The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

at Ross sanitary barber shop on Dept
square.
Colonel J. b. Mead circle, Ladies of til
G. A. r., will meet Friday afternoon q
2:30 o'clock.
High school students desiring a tuto
for the summer telephone Reta NJ. Beck
ley. Tel. 3ll-3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Morse of Randolp
have been visiting relatives in the cit
for few days.
The weekly rehearsal of the Presbyte
rian church choir will be held Frida
night at 1880, instead of tonight.
A regular meeting OF st. Johns court
No. 522, will be held this evening at 7;3
o'clock. A full attendance Is requested
Howard NJ. Miles of this city wa
graduated from Dartmouth college yes
terday with the degree of bachelor o
arts. Mr.. Miles was second honor man
that is, in the second rank.
The examinations for the fifth an,
sixth grades of st. Monica's Sunda,
school scheduled for Friday morning viii
be deferred until Saturday The exami
nations commenced Monday.
A party of girls from the Congregation
al church, accompanied by Mrs. Isabe
Even, Miss Louise Watt and Mrs. f. r
Wiley, left to-day for two weeks out
! ing at Joe's pond in Danville.
| News was received this morning BY
Mrs. C. A. Churchill of the birth in Phoe
nix. Ariz., of a daughter weighing nine
and one-half pounds to Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Balch. Mrs. Balch was formerly
Miss Florence Pearl of this city.
A surprise party was given last night
to Miss Evelyn Bruya at her home, ID
Maple Grove, where is of her girl friends
gathered to remember her l4th birthday
The lawn was prettily decorated with
Japanese lanterns. Music and games
were enjoyed and dainty refreshments of
ice cream, cake and waters were served.
The civic department of the Barre
Woman's club will hold sale of second
hand clothing, shoes and other articles at
the emergency room, basement of city
hall, Saturday, June 20. Cinb ladies
please contribute. Goods may be left at
Mrs. w. +. Shepard's store and at the
emergency room after | p. m. Saturday.
Sale from to S p. m.
Last evening at the Rowland hall a
number of people attended the dance Civ
en- by the Woman's club of this city and
still Others gathered to witness the ex-
hibition dancing by Salvatore w. Para
rome of New York City and Miss Jo-
sephine Mitchell Of Montpelier. Mr..
Pararone had bis own music in the form
of victrola and with Miss Mitchell he
gave an exhibition of the Argentine tan
go, for which very hearty applause was
given. For the dancing during the re-
mainder of the evening, CAROLS full or
chestra furnished the music. The com
mittee in charge of the dance was as
follows: Mrs. Robert Q. Mcdonnell, Mrs.
Charles Converse, Mrs. Murray Love ana
Mrs. Roy Bugbee.
Tickets for the opening dinner to be
given in Hotel Barre this evening are be-
ing disposed of rapidly and the indica-
tions are that the spacious new dining
room in the hostelry VIA be taxed to
capacity. Senator Max L. Powell or Bur.
lington, one of the proprietors of the
Hotel Vermont, and George Deland OF
Worcester Mass, president of the United
Commercial Travellers association OF New
England, as well as other Vermont and
New Hampshire hotel men, are expected
TO arrive in the city late this afternoon
10 be present at the dinner this evening.
An augmented orchestra will play dur
ing the dinner hours and between re-
,ponses at the post.prsndial exercises.
Il Is desired that all dinner patrons be
1t the hotel on time. as the banquet is
10 begin promptly at Z o'clock.
AT the meeting Of the retail clerks un.
on last night hearty appreciation was
of the donation of 500 from |
he granite cutters union and to-day |
formal thanks was made as follows; |
The clerks union wishes TO thank the |
,ranite cutters union for their loyal do
lation of 500, which was received
Wednesday, and express their hearty ap.
lreciation of their loyalty 60 good
ause (Signedl Clerks Union. local
AL" After the regular business last /
vening these officers were installed by
Walter Boutwell,; President. W. n. Eag
r. first vice president, Elon =. Barrett
econd vice president, John Casabells;
ecording secretary, William Dobie.
7iide. John Downs; guardian. Roy Nc
'srthy; delegate to Central labor union,
}. c. Rizzi; member Of grievance com
nittee. Kino Maggisni.
Juvenile court cases committed to the
Jurisdiction Of the municipal Judges as
he result Of legislation passed in the last
ession Of the general assembly and be
oming operative for the first time June
, were heard by Magistrate ". W. Scott
o-dsy. when three youths charged with
he theft Of wire from one G. Aaron.
ere arraigned at the instance Of Grand
uror William Wishart. When the
oungsters were taken in custody BY the
clice. sharp series Of questions brought
~ the information that a quantity Of
PIPER wire valued al $50 had been TAX
4 from Aaron's wagon and cached under
le Central Vermont freight station on
epot square. Tacit admissions If guilt
ere made BY the young respondents to
~ and after a reprimand from the
idge they were remanded % the care Of !
leir parents. with the warning the
-astic punishment awaits them II any /.
the misdemeanors peculiar 10 youth
n proved against them IN the future.
With morning that bid fair for 7
" Of unusual pleassntness. about 200
ernbers Of the Congregational Sunday :
.houi wended their way Yesterday %
siedoria park for the annual SUNDAY
heol picnic. The ususl good time rre
Iiied. with spurts. the picnic dinner ana
y genial gathering of friends hut TIE
80 cir which sncrerdad the morning
'pmisa 81 wnrm waather made the
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