The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-07
TALK OF THE TOWN
Gaberdine voiles at Aboott's.

Dr. and Mrs. Nj. ID. Lamb
Miss Angela Tierney of South Mair
street went to Burlington this morning
for brief visit with relatives.
The regular meeting Of the ladies
auxiliary to Clan Gordon, No. IL, will be
held tonight at o'clock. Please note
change of time.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bolt, who have
been visiting friends N the city since
Sunday, returned this morning to their
home in Ryegate.
Allen Dix, who has been passing a
weeks vacation in Barre and vicinity,
has returned to his studies at the Uni
versty of Vermont, Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Wetmore OF Mer-
chant street left this morning for North
field where they will make visit of sew
eral days in Mrs. Wetmores former
home,
William f. Harvey of l44 Elm street
left this morning for White River June
ton, where he will make few days
business visit in the interests OF the
Vermont Cadillac Go.
! Miss Johanna Bonnyman, who was
called to Barre by the death of her neph-
ew, Leland Glass of Dix place, has gone
to Boston for a brief visit before going
to her home in New York.
The entertainment to be given by the
children and officers of the O. 4. S. will
be given Wednesday, April 7, at 8 p. m.
All members, with their wives and hus,
bands, are cordially invited.
A special meeting OF the ladies' aux
iliary Of the Presbyterian church will be
held at the church Thursday evening at
O'Clock sharp. Important business, Let
there be a large attendance.
Emory Newhall of Orange street left
the city last night for Boston, where he
will make a business visit of several
days. Before returning home he will also
visit in other Bay state cities.
Miss Pearl Estey a former teacher in
the schools OF Barre who has been spend
ing several days in the city as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Wisl.art of Spauid
ing street, has returned to her home in
Richford.
There win be union meeting OF the
official board and the members of the
brotherhood this evening at 1880 at He'd
ding church. Important business is to come
up and every member is requested to oe
present.
II. LOUIS itFdke D1 TtdFi street lt1I JHtS
morning for Glens Falls, n. y, where he
was called by the serious illness Of his
mother. A telegram advising Mr.. Drake |
of his mothers serious condition was re-
ceived in Barre last night and brought to
her son the first information that his |
mother had been indisposed.
Signers to the subscription list at (
browns for the Boston English Opera I
Co. may have their choice of seats on
Friday night at Z o'clock. Ii you desire /
to secure your seats before the public I
sale, sign the list at browns for as
many as you want. The public sale win
open Monday night at O'Clock.
The ladies and pastors union of the
Heddng Methodist church will hold its
business meeting at the church
Thursday at 2;30 p. m. The five chair
men on the social chain are asked to re-
port at this time. inyone willing to do
nate suitable pieces for making quilts
please bring them to this meeting.
George w. Hunt veetran Of the Civ.
i war, who went to the Soldiers home
in Bennington late last winter, is spend
ing several days with his daughter, Mrs.
Nancy York, OF the Morse block. Mr..
Hunt plans TO return to Bennington for
The summer. He expresses himself as be-
ng much impressed with the home for
veterans in Bennington.
Lutheran residents of Barre are hereby
that Rev. Ivar F. Whiting, b.
D., Swedish Ev. Lutheran pastor OF
Proctor, will visit Barre on Saturday.
April 10, and remain in the city to Mon.
lay. April ~. Services in the Swedish
language will be conducted at place
nd time announced in this paper Per. I
ons who desire TO have their children .
'aptized according 10 the Lutheran rite :
" a Lutheran clergyman viii please
cave names with Ludwig Landin. Sec ,
nd street. Barre. The ordinance may be ;
in either of the following Ian
uages; Swedish English. German or J
linn. Rev. Whiting viii visit Barre al /
ocular intervals for the benefit of Luthe- i
an residents. I
Cobble Hin grange, No. 453. held its .
03d regular meeting on Tuesday even. y
ne. Past masters jewels we're present
q 10 w. w. sutton and 4. G. Bancroft
Nth fitting words from the present mas.
er. IN behalf OF the members and from I
he recipients. The charter was draped
nth mourning in memory Of the latei
irs. W. X. Gale aud after the business :
Meeting a literary program was fur
ished as followss Piano solo. Miss Hack: y
esding. Mr.. Boutwell,; song. grange; cur. 4
ent events. Mrs.. Bancroft: discussion.
Does Farming ~ Rutincss Paw for J.
he Amount Of Capital Invested aud for {.
York and Time spent 3" ". +. Ciapp. ?
=. C. Bancroft. 7. p. Sauhorn and 9th. =
r.; vocal music, grange choir. Discus. ,
ion. "The Best and Most Economical I
lethod Of Fattening Hogs The meet. I.