The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Mrs. 0. H. Reid is quite i'll with the
lgTip at her home on Elm street.
W H. Lynch is reported as being
, little more comfortable today.
The employees at the Central Vermont
station had a group picture taken yes
terday at Bau's studio.
A. A. Stebbins, chief clerk at the n.
y w. station, has gone to his home in
Clinton, N ", for a weeks visit.
w. NJ. Fraser and family 60 to South
Ryegate tomorrow to spend the holt
days at the home Of his parents.
The golden wedding anniversary Of
Henry w. and Cynthia Spaulding Drew
Of Montpelier viii occur on Monday,
Dec 20.
William Mcqueen arrived in Barre last
evening from Midtown, Conn, to spend
a two weeks vacation. Alex, his broth
err, is expected tomorrow.
Harold swasey returned to his home
in this city last evening to spend the
Christmas vacation from the University
Of Vermont, at Burlington.
Earle Waterman, Ray Curtis and
Thurman Dix returned from the Uniyer-
sity Of Vermont last evening to spend
the holidays at their homes.
Ernest Worthen and Frank Beckley
returned this morning from the Uni
lyersity of Vermont at Burlington TO
lspend two weeks vacation.
Charles E. Hanson and son, William,
went to West Lebanon, N. H., this
morning to attend the funeral Of the
formers brother, Alonzo Hanson.
Hiram Ayerill, who is attending Dart
mouth College returned yesterday to
visit at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Ayerill, during the holiday
vacation.
Miss Florence Whittier returned last
evening from Norton, Mass, where she
| is attending the Wheaton seminary, to
spend the Christmas holidays at her
home here.
Mrs Hattie Rabbit Huntington and
Harry Z. Brooks, both of Montpelier,
were married at the home of the bride
on East State street, at ALSO yesterday
afternoon by the Rev. J. Edward Wright
The funeral of Edward r. Smith, who
died yesterday morning at the Heaton
hospital, was held at o'clock this af.
ternoon from the church at Orange Cen
ter Burial was in the village ceme-
terry.
The marriage Of Philip F. Pelky Of
ST Adams and Miss Rosealba n. Gau-
yreau, daughter Of Mr.. Gauvreau, the
tailor, OF this city, VIM occur at 1920
i Monday morning at st. Augustine's
church in Montpelier.
/ Station Agent ). o. Adams 81 the
/ local Central Vermont station, accom-
panied by his wife, left alst night for
i their home in London, Ont, to spend
4 Christmas. frank McEnaney viii act
as agent at the station during Mr.. Adj
ans absence.
Il The Rev. Ariel Bellondi left last night
/ for a trip to New York and Buffalo in
I the interests OF the local mission church
4 which he is working to build here. He
4 expects to begin the erection of the
structure next spring, having secured a
location on Brook street, just of North
4 Main street.
4 Mr.. Connolly and force of five men,
/ from Boston have installed at the local
telephone exchange two additional POI
sitions for operators. Owing to the
rapid growth Of the telephone business
in this city the present force Of opera
4 tors at The exchange has been rushed
very badly, in order to give good SER
4 vice.
4 Edward ]. Badger, formerly Of the
firm Of Badger, Mclean, & Co., shoe
dealers OF this city, has engaged his ser
vices with the Barre Shoe company, who
are successors to Badger, Mclean & Co.
Mr.. Badger has been employed by them
during their sale and after Jan. 1st, he
viii continue working for them. Mr..
Badger has many friends in this city
and vicinity who win be pleased to
learn Of his future intentions. His abil-
III ity as a shoe filter is well known.