The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Lecture, Presbyterian church. tonight
Our 81 so oorsets In the white sale et
0sc. The Vaughan Store.
The Over the Teacups club will meet
with Mrs. H. J.. Smith Thursday March
4, at 2;30 p. m.
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs.
Reynolds, l04 Washington street, Fri
day afternoon at 1880
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brink of West
street have been passing few days
with relatives in Bethel.
Joseph Layery and Henry Richards of
Burlington arrived yesterday for few
days visit with friends in the city,
Mrs. Carlotta Cassabella went this
morning 10 Waterbury, where she will
make few days visit with relatives,
Miss j.. II. Townsend of Washington
street is attending the spring millinery
openings in Boston and New York.
Clarence White OF Montreal, who has
been visiting friends in the city for the
past few days returned home this morn
ing.
The ladies of the Plainfeld club will
meet Thursday at 2 p. m. with Mrs.
Maynard Spencer. Come prepared to-
work for the hospital.
Rev. Alfred Poole Grint, who conduct
ed Lenten service in the Church OF
the Good Shepherd last evening, returned
this morning to his home in St. Johns
bury.
The regular monthly meeting of the
guild of the Church Of the Good Shop
herd will be held Thursday evening at
7 80 with Mrs 4. w. Robinson, "a Keith
avenue.
The young peoples society of the
Church of the Good Shepherd will meet
with Misses Dale on Green street this
evening. A social hour win follow the
business meeting.
Mrs. Agnes Walker of Grant avenue
returned last night from Vergennes,
where she has been spending a few days
with her son, Principal James c. Walk
er of Vergennes high school,
The choir boy athletes of the Church
of the Good Shepherd have secured the
use of Goddard gymnasium this evening
and all members of the basketball squad
are requested to assemble early for prac-
tice.
Deputy Sheriff w. +. Bixby was
visitor in the city this morning while on
his way to East Barre, after having ac-
companied two Websterville men to
Rutland for sentences in the house OF
correction.
Through L. c. Beck, who is chairman
of the trustees OF the n H. @. r., Mrs.
Jonathan Mason received a check yester-
day for the sum OF $1,000, it being in
suranee paid by the N, +, O. r., on ac-
count of the death of her husband.
Rev. T. Grassland has over 70 slides,
covering his trip through Africa, which
will be shown on the screen tonight at
the Presbyterian church. One should not
miss seeing the beauty of Zambesi Vie
toria) falls, the greatest in the world
AdT.
A sugar social and promenade, under
the patronage of Cobble Hill grange. in
their hall Friday night, As new sugar
Is pretty scarce at this time, rare OPP
portunity awaits YOU. All you can eat
of sugar, doughnuts and pickles for l5c.
Everyone is cordially invited.
Last evening in the Knights Of Co
lumbus hall in the Scampini block, the
Foresters held public dance after their
regular meeting. About 25 couples
we're in attendance and all enjoyed
dancing until midnight, to music fur
nished by the Red Mems orchestra. Floor
managers were Frank Castellin and
William Gearin.
AT the Baptist church last night near
| IN 100 persons sat down 70 well-pre-
pared fish chowder supper The wait
resses were composed of the younger
ladies of the church. and from $50 UNI
iii nearly Z. they were kept busy serving
the many people at the tables. The com
mttee in charge was headed by Mrs.
Fred Grearson and Mrs. Frank Cave.
One Of the election officials at the
ward polling places yesterday noticed
4 jew, an Italian. Scotehman, an
lrishman. Frenchman, and English
man and an American occupying polling
booths AT the same time. Before the
first OF the six TO enter had finished
preparing his ballots the cosmopolitan
gathering was joined by an African and
an Austrian.
An elderly woman. who sustained a
bad fall on North Main street near the
Bijou theatre last evening, was assist
ed 10 her home on Summer street by
two men. This mishap caused consid
cradle Of a oommotion IN that vicinity
81 il was rumored az once that the wom-
an had been very seriously injured. 4
doctor who was called 20 treat the vic
tim was unable to locate any broken
bones
Within a day after she discovered the
loss of a handbag containing miloages.
bills and gold watch, Mrs. Fred Canton
Of North Main street succeeded in locat.
ING her property through the medium
Of the want ads Mrs Canton left
the handbag in the station a. she was
about 70 depart to Nergennes Monday
might and ala not notice her loss until
she had reached Montpelier The prop
crty Vas returned BY two Montpelier
women last evening.
AT the regular meeting Of the Barre
Woman's club. held Tucsday afternoon,
I Il was announced that any who c0ntem-
plated ioining the club the coming year
may 90 20 AZ this time q the same
price a. for one wear This should be- oi
special interest q those. as they wiz
I get free II charge some Of the best
thiurs 81 the year's prueram. which oe-
E cur during tie next two month"; The
music department has secured Prof
net7 81 Norwich university for a tax
and evening 81 music The educational