The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

H White sale muslin underwear at tn
II Vaughan Store.
II Alison Smith of phinfeld was bust
/ ness visitor in. the city yesterday.
II Skating as usual dt the Pearl stree
\ rink this evening at o'clock. Admis
sion, l5ci ladies, l0c
Italian Citizen club: Mercoled 10 Feb
braio terra una riunione special per at
/ faro motto Importance.
| Herbert Fnrnham. Peter Passera anC
Charles Passera were among the WI
Jamestown visitors in the city yesterday
Many articles very useful to house
keepers can be found at our penny coun'
ter at the Kenyon store. Everything
must be sold at once. adv.
A regular meeting of the ]. o. Q. H.
NJ. L., will be held Wednesday, Feb. 49,
at p m, at the X. OF G. hall. Refresh
ments will be served
Miss Gertrude Slayton, Emma Slayton
and Freida Hooker left to-day for North
field, where they will attend a masquer-
ade dance at Norwich university this
evening
John Eastman of Washington street
has returned from Marshfeld, whore he
has been employed in lumber camp and
is soon to start work for the Central
| Vermont railroad.
ID. Janion MacNichol. who is in charge
of the Boston office Of the Taylor Critch-
| field-Long advertising agency, arrived IN
the city this morning for business visit
of several days in the Barre granite belt,
Mr.. MacNichol is staying at Hotel Barre.
IAyl1;o,,, ~ II 81 rnnt Npo
called to Walden recently by the critical
condition of his mother, Mrs. c. Z. Han
son, a former resident Of Barre, who was
taken seriously i'll last Friday. A mes
sage received from Walden to-day stated
that Mrs Hanson had rallied from her
illness and that her condition seemed to
show material improvement. Mr., and
Mrs. c. Il. Hanson have been residing in
the home Of their daughter Mrs. =. J.
Badger, since June, 1915.
Over 100 couples attended the dancing
party given under the auspices of the
Young Peoples Dramatic society of the /
Church of the Good Shepherd at How
land hall last evening and danced until !
midnight to music by CAROLS orchestra,
the waltz, one step and fox.trot FREEDOM
mating on the dance order. Preceding (
the dance an enjoyable concert program
was given, the numbers including a Sc
lection by the orchestra, a vocal duet by
Mrs. Isabella Cantlay Hall and George I
Mackay and vocal solos by Mrs. Hall, 4
Miss Alice Walker and Mr.. Msckay.
During the dancing several young ladies
connected with the dramatic club and the
,hurch society served punch.
Among the visitors in the city yester
lay and to-day were the following peo
ole f. w. Leslie Of johnson, J. G, Hart :
well OF Woodsville, n. r., W. J., Atkinson
# Derry, n H.. MIS- f. T.. Currier and I
Yrs. NJ. d. Wells Of Cabot, A p Marsh I
II Wells River, Miss Marion RunkeI OF !
Paterson, n. j.. L. u Leighton Of Malone,
I. V, A. S. Clark Of Meriden, Conn,
I. H. Blake of Hardwick, e. j. Savage a
# st. Adams. II. W. Buchanan Of Or +
cans. Dir, II. Nelson jackson, l.. G.. La
gne and John w. Foss of Burlington
!. S. Gilman OF Portland, Me. Mr. and a
Irs. Frank Kirchner of Cleveland O.,
fartin Mcdowell Of Concord. n r.. J.
/. Kirk of Johnson and F. r. Duhamel n
Winooski II
thid "ihtSi bui1tAiuS pPffdlloHS bli hi
Washington street bill are making rapid III
rogress. Frank J.. Robinson's house III
the end of French street is ready for HI
ne plasterers; H. II. Sanborn's two ten III
nent house on Webster street is closed HI
and the partitions started the build HI
e ON the corner Of Washington street Ill
nd Huntington avenue, which Rodcrick In
lmeron is to occupy with his grocery I'LL
ore, is expected to be ready sometime Hi
March, and the cottage house which I'LL
being erected ON Nelson street by II. I'LL
Patterson is nearly ready for occupa. I|l
on. 1t is rumorcd that another house Hi
to be started on Perry street with II|I
e coming of the warm weather, but I'LL
c builder is not yet ready TO announce
5 attentions. I'LL
Having leased a suite of rooms in the Ill
ampini building Merlo's Academy club I'LL
cupied its new quarters for the first
ne last night and celebrated the oc-
sion with a buffet luncheon, which was M
flowed by the election of the follow iii
Z officers; President, p. Massi viee Hi
esident, J. Ingram; treasurer, G. Sassi. HI
lie rooms have been furnished in an up HI
date manner and as time goes on the IlI
onsors for the young mems club hope Hi
add TO the equipment George Troup. iii
lose studio has been located on the
.ond floor of the Scampini block for III
, past year, has moved his furnishings Hi
o suite of rooms in the Morse build Hi
!. iii