The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-15
TAX OF THE TOWN

nice selection of spring hats az
Mrs. Birnie's,E4 Laurel street.7-adV.N
Annual Masonic ball and chicken
bic supper, North Montpelier, ffinay
evening, Feb. l7.--adv-
Joseph NJ. Nelson, superintendent O
IN. BARRE Gas company. is spending
few DAYS in Boston on business.
Frank Z. Philips of Mortified, a
Granite manufacturer, was in town 10
attend business meeting yesterday.
The r. u. club masquerade dance
will be held at the Legion nan Tues
day. Feb. 81; Summers orchestra'
adv.
II III you're looking for a good time,
come up on Cobble hill Thursday n,gnt
and you're sure Of it. Landi's orches-
tra.--adv.
.John Donetti Of North Main street
has returned home from Los Angeles
lCal where he was called by the illness
Of one of the family.
The monthly social OF the NetoP
class will be held with Mrs, Cole, q
Beacon street, Friday evening at i;3o'
Notice the hour and all come.
A meeting Of the Clara Barton guild
viii he held at the home of Mrs Maudc
Paine, III Summer street. Friday reu
h II, at II p. nj. Members please come
prepared TO sew
| Officers and members Of Bright Star
\ Rebekah lodge are requested 70 meet
At Odd Fellows hall Thursday ~ ~
for the purpose of attending the III
neral of brother Geddes.
Aldo poletti Of Howard street, who
was called here by the illness and
death OF his father. Dino Poletti, plans
10 return to Harvard college to resume
his studies the first of next week.
Tonight at the Spaulding gymnasi-
um the high school team play last
team from Hanover, n. II The New
Hampshire team is here to give the
local team a good Contest. The Spauid-
inc bows are going better than ever
before this season and are Determined
I'd show their opponents that the
| Green Mountain boys can put up a.
good fight as the boys from the
White Mountain state.
The ladies OF the Maccabees guard
team OF this city held a Japanese
Marty at the home of Mrs. Nellie BIZ
anchi on Keith avenue last evening
They entertained about fifty OF then
sister Maecabees. The room was taste
| fully decorated for the occasion with
| Saint Valentine and japanese decora-
| tions. Games and jokes were all In or
der with the spirit Of Saint Valentines
day. Readings were rendered by Mrs
| Mamie Robbins and Mrs. Bianchi. AIT
er much merrymaking, japanese sup
per was served consisting OF chop suey
| Chinese crackers, pickles. cake. coffee
CANDY and fruit. The committee ~
\ charge of the occasion was composed
Of Mrs. Harriet Williams. Mrs. Pear
\ French and Mrs. Mamie Ribbons, as.
sisted BY Mrs. Jessie Lund.
More than eighty five people were
\ royally entertained at the First Bap
4 tist church last evening, when tht
Il Philathea class rendered cOvered-disl
II supper to the men OF the Baraea class
and invited guests Some time agt
: the men surrendered their large class
room to the ladies for their use in tn,
Sunday schod and the ladies took thi'
method to show their appreciation q
the courtesy. Mrs. Harry Bradley
filed the position of toastmistress ex
!. cellently, having her part entirely y
Q rhyme. An excellent impromptu pro
! gram was rendered by the different
members Of the classes. Mrs Abbi'
Corliss. teacher of the Philathea class
I gave the address Of welcome. which
a was responded to by f. A. Williams
president of the Baraca class. II wat
4 greatly regretted that the pastor, Rev
b. j. Lehigh. and the senior deacon, +
A. Hutchinson, were both detained
/, from being present by illness Th'
! room and tables were very prettily
decorated with white crepe paper anS
lred hearts, while the supper was un
h der the direction Of Mrs. Carl EricsoI
+ aud an able corps Of assistants.
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