The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

Fits remnant sale Saturday
Visit knights half-prioe counter.
Don't miss Knights half-price sale.
Burns anniversary concert Tuesday
night, Jan. 26
The Busy Bee class will meet with
Burton Holt at Z o'clock tomorrow even
ing.
Regular meeting of A. o. II. Thursday
night at o'clock. Installation will fol-
low meeting.
Mrs. Oliver LaDame arrived tcSlay
from Burlington, being called here by the
death OF relative.
Francis Marion Of Brattleboro arrived
yesterday, being called here by the death
of her uncle, Peter Marion.
The Bethany girls of the Baptist
church will meet with Miss Grace Nc
! Donald of Addison place at 1880 this
evening.
There will be meeting of the Barre
local, Socialists, No. /, in the Scampini
block this evening at 1880. Business of
| Importance.
A special sale of pillow tops and the
new basket work for Wednesday and
Thursday of this week. At The Special
| ty Shop, 80 South Main street.
The Baptist supper, the menu for
which was printed in Yesterdays Times,
is to be held in Websterville, instead of
this city, as the notice would indicate.
Regular review of Harmon hive, No. |,
i. o. T. NJ, Wednesday at 1880 p. M.
Initiation. Let every officer and guard
be present. Installation will be Jan. %.
A special meeting of the order of Moni-
tor win be held at SO Washington street
this evening at 1850 o'clock The attend
ance OF all members is requested. Per
order Of president.
Harold Berry of Chelsea has been
spending several days with his sister,
Mrs. Harry Wilder, having been called
here by the illness and death of his
mother, Mrs. L. A. Berry.
The second lecture on "TAe Nations at
War;" from the neutral standpoint, will
be given at the Hedding church next
Tuesday evening at o'clock. One hun
bred fine pictures. Admission, Toe.
Regular meeting of Barre polishers'
branch, G. c. /. A., will be held in the
branch hall, Nichols block, on Thursday |
evening Jan. 81, at o'clock Business
of Importance. Per order A. w. Prize,
secretary.
Mrs. II. Marin of Seminary street and |
Miss Mary Mcdonald of Summer street /
returned yesterday from Burlington,
where they have been attending con
vention of the Ladies of the Maccabees
in that city.
Tonight at Church street gymnasium
the Spaulding basketball quintet will /
clash against the strong Hardwick acad-
envy team. The Hardwiek team has won
n number OF games this year, Goddard
being among the victims
Sunday evening, Jan. "a, Mrs. NJ. Grant
Edmands, Mrs. George II. Hollis mother,
viii speak at the Baptist church. Mrs.
Edmands went TO the Judson centennial
meetings in Burma last year She viii
speak on "My Trip TO Pagoda Land" tell
ing OF conditions as she saw them in that
great mission field of the Baptists
On Monday evening, Feb. /, at Mason.
c hall, Montpelier commencing at 1880
o'clock, Rev. Edgar Grassland, 32d de.
gree Mason, viii give an address on Scot
fish Rite Masonry, under the auspices of
iamaliel Washburn Lodge of Perfection.
All Master Masons are cordially invited
% be present and participate ia the en-.
,rcises and join in a smoke talk
The Players will resume their engage '
nent at the opera house tonight, pre-
ieuting for the last time that beautiful I
western play, ARROW Ranch" II Won
ave not seen this play, with its Indians, !
.lexicans, cowboys and half breeds. bet Z
er see il tonight. On Thursday and ,
friday nights and Saturday matinee,
East Lynne" in four acts and eight {
III
Mr.. and Mrs. n. T. Morse of ~ Tire. G
mont street entertained about 80 persons, a
the clerks and employees of the 4
\. r. Abbott store and their invited {
riends, az their home last evening. ,
Whist and 500 were played and music in
he form Of singing and piano playing :
oustituted much Of the evenings enjoy. .
ient. Refreshments Of coffee and dough 7
uts and ice cream, cake and waters we've !
eryed 20 the company All enjoyed a .
cry pleasant evening and the party left
ear midnight.
Brigadier William Andrews. who has Q
cen spending several DAYS IN the city on p
usincss connected with the Army corps 4
] Barre. left last night for his home in a
artford. Conn. Before bis departure he Z
stirring address before the :
lembcrs Of the corps and their friends in y
le salvation Army barracks. Brigadier %
ndrews has recently received his ap- I,
ointment a. divisional officer for the y
strict comprising Connecticut, western =
Massachusetts, and Vermont At stated q
.tsrrals he plans "a make a tour Of an el
rmy stations IN this state and viii ~
ierefore visit Barre from time e. time. y
risates and ranking members Of the m
arre c0rps greeted their hfigadier warm. ~
last night when he took charge Of the %