The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-16
TALK OF THE TOWN


The Cleaners club will meet with Mrs
George Tilden Tuesday evening at 10
c. X. Cole returned to-day, after
spending several days with friends in
South Rycgate and vicinity.
! John $. Wheaton returned TO his hons
at Bennington yesterday, after passing q
few days In the city on business.
James Andrew of Boston arrived IN
the city last night and began work this
morning at the United Fruit store.
T. II. Gillette, who has been visiting
in the city for several days, returned
yesterday TO his home at Burlington.
Church members, pay oil your church
debt Join the Christmas Savings club
at the Barre Savings Bank & Trust
company.
Miss Lucy Seden returned yesterday
to her home in Shclburne, after spend
ing week with relatives in Barre and
Montpelier.
Mrs. Alex. Morrison OF the Mont
pelier road left this morning for Mon
real, p. O., where she contemplates pass
ing the winter.
A few loads of wood will be good in
surance for your family this year. Call
us up and let us explain. The d. ~.
Miles Coal Co.
Ralph Garrett of Kenney street eom-
menced work to-day at the Central Yer
mont railroad as assistant checker at
the freight depot.
George Marsh of Maple grove re-
turned this forenoon from St. Adams,
where he was called last week by the
death of a brother
Miss Blanche Cooley OF Academy street
and Mrs. George II. Topper of Keith
avenue spent the weekend at the lat
ter's home in East Montpelier.
The social dance held in the Miles
hall Saturday evening was well attend
ed. The Barre opera house orchestra
furnished music for the dancing.
Miss Florence Slayton OF South Main
street left Saturday afternoon for Plain
field, where she will visit at the home
of her uncle, Nat Page for few days
Three feature pictures at the Bijou
today--a Rex with Marion Leonard,
"The Hidden Bond; Powers 1.-TWO
Women; also western comedy, "Uncle
Bill"
Fred soule OF Averill street left last
WEEK iUF NEW lOTk anu Will sdll lD-
morrow for Davenport, Cornwall, Eng
land, to pass the winter at his former
home.
Olaf Christianson arrived in the .ity
yesterday from Bridgeport, Conn.,. for a
few weeks visit at the home Of his
brother, Ernest Christianson, of Sum-
mer street.
Clark Taynton sophomore at Yale
college, arrived in the city this morn |
ing to visit at the home OF his mother |
on Merchant street until after the Chris |
mas holidays.
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numero vedete L anunziamento del ul-
timi ribassi comprese tutti Abiti da
Uomo Govanetti che STA in negozio.
Frank MeWhorter Co.
Peter LeLene returned last night
from Newport, where he was called two
weeks ago by the serious illness of his
father. and resumed his duties as chef
1t The Hub restaurant this morning
Friends in this city Of Richard OAR
ing of South Ryegate will be interested
10 learn that his health is much i'm
proved since he arrived in California a
ew weeks ago. AIr. Darling il a grad
tate of Spaulding high school in the
lass of 1908.
A party was given Friday night at
he home of Mrs. Richard Veale of Mel
on street by Mrs. Richard veale and
Miss Chaffee in honor of Miss Cleveland.
Hiss Cleveland was rendered linen
hover by her friends in honor OF her APP |
marriage and was the recip-
mt OF many useful linen gifts,
The local Salvation Army corps has
established its holiday kettle in front
f the Rowland block and offerings for
he annual Christmas dinner to be dis
ributed to the poor and needy will be
eceyed in this manner until after De. {
ember Is. The adjutant in charge OF !
he kettle reported gratifying re.
ponse to the first days appeal.
Last weeks clear and rather cold '
FEATHER skinned the ponds in the out o
ring districts with ice and small I
port Saturday. Some of the less eau
Gus skaters persued the pastime on q
teven's branch, although the ice is said K
> be thin in sections of the little river. S
On returning from visit with friends !
! Montpelier Friday evening, Miss Flo !,
4 Mcdonald was much surprised to
nd about 25 of her friends waiting
, remind her of her 18th birthday an.
iversary. The evening was spent in
,usic and games. In behalf of the 4
,mpany, Henry Carroll presented her :
gold bracelet, for which she expressed
err thanks. Dainty refreshments were
rived