The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

; Barre yesterday.
Stanley Curtis of Orange is spending
several days in the city as guest Of
Frank Adams Of Elm street
james Stephens leaves tonight for
| New York, where he will make short
visit with friends, before sailing for his
former home in Aberdeen, Scotland, TO
remain during the winter.
g. X. Cole left yesterday for South
Rlegate, where he will make a short
visit with friends.
Mr., and Mrs. Edison Burleson of Will
lston arrived in the city this forenoon
for week-en visit with friends.
Frank Abatti of Boltser place and
James Stewart returned home this morn
ing, after spending week with rela-
tiyes in Waterbury.
Alfred Davidson returned home last
night. after weeks visit with friends
in Morrisyille.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs.
Carrie Carpenter, 4s Franklin street,
Tuesday at 2;30 p. m.
Mrs John Hutchinson. wife Rep
resentative Hutchinson of Braintrec, was
among thes shoppers in the city yester-
day.
Silas R. Deadly, who is employed as a
cobbler at NE state hospital in Water
bury. arrived in the city yerterday for
] a few dayst vacation.
| Robert Mckenzie Herbert Gillian,
George Mckenzie and John Gillian
leave tonight for New York, where they
will make short visit with relatives
before sailing Tuesday on the Cunard
liner. Mauretaslia. for their former home
in Aberdeen, Scotland, to spend the win
ter.
"Buzzell's Pets" took candle-pin
match from the Montpelier "Every-
days on the Capital City alleys last
night, the totals being 1851 and .24o
Mute, with 2sas and the highest indi-
viduai total, and he also captured the
single honors III rolling los string.
The next mateM Of the series will be
rolled on the pe~fl street alleys Deeem-
Der 30
Miss Daisy Rae Of Burlington arrived |
in the city yesterday for a few days
visit with friends on Railroad street.
Bradley p, Smith OF Boston arrived |
in the city last night for a short visit l
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and I
Mrs. c. H. Smith. OF West Paterson
street.
DIR. and Mrs. II. o. Worthen of Keith ,
avenue left this forenoon for Spring /
field. Mass. where they viii make Wis
it with relatives.
Mrs. J.. J. Spencer returned this fore
noon to her home in Rochester. after
a weeks visit with friends in the city.
Miss Helen Fields, who has been Wis
iting in the city for the past few days |,
with friends, returned yesterday after
noon to her home at Burlington.
James Gillon was visitor in the
city to-day. returning to his home ri
n. H., from Washington,
where he has been visiting for the past \
week.
The vesper services Mt the Congrega
tional church are proving popular. Dr.
Barnett's subject for to morroy's ser.
based on little poem by Oliver Huckel.
Prayer and Answer. There I
will be special music. and all are well i
come. s
Announcements have been received in !
this city Of the approaching marriage /,
,f Miss Mabel M. Jameson of New n
York to William J. Driscoll OF Balti- !
more. Md, which will take place in St.
paufs church. Baltimore, on the morn
ng Of December 10. Miss Jameson is
daughter OF Mrs. Fred Hero Of East :
Barre and formerly made her residence
n Barre. AT the present time she il
ngaged as a trained nurse in New
FORK With her prospective husband, il
he viii make her home in Baltimore, G
where the former has dental Office. t
Miss Eva Naramore returned yester c
ay to her home in Claremeont, N. IT.. Q
fter spending several days with friends a
n the city. h
Allen Reid who is employed by the b
rermont Marble Co. in Cincinnati, O., il
rived in the city yesterday for visit il
t the home of his parents, DR.. and Mrs. a
Y. d. Reid, Of South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Wyatt Of Winch Il
ndon. Mass, were among the business o.
isitors in the city yesterday. +,
A. H. SWEET returned last night to his
ONE in Orleans, after spending a few O
ays in the city on business.
Mrs. W. n. Nicholson, who has been :,
isiting relatives in the city for a few :,
avs. returned this forenoon to her -
ONE in st. Johns. ?. Q. " y.
Miss Eunice Caffrey has returned to her y
Dme in johnson, after spending a week 4 !
ith relatives in the city.
A. A. Dutton returned yeterday to his =
1me in McIndoe Falls. after a short "
sit with friends in Barre and Mont ~ -
,lier.
An appropriate Christina. gift for :. -
.ople with musical tastes win be <,
py Of "1t's Not Christmas Unless You y, y;
re With the Folks Back Home" Is :"
nts copy at the Bailey music rooms. u
John S. Whittemore arrived in the
by yesterday from Boston for a snort
sit with friends.
Joseph Williams, who has been en-
Dyed at the Landers Cigar store for W u
G past few weeks, completes his ~
tiles there tonight and will soon com -. N
pnce work in the employ of Eric n''
ric installing Piric sharpening ma. g.
ines. -,
Mrs. George Benton and Mrs. James ",
algie have returned TO their home in
nth Ryegate, after spending a few ~, ~
VS. with friends in the city.
Thomas b. Roundtree, who has been AZ
lployed as assistant checker at the r.
ntral Vermont freight station for the re re
ST few months. completes his duties va,
might and will leave for his home AT ~ ~
lanta. Ga. me-
Rev. NJ. 5. Mcdonnell. who has been :
guest at StMonica's rectory on Sum VI "
IT street for few days. returned ~
IS morning to his home in Randolph. ~
About fifteen young ladies rendered ", "
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