The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Dodge and Carleton are at work re-
decorating the interior OF the store occu'
pied by Bell and Houston ON North Main
street.
George Gilman, former student at
Goddard seminary, returned TO his home
in Marshfeld to-day, after spending a
few days with friends here.
Come and hear the great orator, the
Hon. Malcolm X. Patterson, saloon
friend turned foe, next Sunday afternoon
in the Barre opera house at 3 o'clock.
Charles A. Fis<e, 1911 graduate OF
Goddard seminary, who has been visiting
friends in Barre for several days, re-
turned yesterday to his home in st.
Johnsbury.
Mrs. Ira N. Houston has given up her
position in Waterbury and has joined
her husband in this city, where he, in
company with l.. j. Bell, has recently
bought out the iewelry business formerly
conducted by Miss Walker.
A. G. Williams Of New York, trav-
cling representative of the company
playing "Princess Pat which is to be,
presented in the Barre opera house next
month, was a guest at Hotel Barre yes
terday and to-day.
Among the visitors in the city yester-
day and to-day were the following peo-
Pile: T. s. Dean, Il. A. Whalen, 7. r. Wa
terman, j. r. Reed and j. j. Kennedy OF
Burlington. II. A. Fox of Detroit, Mich.
+. j. Young of Springfield and Ernest
Cross of Holyoke, Mass.
Remember the auction sale for II. J. |
Slayton of Barre City, OF the A. @. Stay |
ton farm, stock and tools, near East |
Calais, on Thursday OF this week. A
splendid farm, lot of nice fresh COWS, |
young cattle, horses. hogs, poultry crops, /
farm tools and machinery. See adj, page
Z. c, +. Smith, auctioneer.-ady
Favorable reports are received at God
dard seminary from Daniel Keefe, a Cab
OF student, who was stricken with black
diphtheria while visiting IN Huntington
two weeks ago. The Young man is at
the home OF his aunt and where, few
days ago, his chances for recovery were
thought to be small, his condition at the
present time indicates that he will re,
cover ultimately.
Miss Vera Bjork was pleasantly sur
PliSCu ihHb tfNhlIlg ut litA hbHAE bi NHet
Patterson street by party of her
friends, who called to remind her of her
birthday The affair took the form of
a valentine party with music and games
rs prominent features OF the entertain
ment. A delightful luncheon was served
at which time Miss Hazel Mackay, in
behalf of the friends, presented her hos
tess gold bracelet Among the musical
were vocal solos by Miss Bar
Dara Mcdonald.
Detailed preparations for the annual !
OF st. Aldemar commandery, n
No. IL, Knights Templar, which is to
sake place in the Masonic asylum on I
evening. are practically com :
,leted. It is expected that 0lin w. Da I
ey of White River Junction, grand com h
nander of Vermont, win be present and /
he win probably be assisted in the in
pection by George Root of Newport,
rand Inspector Other members of the |
rand eommandery may find it possible u
o attend. A o'clock supper il to be Z
ollowed by the inspection exercises and \
large attendance OF knights is antici.
ated. \
The program for the recital to be given .
t Goddard seminary Wednesday evening.
'eb Is, is as follows; Fantasia in .
Amor Mozart, Miss HOLSTER; Cavatina y.
chmidt, Miss Comstoek; Etude Opus 25 :,
10. 9, Chopin, Hunting Song from Song =,
Without Words, Mendelssohn Novelette,, =
pus 81, No. /, Sehumann, Miss Hollis r
ari Slumber Song, Burnham; ''Dost thou = =
now that sweet land?'' from Mignon, "
homas, Miss Golden; Les Sylvains THE
aunsl, Opus 4, Chaminade, Walker Capr- tr
an, Opus 81, Grieg- Rustic OF Spring, :,
hiding, Miss ifollister; Liebeslied, Hen 4
1T, Miss Comstock; La bella Capricei- |,
"a Polonaise. Opus 50, Hummel, Miss
ollister. This recital is open to the =
lblie and everyone is cordially invited
, attend.