The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Auction tonight at Kenyon store
II Everything goes.-adv.
II Miss Bella Daniels has returned home
II after Ave weeks visit in Boston.
II Mrs. Richard Lyons Of Hardwick is
H spending several days with her husband
II in this city.
i Public social, Cobble Hin grange hall
/ Monday, March 20. Geddes' orchestra,
/ Admission, soc.
Mrs. A. Il. Bugbee of Orange street left
yesterday for few days visit in Bur
lington, where Mr.. Bugbce is employed.
Israel Zangwill's great play, "The Melt
ing Pot" in six parts, with Walker
| Whiteside, at the Pavilion to-nght.-ad.
| The amusement committee of the Odd
Ladies will meet at Mrs. Henel stevens
10 Warren street, Friday evening at
o'clock.
Eunice Philbrook will offer several
novelties in modern stage dancing in
"The Isle of Smiles" at the opera house
tonight aud tomorrow. See adv.-adv.
st. Patrick's dance in Rowland hall
Friday evening. CAROLS orchestra and
program of dances that will please ev-
eryone. Admission 75c; extra ladies,
25c.
The feature play at the Park Theatre,
"The Ransom" will start at O'Clock
tonight TO allow those intending to at
tend the opera house to be there at s:l5.
adv.
| Madame Bernett, scientific palmist,
will tell you all about business transac-
tions, love. courtship and marriage. Don't
fail to consult her. Room, 2 Buzzell ho-
tel. Only four days more.-adv.
Bright Star Rebekah lodge, No. Is,
will hold calico social in Odd Fellows
hall Friday evening, March II. The Ia
dies are asked to bring lunch for two in
tin pail There will be dancing and |
card playing. Every Odd Fellow and
Rebekah may invite one couple.
All boys and young men connected
with the Universalist church are invited
to the box social Friday evening at 1880
o'clock. Come and keep those lunch
boxes from spelling that the girls and
young women are going to bring. Adj
mission, five cents.
The ID. c. V. viii play the Mohawk
A. c. from Williamstown this evening
at the Church street gym. This is the
rubber game between the two teams, the
Mohawks winning the first game by a
score of "a to 10, and the ID. CIV. win
ming the, second by score Of % to IL
so a good game is expected.
Meet me at the Kenyon store auction
to -night at 7 o'clock. / will be given
away free-William Rogers set of sill :
verware. The rest of my family will be ,
auctioned off Tea, dessert and table
spoons, knives and forks and many other /,
articles in silyerware. Get the best ,
(Rogers') at this sale. D. A. Perry, auc
tioneer.
O. J. Dodge received a telegram to-day !
the death of Fl. S. Bannister !
1t Potsdam, n. Y, this morning as the h
result of a shock. Mr.. Bannster's wife a
will be remembered as Anne =. Bacon OF !,
Barre, a sister of Mrs. A. F. Dodge of =
Brook street. Mr. Bannister was 81 =
Years OF age. The funeral is to be held /
n Potsdam Saturday and interment viii
Re there.
Unpropitious weather conditions did
Tot interfere with the attendance at the
ocular monthly meeting of Harmon a
live, No. |, w. B. A. @. T. NJ, in the p
iaccabee hall last evening, The gather n
ng being one of the most enjoyable of :
he year The business of the review
entered largely about the consideration n
t several candidates for membership.
'eports from the various committees in at
barge of arrangements for the Maccabee IN
AGAR We're received and accepted. The
AGAR is to be held soon after Easter.
It the conclusion of the business session, o,
here was very enjoyable musical pro-
ram. Vocal solos were contributed by Y;
Iiss Mildred Higgs, who was accom-
anied by Miss Helen Crevier, and by
lloyd Pombrio, with Harold White act
Y as accompanst. A substantial lunch
IN was served by the March circle of n.
le review with Mrs. Lillian Kearney
,ting as chairman.