The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Operd mousse Uo-HlBHtg MdItI y huAl
cal Merry Makers in MY Best Girl
adv.
Rowland hall Jan. 10, Meadow Brook
carnival. CAROLS orchestra for dane
ing.-adv.
Mrs. N. d. Phelps went to Winches-
ter, Mass, to-day to visit her sister in
that place
j Harold Cumming and Percy Bassett
spent the week end at the home OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Cumming Of Cabot.
Miss G. s. Hubbard of Concord, n. FL,
/ is spending the winter with her niece,
Mrs. w. w. Parry of Richardson street.
Notice to the Public-Gauld & Rob-
ertson are exclusive agents for the
Etna Life Insurance Co. of Hartford,
Conn. See adv. on page 5.-ady.
/ Leap year dance, South Barre grange
hail. Tuesday, Jan 10. Admission, 75c
couple: extra gents, 25c Refresh
ments. Gilbertson's orchestra. adv.
| See Thursdays Times for menu of
mems fish chowdcr supper Friday even
ing at Hedding NJ. =. church. Every
fifth member of family free. adv.
Roy A. Kidder of Summer street and
Stephen Marchesi left to-day for Hart
ford. Conn, to secure employment. Mr.
Kidder came two weeks ago to pass
Christmas at his home in this city.
Wanted Ladies, gentlemen, misses
and girls in the market for winter
coats, To see our lines. We can't sell
for So what has been for $50, but can
give as good values, cash or approved
credit, as can be obtained north OF New
York City. Large assortment. Sadlier,
10 Keith avenue.
Music lovers of this vicinity have a
wonderful treat in store, for the Rus
sian Symphony orchestra of GO men,
under the leadership of Modest Alt
schulcr, will give concert in city hall,
Montpelier, Feb. Q. Keep this date
open and enjoy concert such as only
the larger cities support.adv.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Drown and f. A.
Summers, automobile dealers Of this
city, left here yesterday afternoon for
New York City to attend the automo
bile shows this week Mr.. and Mrs.
Drown plan to extend the trip for a
week or 10 days, visiting before they
return Boston and Burlington.
j. H. Reilly has been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reilly. in
Graniteville for few days Mr.. Reilly
is travelling instructor and demonstra
tor for the Jones & Lamson Machine
company Of Springfield and he left for
that place Sunday night. After few
days there, he will return to Buffalo,
n. y.
Dr. Hoffman, vice president of the
Prudential Insurance company and
chairman of the Investigation commit
tee in dusty trades, is planning an ex
tensive visit to Vermont, according to
a telegram received from Sylvester
Schattschneider of Newark, n. J. DIR. |
Hoffman is expected to reach here the
latter part of the week to discuss ques
tions concerning the proposed examina-
tons.
Officers for the year 1920 of vineitia
lodge, No. 10, were installed last even
ing at the lodge rooms in the Blanchard
block by Grand Deputy w. w. Parry |
of this city. The large gathering OF
members afterward enjoyed an oyster |
stew supper in the banquet hall which (!
was served by the Dokie caterers, |
Campbell and Campbell. Officers in |
stalled were: Chancellor commander, |
-
Glib; prelate, Robert Mackic; master !
of work, Jesse Phelps; keeper of rec
ords and seal, James K. Mackay; mas
ter of finance, Neil Ralph; master Of |
exchequer, William Mcleod; master-at- !,
arms, j. William Stuart; inner guard, |
Jesse Wilson; outer guard, W. j. Max
well.
In common with $4,000 OF their fell
low employees in other cities, the local
employees Of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, who have been six
months or more in the service of the |
company, will participate in salary in
creases totalling over S5.000,G00 year |
commencing Jan. L. Employees who
have been in the service year or more |
will receive a Is per cent increase, and /
those who have been six months, but |
less than year in the service. will re- |
ceive 10 per cent. Only employees who
receive less than $3.50 per month will !
participate in the salary increases.
Manager Hudson of the local office i
states that these increases are in pur-
suance of an agreement reached some 1
time ago between the manage ment and |
the association OF the Western Union. /
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon was held last
evening in Clan Gordon hall, and the
following newly-elected officers were in !
stalled by Senior Past Chief Sister
Sarah Reid: Chief sister, Mrs. Robina
Stewart; vice sister. Mrs. Hattie VIII
liams; past chief sister. Miss Cecilia
chaplain, Mrs Mary Fraser;
secretary, Miss JEANNE
Stephen; financial secretary, Mrs. Mary
Angus; treasurer, Mrs. Martha Fowlie;
senior conductress, Mrs Christina For
rest; Junior conductress. Miss Mary
stephen; stewardess, Mrs. Margaret
Farras; inside guard, Mrs. Euphemia
Glass; outside guard, AIRS. Ada Gellat-
W: pianist, Miss Hazel Msekay. AT
Mrs. Reid presented to
Past Chief Sister Cecilia bowers a
token of appreciation of the work she
has done during the past 10 years. Re
of sandwiches, cake and
coffee were served and dancing after
wards was enjoyed.
Opera house tonight, March's Must
al Merry Makers in My Best Girl
adv.