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

II Note the prices on coats in the clean
II up sale at Naughans.
II Regular meeting of Bright Star Rebek
II all lodge, No. Is, Wednesday evening
II Feb. 2, at 1880 o'clock. The officers are
II requested to be present for practice.
II The worlds greatest Century edition
II of l0c music for sals. Mt Rossi's Piano
II Rooms, Ayerill block.
II Capt. T. G. Young of the Salvation
H Army corps is passing a few days in
H Randolph and other Orange county
H towns.
II Eric Pirie of the Vermont Trucking
Il company returned TO the city this morn
ing, after spending several days in Bos-
ton on business.
II w. Il. Latin of East Barre was avis
itor in the city this meSning while on
his way TO Burlington for few days
| business visit.
Elder II. Il. Miles of Henniker, n. H.,
is passing a few weeks III the city on
business connected WITH the Seventh Day
Adventist mission here.
Angelo Marchetti of Church street,
NAp 10 thhluE u WIEN p fhAhtlbt IlOih mo
duties in the Diversi fruit store, has
gone to Bangor, Me, for few days
visit with relatives.
Liquor and the Law" the first install
ment of the new serial, Graft" featur-
ing Jane Novak and Hobart Henley; also
the last installment of "The Broken
Coin; at the Biiou.-adv
Notice: Ladies' Auxiliary to Clan Cor
don, No. II, are requested to attend the
| funeral of our late sister, Mary kelman,
| Thursday at 1880 p. M, from the home
of Mrs. Rogers, Allen street
Battista Colombo who has been pass
ing several days in the city, having been
called here by the death of his brother,
] Angelo Colombo of George street, re-
turned to-day TO his home in South Rye
gate.
Thirty of the friends OF Jennie Venner |
gave her surprise party at her home |
at y Brooklyn street Monday evening, /
the occasion being Jennie's 18th birth
day. The young people played games,
enjoyed the music Of a victrola and were
served refreshments. Ali had very
good time.
This evening at the Yineitia club the
second ladies' night of the winter viii be
observed with an entertainment, music,
dancing and cards, to be followed by a
buffet luncheon. Prof. W. S. Burage of
Middlebury college will give series OF
humorous readings from his own transla
ton of the comedies OF Aristophanes.
The Italian Gayety club, an organiza.
ton Of young men and young women
of the Italian communities in Barre and
Montpelier, which was formed early In 4
the autumn OF 1915, is making arrange
ments for st. Valentines dance, to be
given in the Knights of Columbus hall \
in the latter part of next week. Invita-
tons for the affair have been issued and
the committee has in the making plans
Tor some unusually novel features, The
dance will be one Of series Of private
assemblies given under the club auspices
this winter. III
Orange lumbermen and Others interest
ed in getting out timber are facing one II
Of the most serious situations that has II
developed in a good many logging sea
sons, according to one dealer who was a HI
visitor in the city yesterday. Scarcity III
Of snow in the woods has brought lum- III
bering operations practically to a stand III
still as unless there il a heavy snow III
storm within a short time, il is said. III
very few logs will be sawed this spring. III
Hundreds of horses, according to one III
lumber man, are not earning their board III
these days Much OF the timber marked HI
'or the woodsman's axe has been cut aud III
now the transportation problem is caus- HI
ng deep concern. Not in a number of III
years, the lumbermen say. has there been III
such dearth of snow. Hi
Among the visitors in the city yes III
erday and to-day were the following HI
,eople Mr.. and Mrs. w y. Sherwin Of Hi
Sorristown, Pa, who are passing several Hi
lays at Hotel Barre; Harold l.. Bailey I'LL
# Bradford, A. S. Martin of Burlington, Hi
. c. Hartweli of Woodsyille, n. H., +. ID. lHI
OK of Albany, J. E. Roark of Spring. III
eld, Miss A. o. Hersey of East Corinth. iii
Ie., NJ. A. Chase and l.. f. Butler of I'LL
r. NJ. Brova of Wilton, Me, Hi
theodore NJ. Hayden of Worcester, viii iii
lam Taylor of Ogdensburg, n. Y. Mrs. Hi
!. i. Clayton of Washington, ID. G., d. Hi
!. ). Bushnell of Burlington, 4 l.. Smith Hi
t Rutland, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Orcutt u
/ Mount Vernon, n. ". F. z. Bearse of
randon, b. L. Wells of st. Johnsbury, / Hi
!. H. Hoyt of Woddsville, \. H., r. X. Hi
,dgerton of Burlington, Miss Gladys III
raser of Keene, n. H., and r. Il. Beld HI
lg of Newport. HI
Arrangements have been completed by Hi
ARE council Knights of Columbus, for III
free lecture to be given in the opera III
ouse Friday evening by David Goldstein Hi
Roxbury, Mass, who is to speak on iii
Peace and War" 1t is announced that HI
Ir. Goldstein will deal with his subject HI
nder three headings, giving the causes III
war and the way to established peace III
our domestic, industrial and govern I'M
ental relations. Mr. Goldstein will III
AXE plain the Christian attitude on luz
lese three phases of his subject, while =
; exposes the false teachings OF radi-
Is. Here are a few Of the questions ~-
ie speaker will answer: What causes
mily disruption? What solution do
itholics offer for divorce and its kindred
odgrn pvi1se What gaftsas th. fndua.