of Pearl street went
this morning to Burlington for short
visit with friends.
Frank c. LeClair left this morning Tor
Essex Junction where he will make a
weeks visit with relatives.
A few ladies' winter coats yet unsold
at Sadlier's. Can be seen at our Granite
willie branch 4. N. Prescott, manager.
The United Missionary society OF the
Methodist church will meet with Mrs
John Trow Wednesday afternoon at $50
Officers Of Ruth chapter No. SO, q. r.
s., are requested TO meet in Masonic hall
this evening at 1880 o'clock for practice.
William Fairs left the city this morn
ing for North Adams, Mass, where he
has secured employment with retail
monument dealer.
Fred d. Ladd, w. G. Reynolds and
John w. Rowan of Barton have returned
to Barre, after spending several days
in New York on business.
Willis Scott, barber in the Miers
shop on North Main street, left yester-
dav for Brandon, where he was called by
the serious illness of his mother.
James Manos Of the Barre Shining
parlors went yesterday to Burlington,
where he will make weeks visit with
bis brother.
The dance Saturday night in Miles
hall was well attended, over 80 couples
being present. Riley's orchestra fur
nished music.
Sprague brennan, a student at Dart
mouth college, Hanover, n. H., was a
weekend visitor at his home on Wash
ngton street.
Harry Dingwall, who has been under
observation for the past three days at
the City hospital, returned home yester-
day, as an operation was not found nee
essary.
S. l.. Bishop, who has Deen passing a
week in this locality as guest in the
home OF c. w. Odell of Plainfeld road,
returned this morning to his home in
Fair Haven.
Ice skating, Pearl street Special ses-
sion daily at 230 p. m. Admission for
ladies and children with skates, 10 cents.
Open evenings at $50. Admission, with
skates, Is cents.
John Magnaghi OF North Main street,
member of the Presbrey-Coykendaii
Co.. left Saturday for New York, where
he win make a stay OF several days at
the company's Office
The regular business meeting OF the
Womans club will be held at 2:30 Tues
dav afternoon. The civics department
has arranged TO have Mrs. Ashton speak,
after which refreshments will be served.
The regular board meeting will be held
! in Aldrich hall this evening at Z o'clock.
The New England Order OF Protection
meeting Wednesday evening win open
promptly at O'Clock. The business
meeting will close at s and members are
! urged to come with their friends and en-
ioy a whist part First and second prizes
are offered and refreshments will b.
served.
The ladies' union OF the Uniyersalist
church will hold a card party at the
home of Mrs. NJ. T. Paige, 99 Elm street,
Wednesday afternoon from 2:30 till
o'clock. Ladies are invited TO come and
! bring their friends. Refreshments viii
be served and silver collection will be
taken.
Rev. Edgar Grassland of this city will
deliver an address on Scottish Rite Ma.
sonry. under the auspices OF Gamaliel
Washburn lodge Of Perfection at the
Montpelier Masonic hall on Langdon
street this evening at 1880 o'clock All
Master Masons are cordially invited and
all sojourning Masons, TO join in the
smoke talk
Goddard seminary's hockey team re-
turned Saturday from Swanton. where II
was stacked up against the Swanton
high school team on the ice rink Friday
evening The seminarians came bacl.
with the small end Of a 5 10 score.
Coach Dow accompanied the PLAYERS and
during their STAY up north Arrangements
were made for return game 10 be play
ed in Barre sometime this month
Matinee and evening performances Of
School DAYS" in the Barre opera house
Saturday were rather passively received
bv two audiences 81 slender proportions.
War time prices for the production pre-
vailed and FOR that reason A. much as
for any other the musical show was not
very well patronired A spirited CON.
panv Of 26 presented the piece, and while
there we're some specialities Of more than
ordinary quality. the production as .
whole was not 81 the highest order Aft.
or playing In St Aihans Friday night
the company came 70 Barre for the sat
Irdav performances and went back 30
the Railroad city this morning.
Apropas . recent basketball game in
which the Barre high school boys won
from the Caledonia county neighbors
the Hsrdwirk Gazette makes the iollov
ing complimentary statement concern
ing the contest: "Hardwick academy
rea1iKes that Spsulding high school is
one 81 the strongest c0uteniers for The
sha rupionship this neason The local boys
wish % thank the sraulding team, the
urinripal Carroll Vt White. q former Il
A student. and the Barre fans for the
errfIlsut treatment accorded them ~
the visit 20 barr last week and tiey w8H
try and rrcirrocate when the return
gaue j. riavaH here SnHulding D.
: srhesulp8 to play ts second raws II tts
Writer vth the sea8rmv iH Harfviek
,on the evening a FEB 81
a wsr frum 81 Cnrrier street eaIlea =
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