The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-18
TALK OF THE TOWN


sing at Burns Commercially.
Mrs. Joseph Capra is visiting friends
in Montpelier for few days.
Hear Fordyce Richie play the bag
pipes at the Burns concert ado.
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs.
Eastman Monday afternoon at 2:30.
Thirty-five cent outing flannel, to-day
and Monday, at Fits for 25c yard.
Mr., and Mrs L. c. Smith are spending
the week end with friends in Burling-
ton.
Mrs. Joseph Movalli has recovered
from an attack Of grip and is able to be
about now.
Fred D. Eldredge has returned to Hard
wick after spending a few days on BUSH
ness in this city.
"The Hoosers Romance" by James
Whitcomb Riley, and "The Hand of Ven
geance," Bijou to-day.-adv.
| G. L. Goldsbury returned last evening
from visit to Boston. While there he
purchased a nice driving horse.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Martin return
to Camp Devens tomorrow after a short
visit with their parents in this city.
"The Man Who Said He Woodland
Wouldn't will be the theme at the Pres
byterian church tomorrow evening Mt Z.
Mrs Jennie Rowell, who has been Wis
iting with Mrs. Ernest Hutchinson OF
East Barre, left to-day for her home in
Manchester, n. H.
Mrs Alfred Goodreau has returned To
her home in Woodsville, n H., after Wis
ting at the home of her daughter, Mrs
l.. DeBlois, at 90 Maple avenue.
w. r. Cameron of Washington street
has put in a full line of automobile tires
and accessories and in fact has enlarged
his business a great deal to keep up with
the demand.
Public dance, Saturday night at Clan
Gordon hall. Same orchestra, same crowd
and same price. Also Vermont's noted
Irish tenor, James Bennett, is included in
the program.-adY.
Miss Margaret Rhind returns tonight
to Hartford, Conn, where she is EN-.
ployed, having spent three weeks at the
home Of her grandmother, Mrs. Anna
Robertson, of Washington street
Miss Melvina O'kelly of this city, who
has been staying at the home of Miss
Irene Blair, has completed her duties as
clerk in the City bakery and has a posi-
ton in Nye g. Nye's office in Boston.
Lawrence O'Kelly of % Howes place
has moved his family and household
goods to Boston. Mr.. O'Kelly and his
SON, Charles, have secured employment
in a chocolate factory there, the former
as manager.
The officers and members of Canton
Vinton, No. o, and Minnehaha encamp-
ment, No 2, are requested to meet in
Odd Fellows hall on Monday evening
Jan. 20, at o'clock, to arrange for the
installation Of officers.
"Is There He'll or Purgatory? VIII the
Wicked Be Tormented ForeyerY' This is
the subject to be considered at the X. Of
?. hall Sunday night, Jan. 10, by Mr.,
Hartwel. You will be welcome to these
free, definite Bible lectures.
The men of the Congregational church
have acquired an enviable reputation as
good providers for the table, and they
expect to live up to that reputation
with their chicken pie supper at the
church yestry Wednesday evening, Jan
uary p.
Mr.. and Mrs William Bailey arrived in
this city yesterday from Nantucket
Mass, to visit Mr.. Bailey's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bailey of Berlin road, and also
Mrs. Baileys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
II. oliver of Elm street extension. Mr.
Bailey ia an ensign in the navy and ax.
poets his discharge in about 10 days.
Tonight is the night, Don't be de-
ceived. Rowland hall is the place, and
Gilbertsons orchestra Of eight pieces will
furnish the music. These dances are not
an experiment, as the dancers well know
Tonight there will be special electrical
effects TO enhance the enjoyment Ad
mission soc, ladies free A new IS bill
will be presented TO some dancer 1t may
be you. Come and get the iivel-adv.
The Wood farm in Brookfeld owned
by F. D. Eldredge of Hardwick has beer
sold to F. W. c. Mcguire, formerly Of
Oregon, but who has been residing in
! Bradford for short time. Mr. MaguirI
buys for a home and plans to take pos
session about the first of next month
The trade included stock, tools, crops
etc, and was made through the d. A
Perry Real Estate agency.
The Barre Woman's club announces
that on Tuesday evening Jan. 81, at {
o'clock, in Rowland hall. Harold w. Slo.
cum, secretary of the Vermont associa'
tion for the prevention of tuberculosis
will give an illustrated talk The spe.
cial subject will be Childhood and the
Prevention of Disease" This lecture will
be free to the public and all interested
are urged TO attend Existing conditions
and the presence Of so much tuberculosis
in our vicinity should call for large
attendance of our citizens to hear Mr.
Slocum and learn what they may in re-
lation to disease.
Police court had rather busy session
this morning, there being five offender
up for intoxication. Neil A. Hunt O
Bradford, who gave his occupation as I
. horse and cattle doctor, was the first o.
I the docket. 1t being his first ofTense, h
! was allowed his freedom ON a fine Of 81
] with costs, as was also the case will
Z Louis Landry and Frank Gray, both o
] whom claimed Rochester as their home
: For James Coruth of Hardwick it wa
J subsequent ofense, 50 he was fined SlI
with costs of $685.. All paid their fine
very readily. Andrew Scott of this cit,
was also arrested yesterday on the sam
charge, but the states attorney is inter
ested in his case and was unable to b
present this morning so the case wa
: held over to some later time
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