The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Best prints Sc yard ut Fits.
II Sale OF remnants at Abbotts.
Buy your laces now at Naughans.
| Last week OF our January sale at the
Paris Shirtwaist House.
French and Italian dance in oId Miles
block Tuesday evening. Downies or
chestra.
George Hunt left this morning for
Rutland where he will remain for
business visit of several days.
Regular meeting Of II. G. /. p. A. on
Wednesday, jan 10, at 1880 p. M. in *.
of z. hall Per order recording secretary.
Steven Boyea of Maline, n. y, arrived
this morning for visit with his broth
ers, Q. w. and A. H. Boyea, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brusa returned home
this morning from Waterbury, where
they have been passing few days with
relatives.
Mrs. Thomas Holder returned to-day
from Haverhill Mass, where she was
called by the illness of her daughter,
Pearl Kent.
| Riley's orchestra will furnish music az
the L. A., A. o. H., dance in X. of 9. hall
i Wednesday, Jan. Is. Refreshments.
/ beHtS, QUO; hules, Tree.
III. A. Britton, who has been passing
several days in the city with his son,
Harry Britton, of Church street, re-
turned yesterday TO his home in North
| Hartland.
Come where you get your moneys
worth dancing. at the X. of G.. hall on
Wednesday night, Jan. 10. Refresh
ments served. Rileys orchestra. Gents, |
SOC; ladies', free.
Mrs. John Driscoll who has been visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Mary Mccarthy |
of Summer street for the past few days /
returned to her home in White River |
Junction yesterday.
Rev and Mrs G. O. Durham of Wash
ington were visitors in the city this
morning, while on their way to North
field, Mass, where they win make
visit OF indefinite length.
Special service this evening at 5s730 In
the Baptist church. Mr.. Thompson viii
preach and sing. All are invited. There
will be a meeting each night this week.
Come and bring a friend.
John O'Leary of Eastern avenue left
this morning on business trip through
New York state and the middle West in
ing firm Of Marion & 0'Leary.
Miss Faustna " Maker has returned
to her home at "a Upland avenue, after
spending the past two months in Bur
lington, where she supplied as night SUI
perintendent at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital.
The aDnual business meeting of the
Presbyterian church viii be held on
Wednesday evening, Jan. l3, 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.
Under the direction of Superintendent
Of Streets c. b. Roberts, the municipal
skating rink on the Winooski river in
Montpelier has been put into first-class
shape and all women, children and 9th
ers are most cordially welcomed to en-
Joy themselves free of charge, as often
and as long as they desire The rink is
illuminated at night, so that skating Is
just as enjoyable then as in the day
time. and the rink is one half a mile
long.
Regular meeting OF Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen, No. 80, viii be held in
Foresters' hall Tuesday evening, Jan. T.,
II 1880. Business Of Importance. Cor
Secretary Thomas Holder. a
A musicale, under the auspices OF the K
adde's guild VIII be held at the reetory, n
100 fremont street. Thursday evening, u
Ian. Ia, at 7;45. Among those to take I
part will be Max Fisher and Mrs Lou Il
Iunge. Refreshments win be served. d
Admission, 20c. Q
The Clayton Players start their second I
week at the opera house tonight. when
hey will present New England Eolks."
n four acts. This beautiful tabloid yer
ion has been condensed from that old
avorite. Way Down East" An the
alient points are brought forth and an
njoyable evening is guaranteed. Don't
all 20 see New England Folks" Same y
rices prevail, ten cents 10 all. First
how NJ O'Clock Owing TO bookings
revious 20 the Clayton Players opening. i
New England Folks win be presented
londay, Wednesday. Friday and Satur. .
ay, with matinees on Wednesday and =
aturday At 3 o'clock.
A happy family gathering. numbering ",
T. assembled al the residence o. Emery pc
/. Clark Of Perry street early Saturday -
gening 20 assist Mr.. Clark in celebrat-
x he 10th birthday Following the
irving Of a banquet, the party engaged n
various forms Of entertainment, In y
uding a program Of music in which
Irs. Gladys Bradley sang and Miss Muir
ma smith played on the piano Alto
sther. the OCCASION was one Of great
essure 70 all. and surely not the least -
Mr. Clark himself. Who holds bis =
luthful spirits well " spite 81 Bic ~ -
sars. and whose health is quite good llf