The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Theatre to-dsy,-ady.
Big bargains in childrens shoes at
Shea's Shoe Store Saturday.
Contractor James 4. eastman Of Bur
lington was a business visitor in the city
yesterday and to-day,
For Two.tenement house, with
about four acres Of land, on upper Hill
street Mrs. Edith NJ. Carr.
W. c. Clifford of Bethel, manager OF
the Woodbury. Granite Co.. was a Barre
business yesterday and to-day.
Baseball Saturday, Sept. %, on Italian
A. c. grounds Hocrnle's All Stars and
Italian A. c. at o'clock.-adv
The womans association OF the Con
gregational church will have its annual
sale and chieken.pie supper Nov. ! and ).
Billie Burke in "Glorias Romance and
Pearl White in "The Iron Claw" at the
Bijou to-day. Attend the matinee and
avoid the evening rush.-adv.
Mrs. Campbell of Hyde Park is passing
several days in Barre with her sons, A.
+. Campbell OF North Main street and
II. L. Campbell of fremont street.
See adj on page for particulars re
garding auction sale to morrow afternoon
OF valuable quasryland and wood land,
near the j. X. Pirie quarry. d. A. Perry,
auctionecr. adv.
Auction sale tomorrow at p. m OF
four residence properties in Montpelier
Three of these properties are nearly new
and will make nice homes for people
that want slick medium priced prop
erty or a frstcass investment that will
return 10 to II per cent. on their money.
c. F. Smith. auetioncer.-ad
Woodbury. pond was selected by the
women OF the Athena club for their year
" outing and early to-day the club mem
bers set out in automobiles for the G. l..
Morris cottage. The women were not to
be daunted by the heavy skies and come
what might in the way of weather, they
proposed to pass the entire day in the
vicinity of the pond.
Mrs Marion Binden Of Boston arrived
in the city this morning, having been
summoned here by the ,eath OF her
mother. Mrs. Annabela Macdonald OF
Thompson place Mrs Fanny Buchanan,
sister of Mrs Macdonald, and Mrs.
Stephen Prange OF Bury, p. O., arrived
in the city to-day to attend the funeral,
which will be held tomorrow afternoon.
Attention of quarrymen is called to
the valuable parcel of quarry and wood
land TO be sold at public auction on Sat
urday afternoon, Sept. %, at o'clock.
Land is situated at the junction OF Bap-
fist street, so called. and the road leading
TO Wiliamstown Railroad has been sur
veyed through the land Win be sold
without reserve or limit See ad, on page
aH
A number of young women and girls
employed at the +. W. Woolworth store
gathered at the home OF Miss Christine
Smollett on Hall street last evening to
tender her a surprise party on the occa-
sion of her enrolment as student at
Goddard seminary. after having been en-
ploved in the store for the past few
wears. There were 90 guests and an inn
promptu program of instrumental and
vocal numbers added much to the gaiety
of the evening Miss Smollett was the
recipient of substantial token OF the
esteem in which she is held by her erst-
while co-workers. Lats in the evening
refreshments of ice cream, cake and wa
fers were served Miss Smollett began
her studies in the commercial department
of the seminary this week.
Fifty couples enjoyed the regular
monthly dancing assembly OF the Italian
Gaiety club in the Knights OF Column bus
hall last evening. The affair took the
form of harvest dance with cornstalks,
garden vegetables and golden rod pre-
dominating in the decorative scheme.
Forsells orchestra played for the dancers
and at intermissi.n a number OF young
women served a delightful luncheon. The
committee consisted of Mario Bianchi,
Miss Carrie Calcagni, Miss Amelia Ber-
toll of Montpelier John Otolini, Adolto
Calcagni and Orlando Cabrini. Plans
were tentatively made for the October
assembly, which will be a Halloween
dance. A committee viii be appointed
to arrange for the affair early in the
coming month.
Hotel Barre entertained 25 members OF
a well known Chelsea club yesterday and
among the other arrivals were the fol-
lowing people: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter +.
Miller of Chicago, ILL.,, Mr., and Mrs. II. I.
Fairfield of Attica. Md, Ira l.. Thomas OF
Burlington, L. c. Green, Miss Green and
Miss Morse of Burlington, F. H. Metcalt
and Douglas Metcalf OF Sacramento, Cal,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Holland of North
field. j. @. Sheldon and Robert G.. Will
liams of Woodstock, +. Ashley OF South
Royalton, Mrs. NJ. E. Goss of South Roy
alton, Mrs. d. Macarthur of Chicago, Ill.
G. r. Grout of Springfield, d. c. King OF
burlington, l.. c. Leavens Of Cambridge,
Earle Willard of East Montpelier, For
rest Garlic of Burlington, II. NJ. Spindle OF
st. Johnsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Harris
and Miss c. A. Harris, Nj. and Mrs. f. +.
Perry of Brattleboro, w. C.. Clifford OF
Bethel and Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Spear OF
Woodstock.
Last evening 90 ladies of I. O. Q. L.,
NJ. T.. accompanied the provincial grand
lady. Maria McDermott. OF the Massa-
chusetts sub-district on her official visit
to Victor lodge of Graniteville, the trip
being made in an auto .,hns. After the
opening ceremonies the grand lady, ac-
companied by District Deput Eva Gam
ble was received with the grand honors.
The provincial grand lady viii visit
Granite City lodge in X. OF c. hall. Barre,
10. night, There will be class initiation
which will be embellished with the ban
ner work of the order, assisted by the de-
gree team. At the close OF the regular
meeting the purple lecture will be exem-
plified by the past noble grand assisted
biz the provincial grand lady. The pur-
ME consulate will also be instituted. All
business finished. a banquet will be
served bv the amusement committee,
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