The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-07
TALK OF THE TOWN
New wash goods at Vaughan's.
See the collars, latest, at Vaughan's.

New wash goods at Vaughan's.
See the collars, latest, at Vaughan's.
Ella Hall and Bob Leonard at the 81
jou today.-ady.
There viii be box social Mt Cartoons
schoolhouse Friday evening, Feb. IL
Everybody welcome.
st. Jean b. of A. will hold public
dance in X. of G. hall Tuesday, Feb. s.
CAROLS orchestra.
Mrs. Clementinc Covell of Mortified
and Mrs. Kelly of Roxbury were guests
OF friends in the city to-day.
Giuseppe Quatropani OF Third street,
who has been detained at home by an
attack of the grippe for the past 10 days,
resumed his duties in the Union Clothing
store this morning.
Mrs. Frank Silver has returned to her
home in Plattsburg, n. Y, after having
been called to Barre by the death of her
brother, Richard Gibson Of IL King
street, whose funeral was held Saturday
afternoon.
The committee representing the First
Baptist church in its negotiations for a
pastor to succeed Rev. George Ii. Holt, is
awaiting a reply to the cali extended
Rev. Bert J. Lehigh of 0swego, n. Y,
who conducted services in Barre few
weeks ago. Rev. Mr.. Lehigl has already
intimated that he will accept the call and
should he act favorably on the invitation
of the local committee, il is thought that
he will be ready to assume his new du-
ties March |.
Granite City camp, No. 1886. Modern
WODdmpn al Amartaa inat al1 cd he. snf
GERS elected recently at special meeting
Friday evening. There was large gath,
ering OF Woodmen and much satisfaction |
was expressed over the showing made by |
the camp in 1915. Reports read by sew
eral officers indicated that the camp is !
strongly intrenched financially with a
larger membership than at any time in |
its history. Action was taken on the APP. |
plications Of eight candidates and after
the 1915 officers had been duly indicted I
into Office, an enjoyable buffet luncheon
was served by the refreshment commit.
tee.
X. f, Henderson of Wells River, who
formerly conducted moving picture thea
tres in Barre and Montpelier, arrived in
the city this morning to confer with local
men who, it is rumored, contemplate re-
opening the Pavilion theatre. A few
weeks ago the Pavilion was closed down
At the order of Mr.. Henderson and late
m 1915 the Dreamland, also Henderson
theatre, was closed. Saturday the
Dreamland was reopened by Guy Dindo,
or several years an cinematograph OPP
,rator 1t is stated that Barre man,
Who is wholly familiar with the show
business, is on the point of leasing the
PAVILION for term of years. ,
Renewed interest in the Barre Citizens ]
and is being manifested by its members I
nd with supply of new music ordered {
or the summer season, rehearsals for J
utdoor concerts and the Memorial day :
rogram have begun in earnest. To
light the musicians are TO meet in the Il
and room in the old city building for t
ehearsal at o'clock In keeping with S
he custom of other years. the Citizens
and viii furnish music for the Memorial n
ny exercises and if the customary APP
ropriation is made by the city council, f
he usual series of Is open-ar concerts +
i'll be given in the summer, beginning in
lne and continuing until September. An Fl
lowanoe OF $1,000 is usually made by
re council in its estimates for the years 81
Ipenses.