The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II White sale at NaughRn's.
II New wool dress goods at Fits
III A son was born Wednesday to Mr. ana
| Mrs. George Rennie OF Hill street.
A daughter, weighing 10 pounds, was
born Feb. II 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Amedlo
Bolzi of G street.
Italian Citizen clnb: Mercoledi 10 Feb
braio terra una riunione special per al
faro motto importante.
Mrs. Alex. Troup returned to her home
yesterday from the City hospital, where
she had been for treatment,
Mrs. j. A. Rogers, who has been caring
for the sick in Berlin, has returned 10
her. rooms in the Currier block.
Miss Christian Melvin OF Pleasant
street left for Waterbury last night,
where she will make an indefinite stay,
Don't forget the dance and promenade
at the Bancroft inn, Plainfeld, Saturday
evening, Feb. 10. You are all invited
adv.
The woman's association of the Con-
gregational church will have an Easter
sale and supper Wednesday, April Y.
Keep this date in mind.
Many articles very useful to house
keepers can be found at our penny eoun-
ter at the Kenyon store. Everything
must be sold at onee.---adv.
Tickets now on sale at browns Drug
Store for Bringing Up Father" Satur- |
day night, Feb. 49, Matinee tickets at |
the box office Saturday.-adv.
Mrs. Margaret Curtis was taken to
the City hospital yesterday from her
home ON the East Montpelier road and /
underwent an operation in the afternoon,
which is reported to have been success
full.
One of the most delightful features OF
the program which preceded the dance
Tuesday evening, given by the young
peoples dramatic society of the Church
of the Good Shepherd, was the violin
solo of Prof. Land, mention of which
was unintentionally omitted in yester
days account of the affair.
The ladies' of Col ]. b. Mead circle, No.
/, and the ladies of the Sons of Vet
erans' auxiliary, No. 5, cordially invite ,
the members of R. h. Crandall post and ,
Maj. l.. A. Abbott camp, 5. of v, with 1
their families, also the families Of the
Ladies Auxiliary, to dinner to be Civ /
EN- by the ladies in auxiliary hall, Worth Q
en- block, Tuesday, Feb. %, Washington's I
Dinner viii be served at i
p. M. after which there win be a pa A
riotic program, consisting of music read I
ing and speaking. Come early and have i,
1 social hour before dinner.
The regular meeting of Cobble Hill e
grange was held at their hall Feb Is. Y
After routine business. the third and 81
ourth degrees were conferred, followed fl
~ a bountiful harvest supper There e.
we're present a number of visitors, I'M a,
luding the master and two past masters fl
md members from Ivy grange; past HI
master and members from South Barre, a.
lso several members from Mirror Lake ii
nd Dunbarton, n. H. The literary pro IN
ram consisted of song by the grange; al
eading by Sister Northrop; rolleall, re \
pended to by stories or quotations from "
or Lincoln; paper on Lin
oln, Bro. Earle Winter; song, grange -
t was voted to hold a social in the near =
lture. lIT
Trappings of Suadah temple, No. l40 Hi
J. O. X. X, are to be moved from the HI
ample headquarters in Barre next Tues I'LL
ay to Lyndonville, where one OF the HI
uni occasional ceremonials of the do
les" is to be held in the evening. A I'LL
eegation made up of more than 80 iii
ARE "Dokies" viii probably leave the Hi
ty for Lyndonville early in the after Hi
BON of Washington's birthday, arriving Hi
the scene of the pilgrimage across the Hi
IT sands in time for an informal ban Hi
let to be served in the early part of III
e evening. Reports from the four cor iii
rs of the temple jurisdiction, including III
section of New Hampshire, indicate Hi
at large number of candidates will Hi
rticipate in the ceremonial. I'LL
Among the visitors in the city yester-. iii
v and to-day were the following peo-
3: Secretary of State Guy W Bailey Hi
d Mrs. Bailey of Essex Junction, State Hi
easurer W. +. Scott of Brandon, who HI
re guests at Hotel Barre; Edward L. Hi
ties of Burlington. f. G. Hayward of Hi
ltland, II. NJ. Spindle Of st. Johnsbury,
Sowles of Roxbury, Miss Agnes Carey Hi
Montreal, p. O., j. A. Wilson of Erie, iii
r. W. Sharples of Burlington. II. d.
anage of Bellows Falls, F. n. Bonham Hi
Rutland, Mr. and Mrs. George Hough
Boston, r. f. Shelter of Burlington. I'LL
seph f. Walker of st. Johnsbury. c. b. I'LL
Irrion OF Portsmouth, n. H., +. Fl. Os- I'LL
me of Brandon. DIR. c. F. II. Crathern Hi
Worcester, Mass, J. v Mahlon of Hi
rlington, Walter Pickett of Brattle. I'LL
o and r. n. Damphere of Reading. Hi