The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

TALK OF THE TOWN
Ruth Clifford in 'Fires of Youth" and
Hands Up" Bijou to-day.-adv.
/ Highland dancing in costume by Rosie
and Mary Club at the Presbyterian sale
Friday night.--adv;
| LABEL and Laviolette made hit at
| Clan concert. Don't miss them at Pres
byterian sale Friday night.adv.
Raymond Tondreau, who Is employed
In New Haven, Conn, Is passing a vaca-
ton of two weeks with Barre relatives.
! After the game Friday night at Spauld-
/ ing, there viii be dance given by the
seniors. Admission, R5e and l0c. adv.
Seaman Paul Giacherio returned this
afternoon to the Brooklyn navy yard,
after passing furlengh with relatives
in Barre.
The ladies and PASTORS union will
meet with Mrs. Fred Beekley, 6 Park
street, Thursday afternoon at 2t30.
Please bring or send dues.
A regular meeting of Major L, A. Alb
bolt camp, Sons of Veterans, will be held
to-nightI election of officers, Every
members should be present.
/ Regular meeting Of Sons of Veterans
auxiliary, No. 8, tonight "wednesday
at 1880 o'cloclsl election Of officers Ev-
cry member ia requested TO be present.
Mrs. Helen Glib Of the Granite street
extension left the city this afternoon
for Toronto, Ont, where she expects to
pass the winter in the home of her
brother.
At to-night's meeting Of the New Eng
land Order of Protection, officers for
1919 will be nominated. As there is a
lot of business to be transacted, mem
bers are urged to be prompt in attend
ance.
Priyates William Smith and Charles
Falconer, who went 10 Fort Slocum, n.
Y, some months ago to Join the colors,
returned to Barre this morning having
been honoFabfy discharged from tho
service.
Private James Phelps, who has been
attached TO the trimming corps at Clark
son institute, Potsdam, N. Y, is now
employed by the Barre Electric Co. He
recently received an honorable discharge
from the service
John J. Cayhue Of Frslch street re.
turned last evening from Mount Glenn
ems, Mich, where he has been taking the
rheumatism cure for the past four
weeks. Mr. Cayhucs condition is mate
rally improved,
The Netop class OF the Methodist
Sunday school win hold its regular
monthly business meeting Thursday
evening at I O'Clock in the class room.
A full attendance is desired, as impor-
taut matters are to be considered. Mem
beers please be on hand promptly at Z
so the meeting can be concluded before
the prayer service, which the class is to
attend In a body,
After residence Of seven years on
the Pacific coast, James Hogg, formerly
we'll known toolsharpener in the Barre
district, Is back in town and ready to
resume work IN the granite industry
| During his absence he was employed for
some time in Raymond, Cal, Mr., Hogg
Is one OF large number Of granite
workers and men affiliated with allied
trades who are returning to Barre to
| work.
Notices are out for the postponed an
nual meeting of the Barre Golf club
which Is to be held in the city council
chamber Thursday evening, Dec. H. at
o'clock This meeting should have beer
held Oct 10, but this was impossible be
cause Of the influenza epidemic. As mat
tiers Of vital Importance to the club arr
to come up at this meeting, IL is HOPED
that every member will be in attendance
Prizes won in the competitions this yea
will be presented to the winners.
At l0,30 O'Clock this forenoon fuRers
services were held for Samuel MatsOn
aged 81, long time resident Of North
/ field and Barre, who died early Sunday
4 morning. The funeral was held in thu
H home of his daughter, Mrs. H. A. Prin
Il die of Keith avenue, Rev. +. b. Leach
II rector of Christ church, Montpelier, off
II ciating A number Of relatives from on
II of town were present, AT 1855 o'elocl
II the body was taken over the Contra
II Vermont railroad to Mortified, wher
II a brief committal service was followe,
II by interment in the Center cemetery
The funeral party will return to Barr
! this evening,
: The meeting Of the Barre Woman
, club yesterday afternoon In Howlan'
, hall was In charge Of the home econom
les department Of the club. They pre-
sented as the speaker of the occasion
Miss Bertha M. Terrill, professor 0
home economies at the University o
< Vermont. Miss Terrill also holds the pc
sition of state director of home econom
les for the u. S, food administration
Z Choosing as her topic, What Next an
, Why In Home Economicsf" she mad
z conditions plain to the ladies as to VIII
4 they have been and will be asked {
7 conserve food to the best of their ability
Z holding the attention Of her hearers a
3 all times. At the close of the program
table filed with attractive and noun
v .L:.a. f,.I Fo,,rd raadxy b,iuara anon