The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cash paid for old gold and silver F.
Burr.
Regular meeting of Col ]. B. Mead cir
Gle, No /, Ladies of the G. A. r., Frida.
afternoon at ESQ.
The dance to be held at the home o
n. Diemer Saturday night has been post
poned to some other date.--adv.
The doors to the clan fair in Howlan'
hall tonight will be open at ! o'clock
entertainment TO commence at O'Clock
Annual sale and chickenpie supper a
Congregational church Nov. and s. Old
fashioned singing school the last night
adv.
There will be a masquerade ball ant
chicken-pe supper at Cobble Hill grang'
hall Halloween night, Tuesday evening
Oct. 81
u. NJ. Macklyn of Ardmore, Pa, ar
rived in the city last night for a business
visit Of several days in the Barre gran
lite belt
The mission circle of the Universalisi
church will meet with Mrs. Bates, Orange
street, tomorrow friday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock
Supt, of Cemeteries Alex Hanton will
be in his Office, city hall, Saturday, Oct
2s, from to s, to collect fees for caring
for lots.-adv.
Frank R. Mills was in Barre yester-
day, being accompanied by his daughter,
who resumed her studies at Goddard
seminary, after passing few days at
her home in Orange.
Harold Kenerson, formerly of Plain
field, who has been employed in the Of
flee OF the Central Vermont railroad in
st. Adams for several months, arrived
in the city yesterday and is to have the
position of cashier in the Central Yer
mont freight office. Mr.. Kenerson is to
succeed George Evans.
The condition Of Alfred Langevin, a
Merchant street man. who was run down
by the Washington stage while riding
bicycle on Washington street Tuesday
forenoon, is reported to be improving, al
though he still is confined to the house.
An X-ray examination of the mans left
arm did not disclose any indication of
bone fracture
The Hospital Aid society wishes to
thank all those who in any way made
bag day for the hospital a great success.
A tabulated statement of the donations
will be printed as soon as possible. If
any bag was overlooked in the collection,
will the owner please telephone Mrs Fl.
J. Slayton, the chairman of the commit
tee, and she will see that it is called for.
Telephone number, BOW.
Norwich uniyersity's president, Col Ira
L. Reeves. was the guest of honor last
evening at the first of series of four
socials which Nincitia lodge,
No. 10, knights of Pythiss, has planned
for the fall and winter months. The
first part of the affair took the form Of
a smoke talk. with Pres. Reeves giving
an interesting account OF his observa-
tons along the Mexican border last sum
mer. Col Reeves gave his hearers a
graphic account OF what military service
on the border means To officers and pTi
Yates alike He described the country in
an interesting way and gave his own inn
pressions Of Mexico al the MeXicans.
Afterward substantial luncheon 81 spa
ghetti and other condiments was served.
more than 100 men gathering around the
"a bles The committee consisted Of the
following Pythiaus r. s Currier chair
man: r. w. Nichols. a. f. Campbell. y.
J. Roberts, r. A. Hoar. f. \. Aldrich.
Rev. ". J. NJ. Beattie. H. /. Campbell,
W. J. Clapp. H. F. Cutler 1. R. Dodge.
Alex Duncan, A. NJ. Flanders b. F. Gil
lev. W. II. Griffin. W. o. Hanson. II II.
Hodgdon. n. J. Houghton, Z. ". Lyon
J. r. Mackay. c. C. Miner. A. L. Moves,
g. +. Perry. r. C. Russell. Judge II ".
Scott. r. L. Sargent, ". F. Shepard. ".
+. Walker. =. 4. Withsm, David Fsrrsnd 4
and ". II. Paine.