The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-09
TALK OF THE TOWN


Childrens rubbers at Shea's, 45c.-adv
The Presbyterian choir is asked 70
meet for rehearsal tonight at 7:45.
Clinton Cram of Williamstown was
business visitor in the city yesterday
One half price sale of silk and muslin
waists, odd lot, on sale Thursday at
| Yaughan's.
We are closing out La Refine corsets,
Sale starts Friday at Mrs. w. f. shep-
ards.--adv.
Miss Glenna Purcell of Lebanon, N. H.,
arrived in the city yesterday, having Sc
cured employment here.
Special for Saturday-A genuine all
wool worsted suit, all sizes, So Come
early; they won't last long. Lamorey's.
Billy Garwood in a four-reel feature,
"Lord John in New York an amateur
detective story, at the Btou to-day
adv
Mrs. s. Molina returned to her home
in South Ryegate to-day, after passing
several days with relatives in Barre and
vicinity.
The Barre Woman's club cordially in
vites everyone TO hear Dr. Dalton's lee
ture, "Baby Hygiene" in Rowland hall,
Friday evening at o'clock.
Tonight at the Pavilion, "The Adyen-
lures of Kitty Cobb" four-reel feature,
and "The Battle of Love" picture with
Francis X Bushman in the leading role,
will be shown.-ady
Antonio Bianchi, who came here to at
tend the funeral OF Miss Eda Gerbetti of
North Main street, which was held on
Wednesday afternoon, returned to his
home In Hanover, n. H., to-day.
A meeting of the truckmen's union
will be held at the union headquarters
this evening at 1880 o'clock. Officers of
the local ask that every member of the
union make special effort to be pres
ent.
Sadler's, Keith avenue, ladies' and
misses spring and summer suits and
coats now on sale. Bottom prices. High
class goods. Look us over. Our furni |
ture and floor covering departments more
complete than ever.-adv.
Interest in the waning basketball sea
son centers about the game to be played /
in the Spaulding gym. this evening be /
tween the high school girls and the /
teachers in the Bethel public schools. The
game is to begin at o'clock.
The barge which is to take the young
people on the sleighride to Williamstown
tomorrow evening viii leave the church
at $3.50. Be prompt Other teams will
start from the church at Gas. BE sure
and notify the pastor before tonight
If You intend to 90.
r. S. Currier F. A. Walker and z. y.
We're among the Barre men
who went to Burlington to-day to at
tend the annual winter meeting of the
Vermont Society Of Engineers. Business
sessions of the society We're to be held
this forenoon, with lectures this after
noon and a banquet this evening.
Cobhle Hill grange held its regular
meeting Tuesday evening. Considerable
business was disposed Of and one appli
cation by demit was received. The lit Z
arary program consisted of piano solo, E
Sister Rena Thurston; reading, Sister 9
Sowden; song, grange; reading, Brother :
Niniry; discussion by the men of the
grange over the dairy COW; discussion by '
The young men over the relative advan
ages of learning by seeing or hearing; !
reading, Sister Perry; song, "The Farm !
n Feeds Them All" grange. The next I
meeting viii be held Tuesday evening, !
March 81.
Mrs. Rose O'Grady, daughter. Miss 6
rene 0Grady, and son, Francis OGrady,
# 80 Merchant street, went to North
icld this morning to attend the funeral
# Mrs. Mary O'Grady, who died Mt her
ZONE in Hardwick Tuesday, after a long s.
Illness. Among other relatives who were
he, - Id NTvu IL
Joseph Lambert of Hardwick and Mrs.
William Lawlar Of Claremont, n. H., q
daughters of the deceased. Requiem
mass was celebrated in st. Johns church e
t Mortified this morning at o o'clock,
he parish priest, Rev. J. A. Lynch, off y"
iating. Interment was in the Catholic ca
hurch in Mortified.
Some of the rigors of a polar expedi VI
ion without the discomfort, however, of !
ub-zero mercury readings, were eneoun ~
cred by company of 80 young people, III
TENDERS of the Presbyterian Bible class,
hen they started to return from Plain
ED soon after midnight to-day. Snow
lied high in the roadway did not serve nc
, expedite travel in the big barge used m
, convey the class to the Bancroft inn, dr
mere bohHbliul ibdst tuithtH hlHhtA III
nd a dance were so soon to be followed
Y a night of hardship. Trouble with -
le harnesses caused at least two delays =
lring the homeward trip, but a blinding IIIT
lowstorm was mainly responsible for HI
he belated arrival of the sleighriders in ~, ,I1
ARE this morning at o'clock. Three
rmers residing at intervals along the
lowy home trail were appealed to for
'sistance and additional aid was sum III
oned from Barre at o'clock, when the I'M
oung people found themselves marooned
cause of fractured whiffletree Apart III
ON the stormy passage after the party. iii
lie affair was very enjoyable, so the III
embers said. Hi