The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-10
TALK or THE TOWN

at the Vincitia club will be omitted this
week.
Stephen Downie of Port Jarvis, n. Y.
IS passing several days in the city or
business.
Forrest Batchelder and Edward Walk
er were business visitors in Mortified
yesterday.
i. j. Dole of the Spaulding high school
faculty went to Burlington yesterday to
pass the week end,
The Goddard MINISTRIES will appear in
the Universalist church next Thursday
night, March Is. No change.
Is. W. Goodfellow, A. J. Wilkinson and
Angelo Marchetti returned this morning
from the auto show in Boston.
Almon c. Burroughs of Plattsburg, N.
y, returned to his home yesterday after
spending the past week in the city on
business.
The ladies' sewing circle, Swedish or
der V. O., will hold a basket social Sat
urday, March 10. Everybody welcome.
Meeting at 7.
Mrs. Diana f. Pierce of Hardwick is
passing several days in the city as a
guest in the home of b. p. White of
Maple Grove
Mrs. L. A. Warner of Washington is
visiting in the city for few days be-
fore going TO Boston to attend the mil
linery openings
George Cameron, who has been EN-
ployed as clerk at Hotel Low in Brad
ford during the winter, is engaged as an
assistant at Hotel Barre.
The Junior Holy Name boys of st.
Moniea's church will receive holy com
munion in body at the o'clock mass
Sunday morning, March IL.
Miss Margaret Chalmers of Washing
ton street has returned to the city after
passing a few days in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Pillsbury in Groton.
The Misses Eunce George and Flor
ence Wheeler of Middlesex have returned
to their homes after visiting friends and
relatives in the city for few days.
John Frontini and his little niece, Miss
Lydia Frontini, and A. Bergomatti left
are passing the week end with relatives.
Mrs. Margaret NJ Alexander of Pat
terson street, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Hallowell, Me-.
during the past month, returned to her
home yesterday.
Christ, the Husbandman of Mankind"
will be the subject of sermon to be de-
livered in st. Monica's church Sunday |
evening at 1880 o'clock by Rev. FIR. NJ S. |
O'Donnell, pastor of the Catholic church
in Randolph.
special business meeting of the hos
pital aid will be held at the hospital
Monday evening at 1880 to see if the
aid win give more money to buy very
much needed supplies for the hospital. A
large attendance is looked for.
A. C. Dickey and Forrest Bellows of
East Barre passed through the city yes
terday, while EN- route to Mallets bay.
where they viii spend several days at
The Dickey cottage, making repairs and
fishing through the ice on the lake,
B. J. Ruth of New York, who has been
/, business visitor in the city, acting as
advance agent for "Katinka," the opera
which will be staged at the opera house
1t later date in the month, left last
evening for st. Johnsbury, where the
company may go from Barre.
Mrs. X. f. Gardner and son, DR.. Arch
)ald Gardner, who have been passing
everal days in the city as the guests OF
,Ir. and Mrs. Frank A. Hutchinson OF
Park street, went to Mortified yesterday
or brief visit with relatives before re-
urning to their home in Lowell, Mass.
George Walker of North Main street, /,
Who has been a patient in the Barre City
ospital for several weeks, has so far
covered from an attack of pneumonia
q to be able to be out of doors, Mr.. :
Walker expects to resume work at the
liant of Barclay Bros. within few days.
In a recent issue Of the Universalist 4
,eader there appears an interesting ac- /
cunt of the work done in Dexter, Me, !
V Rev. Stanley G.. Spear, who recently r
ompleted the 10th year of his pastorste
here. Rev. Mr. Spear was graduated
rom Goddard seminary in the class OF ]
500 and is well known in Barre,
Local assessors have been notified that
Washington county assessing boards, in
uding the listers of all the towns, will z
leet at the capital March II TO consid-
rules to be followed in the spring APP 4
raisals. The meeting will be one of sew
raj conferences conducted throughout
he state by the tax commissioner.
Mrs. Viola Ordway and daughter, Dor
, who have been visiting in the home of
Ir. and Mrs. Charles A. Churchill of 35
rerchant street for the past three
.onths and more left to-day for Ash
nd, O., where they are TO make brief J
sit before resuming their journey home
, Salt Lake City Utah. Miss Marion
rdway. who has been a guest in the
hurchill home for three weeks, has re-
irned to her home in Claremont, n. H.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
ARE last night and this morning were
Ie following people: Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. !
lint of Chicago, ILL.,, Prof. L. l. Bonney ]
Middlebury, l.. NJ. Newcomb of Bur. I
ngton. Helen Smith of White River :
melton, Charles A. Gray of Littleton,
H.. j. A. Rogers of Burlington, j. r. !.
utherford of Burlington, b. l.. Rice of
1ringfield H. p. Oliver of st. Johns 4
Try. and Michael Coughlin of Toronto,
lt
One Of three committees appointed ear
II in the winter to have charge of
inches wore the aprons at a special 4
Getting of Granite lodge, No. 80, F. and
NJ. last evening. There was a large
thering OF Masons and after the de-
ee had been conferred on a class of
ndidates. the committee assumed that A
lich seemed to be natural role as :
St A substantial luncheon, prepared