The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-05
TALK OF THE TOWN
Lids for Kids at Abbott's.

'Siho i0i MUS at hDpplt -
You're next" at Ross sanitary barber
shop, Depot square.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred W Meldon of Bur.
lington were visitors in the city to-day.
See those plush coats sl9.s7 in great
variety at f. Z. Clarkson & Co. Morse
block, Barre's new store.
Miller Bros l0l Ranch features pre-.
sents, THE Expositions First Romance, =
4 in five reels at the Bijou today Big
cast. Children SC, adults l0c.-adv
| Tomorrow evening at Goddard sem
mary Prof. j. NJ. Chapman. who pleased
/ a large audience in Barre. will give a
/ readers recital under the auspices of the
senior class, the affair being open to the
public.
Miss Mary J. Morrison, who has been
visiting relatives in Washington during
the past few weeks, left yesterday for
Schenectady, n. Y, where she will be
employed at the Whitmore house, Rose
road.
Efforts to transfer Saturdays game
between Goddard seminary and Middle
bury college seconds from Barre to Mid
dlebury proved futile and the two elev-
/, ems will appear on the hilltop Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. 1t will be God
dard's first review in public this season
A striking series of quarry views made
by Burlington photographer and framed
in an attractive way by B. W. Hooker &
Co. are shown in the company's display
window. The picture includes four pan.
81 views of the Boutwell, Milne & Var
mum quarries. A likeness of the late
George B. Milne is also shown.
A harvest dinner and vegetable supper
at the First Baptist church Wednesday
afternoon and evening attracted a large
number of patrons. Accommodations at
the tables were taxed in both the dinner
and supper hours. A number of young
women acted AS mattresses while the old
er members of the society had charge of
the kitchen. A tidy sum was realized
from the revenue proceeding from the
affair. The committee consisted of Mrs.
Frank A. Hutchinson, Mrs. Harry Brad
ley, Mrs. John Mason, Mrs. Kidder, Mrs.
Inglis and Mrs. Jones.
A presenta ton in honor of the retiring
commander and miscellaneous shower
the approaching marriage of
one of the younger members were inter
esting parts of the program at the first |
meeting of the fiscal year of Harmon re-
view, No |, W. B. A., of the Macca bees |
last evening. The officers were in their
chairs for the first time and there was |
large attendance and after the routine
business an original poem written by
Mrs. Jessie Pierce, was read in honor of
Mrs. Douglas Roben, who retired from
the commanders chair after tenure of
two years. Further evidence of the re-
views appreciation was found in the
of handsome lamp and
picture to Mrs. Roben, who responded in
feeling tones. Afterward, the guards
formed the members in line and led the
way to the supper room, attractively
decorated Suspended from the center of
he ceiling was an umbrella to which was
attached bell. As she passed under the
,ell. Miss Bessie Wilson received show
II of rice which was possible through the
COURTESY of A. G. LaPoint, who furnished
he vehicle. The committee included
Yrs. Nancy Avery, Mrs. Jessie Lund,
hrs. May Allen, Mrs. Eva Perkins, Mrs.
ISABELLA Walker. Mrs. Elizabeth Brock
nd Mrs. Florence Marin. The decora-
ions were in charge of Mrs. Mildred
duncan and Mrs. Ida Gregware.