The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-23
TALK OF THE TOWN
New Knox hats al Lamorey's.
Headquarters for laces at Vaughan

iehuq uhftefs TOT faces at NhuRhhnt
Mrs. 4. NJ. Morrison ana daughter,
Elizabeth, have gone TO Groton to visit
for few days.
Regular meeting of ]. b. Mead circle,
No. |, Ladies OF the g. A. r., Friday aft
ernoon at $3.50.
Tonight at the Pavilion the Walsh
| Musical company in the comedy full Of
music, "The Cabaret adv.
Algot Knutson of ~ South Main street
left the city this morning for Boston,
where he intends 10 make a business
visit OF several days.
Hudson Beattie OF fremont street has
gone TO Enosburg Falls, where he Is
making two weeks visit in the home
of his uncle, ID. W. Ames.
Mrs. G.. Il. Perry of Highland avenue
left the city this morning for her for
mer home in st. Johnsbury, there to
make weeks visit with relatives.
Madame Bennett, scientific palmist,
will tell you all about business transac-
tons, love, courtship and marriage Don't
fail TO consult her. Room 2, Buzzell hotel.
adv.
Lawrence Rising, who is completing
plans for the introduction of carpet
cleaning plant ON South Main street,
went yesterday TO Laconia, n. H., on
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gale of Wellington
street left the city this morning for
New York. where they are TO visit their
daughter, Miss Gladys Gale, who is TAX
| ing a special course in music. Miss Gale
expects to return TO Barre in June.
Mrs. c. G. Millar, who has been passing
several days with her son, Manager Q.
f. Millar of the Consolidated Lighting
Co., returned last evening to her home
in Boston, there TO remain for a time. |
She was accompanied by Miss Margaret
S. Putnam.
Word has been received here that c. |
J. Lawlis. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin /
Lawlss of o Kirk street, who left last |
Friday for New Haven, Conn, has Sc
cured position in one of the general Off
ces of the Winchester Repeating Arms
company.
Employees at Hotel Barre enjoyed their
first annual snowshoe outing last night,
when number of those whose employ
ments are in and about the hostelry took
a hike to east hill and back again. On
the crest of the hill the party tarried
in sugar camp long enough to prepare
a lunch.
There will be a rummage sale in the /,
vestry of the Congregational church Sat
urday afternoon, March 20, from 2 to Z.
Please send in contributions Friday aft
ernoon from to 80. If you can't send
bundles to church. leave them at Mrs.
Spears, Fl Park street, or telephone Mrs. !
Cobble Hill grange held it's regular |
meeting Tuesday evening. All the Off
GERS were present and there was good
attendance of members and some visit I
ors. The program was carried out with
some changes. Ii was voted to have IA
sugar social as soon as the sugar can be
The next meeting will be I
held April 4.
The Nature Study class Of the Won
ms club viii meet Friday evening, March I
"a. at 1880, with Mrs. c. L. Bugbee, 9S
Washington street. The following pro
yram will be given: Bird notes, class;
Bird Sanctuaries," Mrs Love; "Bird
Houses and How to Build Them" Miss
Iarleton; How to Study the Birds,
irs Hoar; "The Birds in March: Migra.
ion" Mrs. Bugbee; Nature club ques-
ions, class.
As CHESTS of the Tenney company,
lumber of Barre people went to the cap
tai yesterday to witness the demonstra-
ion of new lung motor, which the
ompany expects will become part of
'enney service in central Vermont
Among those from this city who saw the !
ung- motor in operation and listened to
he demonstrators explanation of the :
workings of the device were: r. d. Car
enter, third assistant engineer of the /
re department, Manager G. F. Millar of J
he Consolidated Lighting Co., Dr. M. l.. ]
handler and DIR. L. d. Martin. 1t is Z
roposed to supplement the use of the :
ulmotor now available in the company's /
sarre and Montpelier offices, by the ad !
ition of lung motors.
Fourteen members of the Barre stan /
the Vermont Tel. & Tel Co. left the :
ity late yesterday afternoon for Bur
ngton, where they attended the second I
nnual meeting of the state chapter of
he Telephone Society of New England 4
o-day. Among those who made the trip
ere the following people: Henry Hodg-
on, George II. Coliamer, Miss Ida NJ
ook, William Bishop, Leslie NJ. Newton,
erley Gotler. James +. Curtis, Robert
James O'Grady. o. w. Lew <
:, Charles Gibbons, George Davidson, p.
Murphy and Edward H. Miller. Most 1
the Barre employees expect TO leave !:
arlington tonight, after the weather
cture by w. A. hSaw of Mortified. An
fort is to be made to have the next reg
ar meeting OF the state chapter in
ARE.