The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-30
TALK OF THE TOWN
Sale on petticoats at Fits.
Cbrist,nns tn,vaIa 40 Abhnttia

Earl Dlckcy OF East barre IL Nlhltlli
in the city with friends for severa
days.
Children! Who is Punky Dunkg IL
find out, look in Miss NJ. J.. Walkers
window.
Mrs. Peter lombard Of North Alar
street left to-day for visit with rel
atives in Quebec.
Miss Blanche Spaulding has returned
home, after passing few days with
friends in st. Johnsbury.
Miss Ethel Colby returned yesterday
to her home in Plainfeld, after passing a
few days with friends in the city.
Robert Gordon returned yesterday to
Claremont. n. H., after passing several
days at his former home in Barre.
i Mrs. Edward A. Hill returned yester-
day to her home in Plainfeld. after a
several days visit with friends in the
city.
All parties intending to make sittings
at the Troup studio for Christmas pho
tographs must do so at once. Tel.
2s9-W.
Mrs. Raymond C. Waterman ard child
| of Camp street returned this noon, after
passing few days with relatives in
Williamstown.
Mrs. Julia Shpman of II Addison
place was taken to the City hospital for
treatment last night in the Perry 4
Noonan ambulance.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. l.. Hendrix, who have
been visiting friends in the city for
few days. returned last night to their
home in Burlington.
A. C. Templeton of Randolph, who re-
Gently purchased the White House cafe
visitor in the city yesterday
Mrs. Dora Aldrich has returned to her
home in Mortified, after spending few
days in the city as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. NJ. kempton of South Main
street
Posters are out announcing the annual
old and young folks dance to be given
in Rowland hall on the evening of BE
cember under the auspices of the L. &.
Q. T. U. G.
Carl, infant son OF Mr. and Mrs |
died Thursday night. Interment was in !
the Catholic cemetery in this city yes
terday afternoon.
Miss Blanche Haskins. who has been /
passing a short vacation at her home on
Trow hill, will leave tomorrow morn
ing for Boston to resume her studies at /
the Bryant & Stratton business college
States Attorney J. Ward Carver leaves
tonight for Burlington, where he will
attend a farewell banquet to be given
at the hotel Vermont in honor of Attor-
ney General John 6 Sargent of Ludlow,
who retires from the Office December J.
The funeral Of George u. Ross. whose
Heath occurred Wednesday morning, will
be held at his home, Harrington ave-
1ne, Sunday afternoon ut o'clock. in
stead of later hour as was reported /,
yesterday. The internent will take
place in Hope cemetery
A consignment of machinery. which
$ to be installed in Alumni hall at God
lard seminary in connection with the
aundry department Of the school has
lrrived. The machinery will be placed
n the laundry at the completion Of the
rev floors in that section. within week 4
r two.
A gang of laborers employed by the
ldermanic street committee are engaged 4
n lowering the road level on the street
Intersection which joins Prospect street
t the rear of the city building. The
treet will be widened to include por-
ion of the lawn on the so-ealled Shepard /
roperty and other improvements will
@ made to make il more convenient
nd accessible driveway for teamsters.
II AZ ~ Il
ouse in Websterville on the night of
Iov. 10 went the way of all contraband
averages this forenoon. when Chief of
olice Sinclair and Deputy Sheriff A. M.
lorrison drew the plug from a barrel
early full of the pleasant tasting liquid
nd watched it gurgle merrily down into
he sewer at the police station. The
inc made slow progress through the
arrow gauge bunghole and the spilling
scupied nearly half-hour.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles |
ishop. who left Barre several weeks ago
tier an extended stay, will be inter-
tied to learn OF their safe arrival in
apan. \ ballot was taken on board the |
mp among the first cabin passengers re-
lrdiess OF sex or nationality. OF the
3 votes cast. Wilson received 50. Taft
and Roosevelt rs. Rev. MIR. Bishop
tied for Wilson and M.s. Bishop
gistered her preference for Taft.
lily paper was printed from news gath.
ed by wireless. At the end Of the
wage all of the first cabin passengers
ere invited to an entertainment given
the home of the Japanese president
the steamship line
Beginning Monday, the American Ex- .
ess Co. will operate third team in
injection with its local service. Jack
ahoney has been placed in charge of
e extra equipment and Ralph Turner,
no has been employed as a spare man
the Barre office, has been promoted
night man. The third team win be
permanent feature. and its addition
cans that every section within the city
nits is now covered by the express n
mpany. At the office this morning il e
Is stated that the increasing demand
: the company's transportation facili-
$ made it necessary to augment the
livery equipment.
A gathering that nearly filled the
lights of Columbus hall responded last
,ht to attend the whist party held =
der the auspices of the Sunday school ~
sses of st. Monica's church. The
rty was conducted BY the catechistical "a
sses in order that sufficient money =;
ght be secured to conduct the annual
ristmas tree celebration Th1. result