The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Special values in winter coats at Alb
III bolts.
II The Altrurans will meet with Mrs
II II. > Parks, King street Friday after
II noon.
II Mrs. Sarah Gurley Of Elm street Is
recovering from a severe attack of pneu-
N monia.
II The Athena club will meet with Mrs.
H X. A. Hoar, 81 East street, Friday even
ing at 1880 o'clock.
III n. ). Love of fremont street returned
4 TO the city this morning from business
trip 10 South Ryegate.
n Mrs, Clarence Morton OF Montpelier
is the guest for few days OF Mrs. j..
Il. Ward Of East street.
II. II. Tracy OF Montgomery Center
arrived in the city yesterday for visit
OF several days with friends.
Regular meeting OF Col. j. b. Mead
circle, Ladies Of the @. A. r., viii be
held Friday afternoon at $3.50.
Mrs. j. Nelson Glidden of Cirrier
street is employed as pianist at the Old
Comique in Montpelier for a few weeks.
Miss Annie Keefe of North Main street
expects TO leave the city this evening for
Chicago, ILL.,, there TO make an extended
visit with friends.
Mrs. Charles Arnholm of st. Adams
is spending several days al the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Las
cor, of Webster avenue.
f. H. Jenkins, who has until recently
been employed in Isle LaAiotte. visited in
the city yesterday. Mr. jenkins is now
employed in Montpelier.
The mission study class of the Church
OF the Good Shepherd will meet with
Mrs. }. w. Vaughan, Maple Grove, on
Thursday evening at 1880.
| John w. Gordon expects to leave this
evening for Vergennes, where he is to
remain for a few days on business con-
nected with his law practice.
A meeting OF the Glenugic club will be
held in Clan Gordon hall on Saturday,
Feb. ~, at o'clock. Smoke talk after
meeting. Per order president.
A public 500 party will be given by the
Lady Maccabees at X. of P. hall, Blanch-
ard block, Thursday evening, Feb. 10.
Playing will begin at o'clock. Admis-
sion, loo.
Miss Teresa Miles, who has been pass
ing several days with DR.. and Mrs. j. w
Stewart of West street, since leaving
the City hospital, where she submitted
to an operation, went yesterday TO her
home in Graniteville.
Charles J. Pillsbury of Washington |
street, compositor employed in the /
mechanical department of The Times, is I
at the City hospital recovering from a q
serious operation to which he submit !
ted Tuesday afternoon. o
Miss Elizabeth Brown. who ia mem. c
Der of the Teaching staff at the state in a
dustrial school in Vergennes, is passing a
two weeks at the home of her mother, {
Mrs. Margaret Brown of Grant avenue, a
her sojourn in Barre being due to an n
attack of the grip. o
longstanding bone Of contention
among the attaches at Hotel Barre, the a
question of the bowling championship, a
was settled yesterday when the Grab b
oers," captained by Myron Hughes, went p
Town to defeat before another wing of a
.he hosiery known as the "Kidders" and in
aptained by George Crowley. The kid SC
lers" had a total pinfall of 4sl as +
gainst 465 for their opponents 4
In common with all other branches OF I,
he boy scout society throughout the ~
United States, the boy scouts of troop j.
70. of the Congregational church met II
t their headquarters Tuesday evening y
o celebrate the sixth anniversary of the n
ounding OF the Boy Scout Society of II
america. Part of the program carried 81
ut was suggested by officials at the ma 90
iona1 headquarters and was carried out
all over the country. At ~
o'clock DIR. j. W. Barnett read the mes W
age of President Livingston of the so -
iety to the scouts. At s:l5 All mem =,
ers of tie troop stood at attention and o''
epeated the scout oath. Each member ~ ~
{ the troop took some part in the meet ~
ig before the close. Before the carry su
lg out of the common program short nc
zeal program was carried out consisting ~
talk by Scoutmaster Hubbard in ny
hieh he outlined the work and hopes of ne \,
ne scouts, talk on "The Ideal Scout" "a !,
Y Assistant Scoutmaster Winnifred ~
NTH, and a talk on ideals Brought ioi
ut by the Scout Movement" by Second rel
ssistant Scoutmaster Arthur baxter. w
In its summary of DR.. 6. Dana Hub to
lrd's lecture as delivered in Rutland tn.
uesday night the Rutland Herald yes /
rday says the following: "Dr. Hubbard Ma
id special stress on the necessity of n e
Inishing the more common sources of -
ntagion and infection, such as lack of Ill
eanliness, insufficient ventilation. care ~
ssness of diseased persons and the use ~;
unsanitary methods in various occupa- III,
1ns from homework to stone cutting. az
Q devoted part Of his address to the dor
oblem of checking infant mortality and tba
Id of the work being done in that di- u,;t
ction. The lecture was illustrated by u,h,
0 slides, many Of unusually beautiful liz,
loring and all admirably adapted to ~,
e subject matter. Some of these de- D., D.;
tied tenementhouse conditions in New 80
'rk and related directly to cases of go
iease which had come under DIR. Hub az
rd's personal observation" DR.. Hub. ~
I'd is TO deliver the same lecture in the 80 ~
IRE opera house this evening. The lee ~.
re is free TO the public and it is the ''''
pc of the local physicians that many