The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Public dance, Legion hall, tonight;
admission, 50cadv
See Merrills Cash store adv. page
seven, for good trades.--adv.
Fifty.cent Ilasol for chapped hands,
soc, at Red Cross Pharmacy adv.
Thurston Damon from Boston IS q
guest al Hotel Barre for few days
| Public dance every Saturday night,
Quarry Bank hall; CAROLS orchestra
| adv.
The Gatusi campfire girls will meet
tonight at Z $50 at the home OF Marion
! PRESLEY.
| The nature study class, which was
to meet Monday night, has been post
poned indefinitely.
Dance at Granite street hall Satur-
day, Feb. IL; music by one Of the pest
orchestras in Vermont. adv.
The regular meeting Of the North
] star lodge of V. A. will be held IN
/ Worthen hall Saturday, Feb. IL, p
m. G. Hagelbcrg, sec.
House for Rent: 9s Washington
street; hest location in Barre. For
information write Clinton +. Millar,
| P. 0. box 40. Quincy, Mass.-adv.
Mrs. Vernon Bylow denies state
ment printed in The Times February
III in regard to fire at o3 summer
/ street. She states that the firemen dld
not take down the stovepipe, nor ana
they clean it out, as was stated.
A meeting Of the Junior Auxiliary
Of the Church of the Good Shepherd
! will be held at the home Of Mrs. \.
! II. Riekert, 81 fremont street, sal.
urday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock Al
| the girls who do not know where 70
go meet at the church at $50.
4 Next Tuesday evening at Quarry
| Bank hall Miss Louie Midget, in cos
| tune. OF Boston, will read Madame
/ Pompadour.D from "1he Kings Favor
i ito" and seThc Famous Mrs. Fair The
latter Is a condensed version OF the
play in which Blanche Bates and Hen.
~ Miller are appearing. Woman =
club members admitted on membership
tickets; public, 25c. adv
An enthusiastic meeting Of the la
dies and pastors union Of Hedding NJ
T.. church was held at the home OF
Mrs. +. D. Beckley, 0 Park street,
Thursday afternoon, Feb. Q, with
large number of members present. Inc
afternoon was given over 70 business
and plans Were made for raising mon
ey and promoting social fellowship ~
the church for the coming year. Alter
the business session, cake and tea were
served BY the refreshments committee
of the union.
Mrs. Ella Favor. who is confined to
her home at 1914 South Main street by
burns, was given a complete surprise
Wednesday night when twenty-five OF
her lady friends, members of the Mac
cabees. appeared at the door for So
cial call. The evening WAS pleasantly
spent in playing games while seyerai
Of the company responded with musi-
cal numbers. A handsome handbag
was presented Mrs. Favor by little
| Ella Holmes. The recipient. In fitting
works, voiced her thanks for the gift
and for the spirit that prompted the
visit. Luncheon was served later in
the evening" Miss Elsie Caven and
| Mrs. Lillian Holmes as a committee
were responsible for the success Of the
gathering
| Among the eight Vermont young
men announced az pledged to fraternl-
| ties in Dartmouth college this week
were two Barre boys, George Edmond
Douglas and Winston Booth Brown,
| the former of whom is to join Beta
Theta ri and the latter Phi Delta
| Theta. The other Vermont boys
| pledged are: Kenmore Leon Emerson
4 of Brattleboro into Beta Theta Pi;
\ Ralph Burton Dwnell Of East Calais
l into Gamma Delta Epsilon; Roy Shep.
4 ard Brown Of Wilmington into Phi
II Gamma Delta; Robert Kingsley Car
pentcr of Brandon into Sigma Phi
Fpsilon: Harry William Savage OF
Newport into Sigma Phi Epsilon and
Harry Mason Cameron Of Orleans into
Theta Chi.
J The annual inspection Of ST. Aide
mar comnnandery, knights Templar
was held last night in the Masonic
1 rooms IN the Blanchard block, there
! being a large attendance Of members
and three grand officers present. The
grand Inspector, George p. Lowell OF
, Bellows Falls, was in charge of the in.
, spection and associated with him were
. Grand Junior Warden Frank l. Small
of Barre. who was deputizcd to repre-.
sent the grand commander, George
:, Wheeler. because Of the latter's Illness
r and Grand Warder Arthur ID. Young OF
Q Barre. A dinner was served at
, O'Clock and later in the evening the
temple degree was conferred. The com
manderv under Homer C. Ladd, emf
q nent commander. was put through in
spection and notes taken by the in
, specting officer ready for report at q
date IN the near future Grand In
spector Lowell went 10 Montpelier to
day and viii inspect the commanders
; there tonight, this being his last Wis