The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Muslin underwear sale, Que ana ~
each, at Fits,
A daughter weighing II pounds wa
horn Monday, Jan. II, TO Mr.. and Mrs
Archie Allen OF Ayers street.
Wanted-Two rooms for light house
keeping; must be centrally located. AID
4 dress at. NJ" care of Times office.
, Clothing girls, mems an,
J boys, at prices cut TO hardpan Terms
cash or approved credit. Sadliers, Il
Keith avenue.
Bradley Common OF st. Adams re-
turned nome last night after spending
The past week visiting friends and rela-
tives in the city.
Meadow Brook Golf club annual meet
ing will be held in Clan Gordon hall on
Wednesday, Jan. 10, at 7 o'clock. Elec-
tion Of officers d. r. Mcleod, secretary.
. lee 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, l5 cents.
Jasper Comolli, who has been visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Comolli
of Foster street, has retuped to Piqua
o., where lie is engaged in the manu-
facture and retailing Of monuments.
The regular monthly meeting of the
trustees of the Barre City hospital will
be held Wednesday evening in the school
commissioners rooms, city building.
Election of trustees at this meeting.
The annual business meeting of the
! Presbyterian church will be held on
Wednesday evening, Jan. 10, at O'Clock.
All members, adherents and friends are
cordially invited to attend. Refresh
ments will be served at the close La.
dies are requested to bring cake.
| Nearly 40 couples attended the dance
held If Miles hall last evening under
the joint auspices OF French and Italian
circles in Barre. There was a variety of
dances for young and old and refresh
ments were served at intermission.
Downies orchestra played for the dane
| ing.
Tonight the Spaulding basket ball
team is booked to play the second game
With the Graniteville A. G. at Granite
vile. The first game was played at
Church street gymnasium some time ago, |
when the Spaulding quintet was beaten
by one basket and extra time was taken |
to get that A good game is, therefore,
expected Tonight.
The funeral of Mrs. Guy Mulliken !
wife Of DR.. G.. w. Mulliken OF Barre,
formerly of this city, whose remains
were brought here for burial, was held
this morning from st. Mary's cathedral,
with 4 large attendance of relatives and
friends. Rev. j. NJ. Kennedy ofIieiated
and burial was in st. Joseph's Gem
etery. Burlington News, Jan. IL.
Wednesday evening, Jan. H. at the
Hedding church there win be an inter
estlng lecture on the nations at war,
strategic towns and cities, the troops of
different nations, ruins, etc. Lecture
from the neutral standpoint. One hun
dred pictures, up-to-date, prepared by
special artists for Underwood & Under I
wood OF New York. Ten cents for old
and young.
John Cleary's pool academy at 81
North Main street is to be moved into ,
the store building one door south OF its .
present location. Mr.. Clearly owns the
building in which the pool room will be /
conducted hereafter and since the store
apartment on the ground floor was va
'ated by soda manufacturer several
months ago, the proprietor has inaugu.
'ated number OF repairs. He plans to
Increase the number OF his tables and he !
will retain his confectionery store in its I
present quarters.
The Clayton Players started ON their
econd week at the opera house last :
Monday night to a good sized audience.
This company came here unknown and
Inheralded, and have sprung into popu-
ar favor with the theatre goers of Barre
n one short week. The play New Eng. !
and Folks" was recognized Immediately
y the audience as the ever popular <
Way Down East" and was thoroughly 2
nioyed throughout the play. This per- !
ormance will be repeated tonight and =
n Friday and Saturday night. with x
latinee on Saturday az 2.30 p. m. )
Ruth chapter, No. 80, o. L. s., held 2
= regular meeting in the Masonic asy- 3
I'm in the Blanchard block last evening :
nd after the business OF the session had -
cen finished, there was an informal
ancing party. A large proportion Of
he chapters membership was present
nd there were a number Of visitors
ON nearby lodges. Interest TO the oe-
lsion was added BY the presence of III
rs. Abbie d. Stone OF this CITY, grand
eftARAA ~ tAtf ahM AAtA lAet u vermont.
I'd Arthur NJ Lang Of st. Johnsburv.
. grand chapter patron. Both were
He'd upon for short speeches during en-
le evening AZ an intermission in the da
incing. delicious refreshments were a.
rived by circle Of the Stars.
Harley kenerson. an Ayerill street
I'd faneier, believes he has approximat.
some OF the egg records that have
en Published by other poultry men in
IRE and vicinity. During the month
December, eight pullets which the
ultry man has carefully nurtured since
y spring. repaid the masters kindness
laying IA eggs. or an average Of ISL
ieoe. For a number 81 years Mr.. Ken
son Las pinned HE faith to the Buff -
yandotte AZ the champion producer Of -
y and he believes that his Judgment
= been vindicated a. everyone 81 the
he pallets - 81 that strain. A. az
ward for their December diligence Mr.
.nerscn shipped bic pullet pen down 10
2 state show a. the capital last week
2 had the satisfaction 81 seeing the
81 bring home 3 prize