The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Cleanup on wool skirts, sl.75, 1925
$3.50, $780, at Vaughans.
New wool dresses, samples, one 'thir(
off. See them at Vaughan's.
Mayor w. II. Ward was a visitor IL
. Middlesex and Worcester to-day.
Michael Mcdonald went TO White Riv
err Junction this morning on brief bus
mess trip.
Mrs. Michael Sullivan left this morn
ing for Burlington, where she will spenc
several days with relatives.
Gregory Lyons, who was called Il
Barre by the death of relative, returned
to his home in Burlington to-day.
ID. A. Langlois, who has been visiting
friends in the city for a few days, re-
turned last night to his home in Rutland
There will be public dance in Miles
hall Saturday night. Admission, soc; la
dies, free. Riley's orchestra will furnish
music.
Canton Vinton, No. o, r. NJ, will hold
its annual installation of officers this
evening Grand lodge officers will be
present.
Clothing Ladies', girls, mems and
boys, at prices cut to hardpan. Terms,
cash or approved credit. Sadlier's, 10
Keith avenue.
Mrs. Judson Hughes, who has been
making stay of several weeks in the
city, left to-day for her former home in
East Douglas, Mass.
Mrs. Gertrude Gamache and daughter,
who have been passing week with rela-
tiyes at North Barre, left this morning
for their home in Colchester.
A meeting of the Burns club will be
held in the Clan Gordon hall Friday even
ing at 1880 o'clock. Let every member
be present. Per order president.
Miss Katherine Ahern of Eastern ave
nue. entertained number of young wom-
en- at her home Wednesday evening in
honor of her guest, Miss Whalen.
John Lambert, who was formerly en-
ployed as a pharmacist in Barre, has re-
turned to his home in Burlington, after
spending several days with friends in the
city.
Ice skating, Pearl street. Special SEES
sion daily at 2;30 p. m. Admission for
ladies and children with skates, 10 cents.
Open evenings at 1880. Admission, with
skates, Is cents.
The ceremonial meeting of Suadah
temple, No. l40, d. O. X. X, will be held
in White River Junction on the evening
of Feb. %, instead OF Jan. rs, as was an
nounced earlier in the week.
The Odd Ladies will hold another OF
their popular dances in the X. of c. hall
Friday evening, Jan, %, at $3.50 o'clock.
Bruce's orchestra viii furnish music. Adj
gentlemen, 25c; ladies, Toe
The aldermanic committee Of the whole !
met at city hall last evening to consider /
some important measures. When il was I
learned that one Of the members would |
be unable to participate in the meeting, /
was taken
The condition of Charles Pelkey, an
Orange young man, who was brought to
the City hospital last week suffering
from the effects of an accident which he
while working at Lords mill,
continues to improve steadily.
With a pronounced drop in tempera
lure yesterday and to-day, employees Of
he Ward lee Co. prepared to harvest
econd crop of ice on the mill pond at
south Barre The bulk of the company's
upply is now in the icehouses.
ID. +. Valley, who accompanied the re.
mains of James Valley 20 this city for
'urial, left to-day for his home in Con-
ord. n. H., after having passed few
avs at the home of Mrs. l.. X. Williams I
nd with relatives in Graniteville.
All members of the Order OF Vasa |
fishing to attend the funeral of our late A.,
rother, Oscar Borgh, are asked TO meet
a the X. G. hall Saturday afternoon at 9
80 o'clock. Members are requested TO
rear badges and white gloves. Per on
err president.
Sunday evening, Jan, "a, Mrs. NJ. Grant
Mrs. George II. Hollis mother,
Ill speak at the Baptist church. Mrs
went to the Judson centennial
leetings in Burma last year. She will {
,eak on any Trip to PagodA Land, - tell.
lg Of conditions as she saw them in that
rest mission field of the Baptists.
A final meeting of the committee and !,
Tiers who were interested in creating !
Re Scotch tobacco fund viii be held ia =
ie Scampini building Saturday after.
bon at o'clock. Members Of the com =
ittee request that all he present, as an
fort will be made 10 close up every.
ling connected with the fund.
At police headquarters there is a list Of ! 3,
Il
ito operators who still persist in using :
eir 1914 number plates. The officers
ID that automobile owners who figure !,
this class are liable az any time 60 paw y
e penalty provided by the statutes and d.
Hess there IL concerted action on the !
ri Of certain group Of motorists \,
Imber Of arrests are bound 10 follow. ],
Overtures for basketball game have =,
en- received in this city from the strong
elrose, Mass. A. G., a team Of semi a.
ofessionals. Unless the Shamrock A. IN
decides to take the Ray staters on for i,
game, il is likely that the negotiations "a
u be turned over 10 the manager Of the Ia
0ddard seminary quintet. A. the Mel. "a
se management is anxious 20 secure a an
te in Barre. The Massachusetts, team N
'rts on q northern trip late IN January. IN
mes are 10 b. played with Caledonia I'M
luty teams and dates have been ar ~
lged with tNo or three fast Canadian :
iletic clubs -
y r. Corskie Of fremont street and =.
irtimer returned last evening from 81.
bans. where they have been attending z
} annual show - the Vermont state
ultry association. which closes this
ming. several Barre breeders were
lresented By birds ~ the show and
, ~ the supplementary announcements
awards refers 10 ribl,ons won b. WI
m oliver. IT, Of this eifr. Who sent A
MIXERS Of his ~lser CafHFine nnH WuH 4