The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-20
TALK OF THE TOWN
INN Yonr rnhhers nt Eitta,.

Buy your rubbers at Fits.
Save half on your purchases at
Knights.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bell and family are
spending several days with friends and
relatives in Barre.
Clothing girls, mems and
boys, at prices cut to hardpan. Terms
cash or approved credit. Sadlier's, 10
Keith avenue.
"The Jaws Of Death"--this is the 18th
installment OF "The Trey o. Hearts;
also comedy at the Bijou. Show starts
at q p. m.-Adv.
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,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Harrison OF Plain
field have been spending few days in
the city as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Sibley Of Spaulding street.
Joint installation of Minnehaha en-
campment and Canton Vinton, No. 0,
Friday evening at o'clock. Odd Eel
lows and Rebekahs cordially invited
Mrs. William McKane of Websterville
was visitor in the city this morning
while on her way to Bethel, where she
will visit relatives for few days.
Andrew Mckenzie of Granteville was
visitor in the city this morning, leaving
| later in the forenoon for Springfield,
Mass, whree he was called by the illness
of his son.
The condition Of Charles Hoyt, bag
gage master on the Barre branch, who
recently submitted to an operation, con-
tinues TO improve steadily, according to
reports received from his bedside to-
day
| Misses Florence and Nina Converse of
| West street and Charles Converse of
Church street went this morning to
Montpelier, where they were called by
the serious illness and death of their
mother.
Mrs. NJ. +. Mcdonald and daughter,
Rita, who have been passing several
days in Barre as the guests OF the for
mer's sister, Mrs. j. Z. Carswell of Ayers
street. returned this morning to their
home in Rutland
Frank Huse OF East Corinth is at the
home Of his brother, Carl Huse, in South
Barre, having been summoned to this
locality by the illness and death of his
sister, Mrs Sarah S. Walker, who passed
away this morning.
Mrs. A. S. Fleury, who has been pass !
ing two weeks in Barre at the home of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Minard Of High |
land avenue and with Mrs. G. A. Wales |
Of South Barre. returned this forenoon to |
her home in Swanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIN Hutchinson and |
two children of Plymouth, Mass, are
wvfat 40 h.. .f ba -.
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Hutchinson of
Charles street, and with other relatives
in Barre and vicinity.
Thirty members Of Merlo's academy
will leave the city tomorrow evening on
their annual seighride. Williamstown
has been chosen as the destination of the
academy members this year and on their
arrival dinner will be served in the
grange hall. Dancing will follow, music
to be furnished by an orchestra from this
city.
Alexander NJ. Troup left this forenoon
for White River Junction, where he win
play with Riley's orchestra at a Masonic
dance to b. given this evening. Other
of the orchestra went to White
River Junction last evening and win play
for other dances 10 be given in that To- {
cality before returning home. II
The funeral OF Oscar BOrgh, a North 4
Main street merchant, who passed away ,
At his home in the Sanguinetti block !
tuesday forenoon, will be held from the .
house Saturday afternoon at two o'clock. q
Services in the Swedish mission on
Brook street, where the remains will be !
aiken. are IN be held at $3.50 o'clock. !
Rev. John Bjork, pastor of the mission. h
VII ofileiate at the services and he viii a
,c assisted by Rev. George H. Holt, pas Z
or of the First Baptist church. I
Unless there il sudden change in 9
llans, the annual banquet Of the Burns u
hub will be omitted this year In other 0
1ears, the anniversary Of Robert Burns In
birthday has been celebrated by a pre- 4
entious get.together Of Burns club men il
n this city, a banquet, after-dinner ex- >
reises and a dance usually featuring an
flair that came 20 be the red letter day "
n the clubs calendar year. For xari- 4
" Of cogent reasons, il was thought a
est 10 abandon the idea temporarily, at a
east, and in consequence Of this attitude r,
here is little probability that any celc. u
ration Of public nature will attach 20 OF
he anniversary next Monday. Plans 4,
or the Burns concert 10 be given Tues a,
ay evening are rapidly nearing compile a
ion. hi
Suadah temple No. Tao, Dramatic Or Il
er knights OF Khorassan. will hold is is
ext ceremonial convocation in White b
liver Junction on the evening Of Mon ~
AZ. Jan. Is. according 20 announcement W
lade at the oficc Of the grand vizier and o.
scretary to-day. Barre IL the home Of
Ne temple. but for the accommodation On
many knights living in southern Yer mi
Iont and on the New Hampshire side Of N
ie Connecticut river. il has been decid- n
! 10 have the ceremonial in the junction m
lWn. The matter was thoroughly dis vi
issed when the temple held its annual !
Getting in Barre few weeks ago. Of
Ians are being made for the entertain. X,
eut Of nearly the whole membership 10
"a an enthusiastic reception u in store an
r . siEeahle class Of candidates. Tho a.
ARE delegation viii b. large. -
-. Alderman commandery, No. m, To-
nights Tfmplar. uill hold "a annual Ia All