The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

iGlnl IttOlNN lpi AA"iNh Wv ho' "a
sale at Bailey's Music Rooms.--adv.
Mrs. Grace Kelly of Central street
was taken to the Barre City hospital
last evening.
A telegram received yesterday states
that John Boss and Ambrose Scampini
have arrived safely in Los Angeles, Cal.
All shoe shining places in Barre, be-
ginning March !, will charge for colored
shoe shines l5c, blacks l0c; holidays,
all shines l5c.-adv
Charles s. Charbonneau, the shoe re-
pairer, is able to be at his work again
after being confined to the house for
three weeks by bronchitis.
Members of the Mems club of the
Presbyterian church are requested to
attend the special meeting to be held
at the church at s o'clock tonight.
Bring ticket money.
Park theatre to-day and tomorrow,
"The objectionable Sin" Two shows
only, matinee at 2:l5, evening at 1880
Special prices, matinee all seats lie,
evening, all seats 2sc, children l7c.--
adv,
The meat pie supper given by the
Mems club of the Presbyterian church
in the vestry Saturday evening was
served to $50, and from accounts was
enjoyed The proceeds are being used
to make rcnovations at the manse.
Funeral services for Bernice Wild.
bur quarry foreman. who died at his
home in East Barre Saturday morning,
will be held from the house Tuesday
afternoon at : o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Peter
sen of Ncbsterville will oiliciate, as
sisted by Rev. James Ramage. The
body viii be taken TO the vault at
Elmwood cemetery, Barre, to await
burial in Wilson cemetery.
In Clan Gordon hall Saturday night,
80 couples, members OF the Glenugie
club, met to celebrate Bannock night,
a custom of many forefathers of these
Scottish people. Dancing was the chief
amusement Of the evening, Scottish
dances being the most popular. The
little Naughton sisters, not long out
of Scotland. nimbly performed steps OF
several well. known dances that great
Nv pleased the audience of nearly 100
people A lunch was served about 10
o'clock by members of the entertain
ment committee and ladies OF the club
Friends in Barre and vicinity will be
interested in the following clipping re
garding Rev. Weston A. Cate, who is
well known here, having graduated
from Goddard seminary in the class Of
1913 and marrying in 1919 Miss Arlene
Jeffords of Williamstown: "A call to
Rev. Watson Atwood Cate TO accept
the pastorate of the First Universalist
church TROY, y. " WAS unanimously
extended at a meeting Of the congre'
CATION last evening, and, az MIR. Cate
intmated last Sunday, when he occn-
pied the pulpit. that he would accept a
call. il is believed that he viii assume
charge Of the local church about April
|. At the present time he is pastor of
a church at Henderson, Jefferson coun-
ty IN. W. Mr. Cate Is 20 years old
and in the three or four years which
have elapsed since completing his col
legc course has achieved an excellent
reputation as preacher and minister
His parents were missionaries to Japan
and he was born in that country"
Electric cars Of the Barre & Montpel-
Ter Traction & Power Co. were to-day
running on new schedule of time.
This schedule recently was accepted by
the city councils OF Barre and Montpel-
Ter From Aver street at the south end
a main line ear leaves but once in 40
minutes, according to the newly adopt
ed time table. The Washington stree
car makes its usual trip from Nelson
street to meet the main line car, but
instead Of following closely behind the
main line car to Wiley street after
transferring the passengers TO the
Montpelier car, returns up Washington
street to Nelson street and then comes
Immediately down through to Wiley
street without waiting at either place
longer than time to change the trolley
pole. The car then returns to
Nelson street. By this time the main
line car is due from Montpelier just 10
minutes later, thereby given Barre peo-
pie service of car through the city
once in every Is minutes. In Mont
pelier an extra trip up the Hill from
Barre street junction IS made in the
time that was heretofore spent at the
ends of the line.