The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Laurel street
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph HOLSTER Of
Marshfeld visited Barre yesterday
Bags, fancy work, aprons and cooked
food at Episcopal church Dec. 3 and a.
adv.
DR.. and Mrs Warren of Cabot were
among the business visitors in Barre
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. harrington of
Walden were among the visitors in
Barre yesterday.
We are now taking orders for private
Christmas greeting cards Martins
Book StoTe.-adv.
Clifton Kelly of Burlington, who has
been visiting for the past few days in
Barre, left yesterday for that place.
II you have not found the coat or
suit you want, you can get it at Morse's
ready-to-wear store at Montpelier.-ad
Regular meeting of tool sharpeners
branch, No. 2, in polishers hall on
Wednesday evening at o'clock. I'm
| portant.
Door checks will be given every lady
! attending the dance at Rowland hall
! 1llUti bsOu NV
! city orchestra ady.
| Don't forget Landi's Ten Serenaders'
third annual concert and ball at city
hall. Montpelier, Friday, Nov. 81. Plen
| ty of novelty and jazz.-ady.
This week special sale ladies' hats,
black and eolors, Sl.9s, SOS, S39s; all
| children's hats one.half price. Miss
4. A. Whitney, 1853 North Main street.
William LeClaire, having completed
large contract for unloading coal cars,
left last night on few days vacation,
which will be spent in Montreal.
Regular meeting Bright Star RebeI-
all lodge, No Is, Wednesday evening,
Nov. 10, at 1870 o'clock. The degree
will be conferred by the past grands of
the lodge. Refreshments after the work.
Archie Mcdonald Of Springfield,
Mass, who prior to his service in
France resided in this city, arrived here
last evening for a weeks stay with
relatives and acquaintance in Barre.
Regular meeting Of Hiawatha lodge,
No. 20, |. o. 0. r., on Thursday even
ing, Nov. 20, at Z o'clock Gill lodge,
No 81, of East Barre, will confer the
first degree. A large attendance is de.
| sired. Refreshments will be served aft.
er the work. Per order noble grand,
Maocabees, attention! Regular meet.
ing of Harmon review win be held
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
The second degree will be given at this
meeting, and ii is hoped the new mem.
bers win all be present if possible. Re
freshments viii be served by the No
yember and December circles Guards
are requested to be present and wear
white.
Owing TO the recent change and ad-
ditioual trains leaving the Central Yer
mont station, officials have found it
necessary TO add another employe to
the station force. Mrs. George May
has been appointed as the new ticket
agent, to begin duties at 3,l5 in the
afternoon and continue until ll;l5. At
that time the regular night agent goes
on duty and continues until 10 in the
morning and the regular day agent
takes charge Of the office from 1915
until 3:l5, thereby keeping the Office
open "a hours a day. Prior to this
change the office was closed several
hours each day.
Coming in the progression Of the
| plans for the community house is the
get together tonight at the yestry OF
the Episcopal church, when a dinner
win be served at cost, at tonight
Come and have good supper and join
in the discussion Of the plans for the
community house Already a house on,
Spaulding street, consisting of eight
rooms, has been made available for this
purpose, and it il now ready for a
number of community workers to make
use Of it. II has been planned that the
lower rooms in the house be used for a
day nursery and domestic work and
teaching. The second floor will be used
for general recreation for those chill
dren and mothers who patronize the
community home. The third floor may
be used as a lodging place for girls and
for a rest room for conyalescing moth
ers 1t is also the aim of the com
munity house workers to inspire chill.
dren to industrial work such as sewing.
cooking and other household duties,
and also to interest boys in work with
tools, also in winter sports The plan
is growing very fast, as il has been
preached among few young people
and children, and they are spreading il
very rapidly, 1t is not, the aim Of the
work TO draw young people away from
their homes, but TO make the com
| munity house community home from
which individual homes may draw On
richment Mr.. Parker will be present
| tonight at the dinner, as will several
other good speakers, who have the
work we'll manned ont