The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

TALK OF THE TOWN
Don't fail to see "Rub" Smith and Lily
Roberts in their 'Skreme" at the Follies,
opera house, Thursday and Friday
nights.
Misses Alice Davidson, Elizabeth Paul
and Alice Gray left at midnight last
night for Northampton, Mass, where
they are employed.
H William Gearing, formerly Of the local
fire department returned this morning
/ from New York, where he has been EN-,
4 ployed since last fall
Miss Edith Gordon, who was called
here by the death of her father, Alex
| Gordon, returned to-day to Boston to
resume her duties as nurse
4 James M. Duncan of Academy street
the local representative of Charles A.
Metcalf & CO., returned last night from
a trip to the home Office in GAINESVILLE, O.
i Pvt Angelo Marchetti returned last
night TO Fort Williams, Portland, Me- He
has been enjoying a frlough of several
days with relatives and friends in this
city.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Presbyterian ladies union will at the
home of Mrs. j. II. Mackenzie of Beckley
court, Thursday, Jan. 8. at 1880 O'Clock
sharp
w. H. Harrison of New York City has
been in this city for few days ON bust
ness connected with the Harrison Gran
tie Co. While here, Mr.. Harrison stopped
at Hotel Barre
Mrs Josephine Bottiggii on Beckley
street returned from Piqua, O., yester-
day, having been called there by the
death of her daughter, Mrs. Il. Abbiatti,Y
formerly of Barre.
Maccabees, attention! An invitation
from Capital review TO Harmon review
/ for installation and initiation at o'clock
| Thursday evening All members viii
! leave on 6:30 car.
The annual meeting of the ladies and
pastors union Of the Methodist church
will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:36
o'clock Members please take notice and
endeayor TO be present.
| Rev. b. G. Lipsky, pastor of the He'd
ding Methodist church, was called to-
day to Montpelier TO confer with other
pastors in regard to the centenary pro-
iect of the Methodist Episcopal church.
Miss Vivian Marion, Freda Ladd,
Marcia Langley and Margaret Currier
| left to-day for Smith college. North
ampton, Mass, after enjoying the Holt
day season with their parents and friends
in this city.
| The Altrurians will hold their post
poned Christmas social with Mrs. John
/ Bishop of AZ Beacon street Thursday
/ afternoon at the usual hour. For roll
call members please respond to, why
! Was This the Best Christmas Ever?"
Barre lodge. No. 1873. n. L. o. p, will
hold its annual installation OF officers
Wednesday evening, Jan. s. Members of
all other N. Il. 0. P. lodges in this vi.
cinity have been invited. Grand and SUI
preme lodge officers will be present.
Light refreshments served Members
come.
The funeral of Wendell S. Duncan, the
six months old son Of Mr.. and Mrs
| James Duncan Of Boston, who died at his
home in that city Sunday night, was
held at the home Of Mrs. William Milne
of Gable street yesterday at p. m,
Rev. +. l.. Goodspeed oificiated. The fu-
neral was private. Interment was in
Elmwood cemetery.
Inc regular prayer meeting at Lne
Hedding Methodist church viii be held on
Thursday evenings in addition to those
held during the early part Of the present
week. Tonight the meeting has espe-
cial reference TO members Of the official
board of the church, although others are
urged TO attend. The service in regard
to the Sunday school last evening was
well attended and interest was mani.
Tested Next week evangehstic services
are to be held each evening in the church
by the pastor, Rev. p. G. Lipsky.
Rehearsals for the Squag Holler Goose
Green dramatics at the Barre opera house
Thursday and Friday nights, Jan. 9 and
10, for the benefit of the City hospital
are going along swimmingly and the al
vance sale of seats indicates that the
public is getting keyed up to the proper
pitch Among some of the features win
be singing by 1Cuddy" Duncan. Owing
to the illness of Fred Bancroft William
Duthie win play the part of the ''villagc
cut up An attractive pamphlet pro-
gram is being prepared