The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-18
TALK or THE TOXIN

II The Weekly club will meet with Mrs
II Hedwall, Morse block, Thursday at 2:3t
II p. m.
h Mrs. Leon l.. Lord Of Orange was d
visitor in the city this morning while on
her way to East Berkshire for visit
with relatives.
H Mrs. Nathaniel Bond of South Main
street left yesterday for Plainfield, where
she is spending week in the home of
Dean p. Town.
Ten dollars allowed for your old sew
ing machine in exchange for new Free
sewing machine. Il. A. Prindle, 200 N.
Main street, Depot square.
| Rev. b. G. Lispky of French street
left yesterday for Newport to attend the
annual gathering Of the Vermont Meth
odist conference, which opened this morn.
ing.
Mrs. Mary Richardson, who has been
visiting relatives in Groton during the
past few days, passed through the city
yesterday, while EN- route to her home in
Washington.
Miss Belle Nelson of Franklin street
left last evening for New York, where
she will spend several days on business
trip in the interests of Mrs. Shepard's
millinery parlors.
The Baraoa class of the First Baptist
church will hold one of its get-together
socials at the home of Frank Woodcock
on Hall street at 1880 this evening. All
the men of the church are invited
Robert Blake, who has been employed
in local stonesheds during the past few
months, has completed his duties here
and left last evening for New York,
where he will make an extended stay
Miss Yvonne NORM, who is taking the
training course at the Fanny Allen hos
pital, Winooski, passed through the city
yesterday while en- route to Granite
vile, where she win spend several days
visiting at the home of her people.
| Nicholas Chressanthes of jefferson
street left this morning for Bellows
Falls, where he viii visit relatives for
few days before going to Dover, N. H.,
where he will attend the marriage OF his
brother, George Chressanthes, to Miss
Mary Triantapilou of Dover ON Sunday,
April p
Carpenters commenced work this morn
ing on the rear of L. A. Slayton's house |
on South Main street, and will raise the |
upper floor few feet so as to make |
room for a cement floor at the bottom
for wash stand at the Cow livery. The |
stand viii be drained by pipes leading |
to the river.
Miss Annie petrie, who was formerly |
employed in the Lamorey store as a
tailoress, and during the past winter
employed as a waitress in Deland, Fla,
hotel is spending few days in the
city previous TO going to Lawrenceyille,
Pa, where she has secured employment
during the summer months.
Mrs. Lawrence Williams Of Granite
Vile passed through the city yesterday
while en- route to Hartford, Conn, where
she will join her husband. Mr. Williams
has been employed in an ammunition
factory in Hartford during the past few
months, having been engaged as quar-
ryman in Granteville for several years
previous to his departure to Hartford.
Among the members Of the Barre Red
Cross branch who left last evening or to-
day for Burlington to attend the meeting I
OF the state chapter are; Miss Carrie
Wheeloek. Mrs. n ID. Phelps. Mrs. G. A.
Brown, Mrs. Robert @. Mcdonnell, Mrs.
Alex Duncan and Mrs. III. j. Smith. 1t
was expected that c. r. Nutter, president
of the northeastern division, would be
among the speaker.
Members OF the Womans club assem-
bled yesterday afternoon at the Knights
of Pythias hall, where q social hour was \
spent, followed by program, after which
of the society attended meet.
ing of the Red Cross. A program was en- i
ioyed, Miss Blanch Tilden opening it h
with the subject of Dramatic Art" fol- !
lowed by vocal solos by the Misses Merle h
Cow, Katherine Martin and Miss Leona
Lamb, all Of the ladies being heartily \
sncored and responding to the applause. !;
The entertainment was closed by a talk a
given by Miss Annie l.. Davis, organizer =
If the work in Vermont along the lines 3
If school nursing for the Thompson fund 7
which is to be expended in Vermont. Her =
ak was thoroughly mapped out and
proved to be an interesting feature.
Progress along all lines of fraternal g
sndeavor, increased membership and =
strong financial foundation were indieat- Il
ID in the reports of officers and commit e
ees at the annual meeting of Granite Y
hapter, No 20, r. A. NJ, last evening. Il
There was large gathering of members D
ind after the election of officers buffet u
luncheon was served. Following is the j.
ist of officers for 19l7.l8; f. II. p, A. ID. g
Young; king, Charles G. Scott; scribe, el
ieorge Stewart: treasurer, Chauncey Nj.
Wiley: secretary, John G. Wyllie; cap 81
ain of the host, Robert Beagrie; prin- ca
ipal soiourner, William Cole, jr. royal p
rch captain, William Hurry of Long ID
treet master of the third veil Lee O. pl
Tracy; master of the second veil, John pl
eth; master of the first veil, George m
'ratt. Appointive officers were named pl
s follows: Chaplain, A. G. Tiden; stew
rds, J. j., Sowles and J. r. Mckenzie; n,
yler, George Blake. The officers-elect a,
re to be installed at the next regular OF
meeting of the chapter, to be held May nV
5. RI