The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Muslin underwear sale M Abbott's.
Rehearsal of the Barre Citizens bsns
tonight at 1880.
Arrow collars, all styles and sizes
from the MeWhorter Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II, Stuart OF Bur
lington were guests through the week
end of Mr. Stuart's mother, Mrs Ann
Stuart of 81 Spaulding street.
The public is invited 10 a 500 party "a
be given by the Lady Maccabees in X. OF
r. hall, Blanchard block. Wednesday
evening Feb, %. Plans are also made for
whist. Admission, Toe.
Special matinee at the Pavilion on
Tues tWashington's birthday Ev-
purchaser of a ticket will be given 500
pony votes and the great feature, "A
Modern Magdalene," with other pictures,
will be shown adv.
r. A. Church of South Main street, a
local representative of the American
Stone Trade, a Chicago publication, has
returned from Troy, n. y, where he at.
tended the winter meeting OF the New
York Retailer Monument Dealers asso-
citation.
Al the Sunday services in the First
Presbyterian church, the pastor, Rev. Ed
gar Grassland, gave an interesting ad-
dress on the life and lessons 60 be drawn
from the career of George Washington.
( During the evening the choir rendered
Handeis Largo and Mrs. Isabella Can't
! lay Hall and Miss Alice Walker sang,
My Faith Looks Up TO Thee"
Master Donald Bugbee entertained
score of his little friends at his home on
Richardson street Saturday afternoon in
celebration of his birthday, which oe
cured on Tuesday. The afternoon was
spent in playing games and refreshments
OF ice cream and cake were served. Dom
aid was the recipient of many gifts from
his playmstes.
Feature pictures only will be shown at
the Pavilion theatre, beginning tonight.
To.night's performance viii include Sa.
rah Bernhardt the great actress, in a
wonderful picture and Jackie Saunders
in the great five-act political drama, |
"Reaping the Whirlwind," Tuesday aft.
crnoon a special matinee will be given,
when everyone buying ticket will be
presented 500 votes in the pony contest.
adv.
The ladies OF Col. j. b. Mead circle, No.
!, and the ladies of the Sons of Vet
Grams auxiliary, No. 5, cordially invite
the members of r. b. Crandall post and
Mai. L. A. Abbott camp, S. of v, with
their families, also the families of the
Ladies Auxiliary and the circle, to a
dinner to be given by the ladies in aux
iliary hall, Worthen block, Tuesday, Feb
p, Washington's birthday. Dinner will
be served at ! p. m, after which there
viii be a patriotic program, consisting OF
music, reading and speaking. Come early I
and have social hour before dinner. I,
Among the visitors in the city through
he week end were the following people; /
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Carpenter of st. Z
Iohnsbury, DIR. w. A. Dawson Of Burling- I
on, A. |. Beckett of Manchester. 4. ?. I
towell OF Woodsville, n. H., John A. Be II
mis- of Williamstown, f. c. Spaulding of |
Albany, J. L. Jones of Montreal, p. O.. h
William J. Sutherland and Miss Baer OF i
Iolyoke. Mass, O. ID. Matthews OF Or t
cans. B. A. Goodrich OF Chelsea, Ernest
\. Burrill of Brockton, Mass, a. A.
'wiss of Burlington. II. +. Stolz OF Bur a
ington, Ex-Governor Malcolm X. Patter- t
on of Tennessee and NJ. Swadener of D
Indianapolis, Ind, who were guests at D
iotel Barre, and Miss Gale Hough of
'oronto, Ont.