The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

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. William Gibson OF Highland ayenu
Q commenced work to-day for the People
A daughter was born last night
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur 5. Martin of Par
. street.
The McWhorter Co. still have goo
assortment of Munsing union suits 70
men and boys.
Miss Kate Coburn OF Plainileld i
spending several days with friends OF
Washington street.
Curiosity Cornstalk. Eta Elephan
and Bessie Botisky at the Congregations
yestry Tuesday evening.
Anthony Bianchi OF Summer street lief
last night on weeks business trip 4
Springfield, Mass, and New York.
James Grogan of Brook street re
turned to-day from few days yisi
with friends ut Rouses Point. n. y.
James Bennett and James Devers, wht
have been visiting at Hardwiek for thu
past week. returned to the city to-day
Miss Lillian Parks of Waterbury i
visiting in the city as the guest OF hen
aunt, Mrs. Henry Mute, of North Main
street.
Phlomore Harris OF Biddeford, Me-, is
visiting in the city as the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Brown of Jefferson
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Poor have re.
turned to their home in North Randolph,
after passing few days with relatives
in the city.
Harry Skerritts of Farwell street, who
has been employed at the n. ID. Phelps
Co.'S hardwars store, completed his du-
ties this week.
Miss Georgina Joncas of North Main
street left last night for Lawrence,
Mass, where she will visit with rela.
tives until next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Narnum of Jeffer-
son street, who have been visiting at
Jacksonville through Christmas, re-
turned to the city to-day.
John j. Gavaghan, Miss Margaret Cav
Afghan and p. j. Dunleavy left Wednes-
day for Concord, n. H., where they will
spend a week with relatives.
Miss Alice Sullivan of Pearl street
returned to-day from Hardwick, where
she has been visiting for the past few
days at the home OF her parents.
A. 2. Calderwood of South Main street
Lighting, Heating and Power company.
has returned from St.-Johnsbury, where
he visited over Christmas with his par
ents
Good news for Vermont farms. j. j.
Dashner Of Washington has pressed over
100 tons of hay of his own crop this |
season, besides keeping quite large
stock on hand
There will be meeting OF all the
shop stewards OF the 6 G. /. A. Tuesday |
evening at 6 o'clock at the granite cut
tiers rooms in the Scampini building |
Angus Mcdonald, secretary.
Miss Marie Wells. who has been pass
ng few days at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs b. II. Wells of I
Merchant street, returned to-day to
Walden. where she will resume her du-
les as teacher in the public schools.
The funeral OF Edmund Rossi, the in
ant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Guido Rossi,
whose death occurred Thursday night,
vas held at the home of his parents,
40 North Seminary street, this after
room at o'clock. Interment took
llaee in Hope cemetery.
Arthur Larochelle OF Railroad street
eft this morning for Burlington. where
Io will visit his sister, Miss Augustine
.arochelle, who recently underwent All
peration for appendicitis at the Mary
Fletcher hospital. Mr.. Larochelle leaves
ionday Tor Philadelphia to resume his
tudies in the jefferson college Of medi
inc.
At the annual meeting of the ladies
id society of the Congregational church.
which was held in the yestry yesterday
fternoon. the following officers were
lected to serve one year: President,
irs. J. Ed. Smith vice president, Mrs.
ames Adie; secretary Mrs. Fred Ladd;
treasurer, Mrs. T.. l., Scott; auditor. Mrs.
ritz Jackson: work committee Mrs. A.
;. Abbott. Mrs. +. r. Langley.
At the Baptist church tomorrow the n
artist choir will sing, Christian. the
Torn Breaks Sweetlv Ger Thee" by
helley. and the other anthem to be 4
sndered at the morning services will
E, "Oh. Come to Our Heart. Lord Jesus,
Y Ambrose At the evening service the \
,oir will sing, "Im Pilgrim, I'm
by Marston Miss Henrietta
lglis will render selected offertory Z
10. :
Last evening at the home of Miss
lice B. Farnham on Camp street,
lristmas tree party was rendered to
e members Of the Plus Ultra class by 4
ISIS Farnham. A merry evening was
ijoved by all members of the club. A
nall Christmas tree, cleyerly deco
ted, was covered with gifts for every
ember of the class and the presenta-t
On afforded many laughable instances.
We're served during the -
tertainment. q
Friends in this city will he interested
learn of the wedding of c. A. Aldrich
ID Miss Fannie ID. Hastings, both of
ltton. which took place at st. Johns
ny on Monday afternoon, December "a
ISIS Hastings is well known in Barre,
firing from the teaching staff of the
Bile schools in this city at the close
the fall term. Miss Hastings taught
the Summer street school for the past
e years Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich VIII
side in Sutton. where the groom con
cts blacksmith business