The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Clothes wringers, mop wrngers ant
dryers. T.. A. Prindle Co, Pearl street.
II, A. Holt has returned from Boston
where he has been attending the auto
mobile show.
A meeting of the Glenuge club will BE-
held in Clan Gordon hall on Saturday
March II, at p. m.
Archie Mcdonald of Summer street
left to-day for New Haven, Conn. where
he will be employed.
The parliamentary law class will meet
in. Aldrich hall Monday night, March H.
at 1880. The lesson win be part 4.
To Barroom, with a very large
refrigerator, having also the track on
the side and all, which is needed. Apply
TO FEDERICO 0ttanell at 60 Granite
street, Barre.
Madame Bcrnett, scientific palmist,
will tell you all about business transac'
tions, love courtship and marriage.
Don't fail to consult her. Room, 2, Buz-
zell hotel.adv.
Thomas Il. Waterman tenor soloist,
vocal teacher and coach, will be at IL
Wellington street, Monday, March ID,
from 2 to 9 and TO . p. m. Tel. 1871
I or hoIet Bafre.-HuN.
At the Pavilion tonight another d. w.
Griffith production, 1.-THE Battle of the
Sexes" in five reels, with Lillian Gish,
Owen Moore, Donald Crisp and Robert
Harron in the cast, will be shown, and
two other reels Of good pictures ,-adv.
The Ministers Monday club meets at
Barre, in the parlor of the Universalist
church, on Monday at l0;30 a. m. Rev.
W. l.. Boicourt of the Congregational
church of Waterbury will read paper
on The Spiritual Preparation of the
Minister"
The Junior Holy Name members of
st. Moniea's church will receive holy
communion in body at the O'Clock
mass Sunday, March IL. The regular
monthly meeting of the society win be
held in the vestry at ? o'clock Sunday
afternoon.
The Maccabees' card party in X. of T.
hall last evening was well attended. The
prizes for the highest scores in 500 were |
awarded to Mrs. H. w. Clark and Asa |
Terrill; for the lowest score, 10 Mrs. Asa |
Terrill. First prizes in whist We're won |
by Mrs. Ella LABEL and Mrs. Jessie |
Lund. and for the lowest score by Mrs.
Isabella Walker and w. III. Richardson. |
Among the Barre people who returned
this morning from Boston. where they
have been attending the automobile show
were the following; Mr.. and Mrs, II. A.
Drown, Russell Allen. A. NJ Flanders,
B. w. Goodfellow, Angelo Marchetti and
Fred Flint. William A. Bishop, who at
tended the auto show while visiting
friends in Boston, returned to the city
asst night.
Appraisers appointed by the referee in
to inventory the stock and
fixtures at the Granite City General
store on Granite street having completed
heir work, have filed a report with the
.eferee in which they refer to stock in
rade inventory of 81 5000 and fixtures
,alued at $467 so, a total Of 81 .S97 90.
The appraisers were William NJ Parker
md William d. Turney of Montpelier
md Raymond G. Waterman OF Barre. II
Notices issued a short time ago an
bounced the first meeting of the credi- !
ors, which was scheduled to be held in /
he office of Attorney w. N. Theriault /
his forenoon at 10 o'clock :
Posters are out announcing a Scottish i
oncert to be given in Barre on the even
ng of Friday, March "a, under the aus t
ices of Clan Gordon, No. IL, o. s. CIV
1t considera BILE expense the Barre clans IL
1en have engaged the Louis Ross Scot {
ish Concert Co. to appear in the opera I
ouse. Scottish, English and Irish min, o
trelsy in solos, duets, trios and quar-
cts will feature the program. Robert !
ryden, the Scottish tenor, who is one i
{ the leaders of the bill, has frequently "
ppeared on the program with Madame &
cotney in Boston. Others whose talent V
as been elisted to make the concert Ii
,mpany one of the finest of its kind in 81
he country are: Miss Margaret Withers,
dramatic soprano; Jessie Mclean, %
rima donna contralto; Tommy Loner- u
on, versatile character artist; the Ia
vine sisters, popular Scottish dancers; h,
mbrose Griffith, a well known Highland n
per, and Lyman Brackett the pianist u
no is the musical director and coach of !,
le concert company. ~
At its recent annual meeting the Barre
ranite Quarry Owners association list -
led to progressive reports from its Off :
rs and then proceeded to elect for the
suing year. Guy r. Varnum OF Bout
ell, Milne & Varnum was elected presi
mt of the association and the other 4
licers are as follows: Vice president
-ank NJ. Cory of the Wetmore & Morse
ANTE Co; secretary-treasurer, J. Al Z
ed Healy OF the Barre Granite &
larry Co.; auditors, f. o. Kent of the A
L. Smith Co. and Arthur E. Campbell /.
the Barre Medium Quarry Co. A ris-
2 vote of thanks was rendered the re- 4
ing president, d. NJ. Barclay, for the !
icient manner in which he conducted !
e affairs of the office during his term.
alters pertaining to the welfare OF the
ganization were seriously discussed 4
d expressions OF confidence in the bus :
ess situation in 1916 were heard on all ]
les. In the year just closed, the asso 4
Ition brought about a revision of the
ice list and achieved other desired ends.