The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

hlSs ~ W. hlitS telt lui lout HhB oHi
to-day to spend few days with her
sister
w. H. B. Perry, granite manufactur-
err OF Waterbury, was in town on bust
ness yesterday.
Theodore Roosevelt" will be the
theme Sunday evening at the Presbyte-
rian church.adv.
Merl G. Danforth has returned to Ha-
yerhill, Mass, after calling on few
friends in this city.
The Oyer-the- Teacups club will meet
with Mrs. f. t. Cutler next Monday aft
ernoon, Jan. ID, at 2;30 o'clock
Be yew willin tew hey a guf laff ter
help the hospetug Eff sew, cutt aout
othur engagements fer the Follies.
Hospital pledge cards are at the war
chest rooms now and pledges can be paid
there at any time when the rooms are
open.
The ST. Johns committee, also those
who worked with the committee, will
meet in Worthen hall, Saturday evening
at o'clock
L. G.. Rizzi of ComoIli street has re.
turned from Concord, N. H., where he
attended the funeral of his niece, Mrs.
Fred Lancisi of that city.
! The boys instruction class will meet
| in the vestry of st. Monica's church to-
morrow morning at Q o'clock. The girls
will meet in the afternoon at o'clock.
Misses Harriet and Celia Morrin, who
have been employed in this city for some
time past, returned to-day to their home
in Washington, where Miss Celia Morin
expects to teach school.
| H. Crn,,Iggarr haalrnthaIy law ne
with Coach William Stuart for Burling-
ton on the o'clock train this afternoon,
where they will meet Burlington high
this evening for their first league game
Of the season
Miss Evelyn Finnegan is able to re-
sumo her duties as a teacher at the
Springhouse school in East Barre. Miss
<. Allen a student of the teachers train
ing course at Spaulding high school, has
been substituting during the absence Of
Miss Finnegan.
In preparation for few hockey games,
men were flooding the tennis court on
Goddard campus yesterday, which in win
/, ter serves as skating rink for the schol-
airs. To-day practice for the team begins
and those connected with it are looking
! forward to some fast hockey games with
surrounding teams.
Undoubtedly great many people OF
this city will be panied to learn of the
death OF Mrs. Fred Lancisi from inhuen-
/ "a at her home in Concord, N. H., last
Saturday Mrs Lancisi was we'll known
in this city, having visited relatives here
many times. The funeral was held from
her late home Tuesday morning.
Lee Maiden, son of Mrs. J. r. Maiden
/ was not wounded, as stated in a recent
issue of The Times, but has been in the
hospital for a month on account Of Ill
. ness, which Is thought to have beer
caused by a slight touch of 'gassing'
while serving on the front He has re.
/ covered and has returned to his company
according to letters received by his moth
er.
Since nature provided Barre with fine
sheet Of ice at the trotting park of
South Main street, a large crowd Of
youths is enjoying skating as far as pos
. rink, il is suggested it might begin by
having city employees clean off the snow
, so that outdoor life may be encouraged
With the addition of few electric lights
and bneches and it would be an excellent
rink Then, too, il is large enough ia
permit hockey games and grapevine ar
lists to perform at the same time.
Among the guests stopping at the Ho-
tel Barre last evening were the following
people: J. II. Bass, Albany, n. Y; r. f.
Thomas, Manchester, N. IL. Fl. Gedinski
Boston; G. II. Wentworth, Peabody
Mass; H. f. Palmer, White River June.
ton; William A. Scott, Boston; I. S
Watts, Portland, Me; T. M bearing
Northfeld; A. M. Bosworth, Boston; H
J w, Ellis, Boston; l.. Il. Butler, st. Al
} bans; F. T. Johnson Boston: r, c. Sui.
] Ivan, Burlington; !. o. Sheldon, Woods
Vile; w. Colegroye, Burlington; r. Hi
herman. Boston George n. Moody, Bos
ton; s. Landers, Saratoga; c. c. Frisbie
Milton; L. /. Leriue, Boston.
At the regular meeting Of the ladies
auxiliary TO Clan Gordon, No IL, held
Tuesday, the following officers were in
stalled Chief Sister, Miss Cecilia Dow.
! ers vice sister, Mrs. Jessie Club; p S
4 c. Mrs. Sarah Reid; chaplain, Mrs
Mary Fraser; recording secretary, Mrs
j Christina Leith financial secretary, Mrs
4 Mary Angus; treasurer. Mrs. Martha
+ Fowlie; senior conductress, Mrs. Jessie
q Taylor; Junior eonductress, Miss Bel
\ Smith, stewardess, Mrs. Christina Fow
Il lie; inside guard, Mrs Jessie Fraser
outside guard, Mrs. Euphemie Glass
4 pianist, Mrs, Florence Trombey; physi
j clan, DR.. w. d. Reid; trustees, Mrs
8 Mary Fraser, Mrs. Isabella Johnston
Mrs. Helen Corskie P. S. G. Mrs. Anni
d Cruickshank was the installing officer
IL assisted by Sisters Mrs Rose Inglis an,
81 Mrs Hattie Lille. Refreshments wer
q served at the close of the meeting an,
a social hour enjoyed.
d The annual meeting of the Ladies' AM
Pastors union of the Hedding Method
list Episcopal church was held in tn
= church vestry yesterday and the report
z reveal very successful year Of work
The expenditures for the year wer
4 S245.l9 and there is still a splendid bal
: ance in the treasury of S363.40. ANON
the disbursements were were 500 to cur
z rent expenses of the church and $40 t.
benevolent causes Of the church The out
! look for the new year is very good, Mrs
I'D. h, Roberts was reelected president
The other officers are as follows Mrs
q Z. G. Glysson, LIST vice president; Mrs. u
= j. Morse, I'd vice-president; Mrs. G. s
Andrews secretary; Mrs. t. II. Cave, jr
Z treasurer; Mrs. Il. NJ, Lyon, chairman @
the entertainment committee; Mrs. C. II
Kenerson, chairman of the sick ant
needy committee; Mrs. ii. w. Scott
chairman Of the new members commit
! tee; Mrs. B. G. Lipsky chairman Of tn
strangers committee; Mrs, W. e. Per
g kins chairman of the kitchen commit