The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-30
TALK OF THE TOWN
Clearance sale at Fits.

4 Clearance sale at Fits,
Dress goods sale at Fits
A son was born this morning To MIR
and Mrs. Douglas NJ. Barclay of Franklin
street
Miss Jennie Holden OF Cambridge
Mass, is passing the holidays at hei
home on Elm street.
II. G.. Cowles returned yesterday Ia
his home in Derby, after short visit
with friends in the city
Russell Hoyt left to-day for Philadol.
phia, Pa, where he is studying at the
Jefferson School of Medicine.
James Cummings left Saturday night
for Sherbrook, Z. O., where he will pass
New Years with relatives.
Arthur Laroehelle left to-day for Phil
adelphia, Pa, to resume his studies at
the jefferson College OF Medicine.
Mrs. II. l.. Campbell Of Maple Grove
returned Saturday night from weeks
visit in Hardwick and Aorrisville.
Miss Eta Nelson returned 10 her home
! in Richmond yesterday, after short
visit with relatives in South Barre.
Miss Susan Nichols OF Richardson
street has returned home, after passing
ten days with relatives in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cooley of Middle
sex We're guests yesterday OF Mr.. and
Mrs, c. III. kendriek of Academy street.
Henry c. Camp has returned TO his
home in East Randolph, after spending
several days with relatives in the ,ity.
Daniel Cameron returned Saturday
night to his home in Milford, n. H., att
er weeks visit with friends in the city.
Augustus Gustaveson who has been
cnandipf, a txraalc in Concord |
n. H., returned home Saturday night. |
Mrs. J. $. Lilly returned to her home |
in Sheldon Junction Saturday, after
passing several days ,7ith friends in the |
city.
James Cruickshank arrived in the city
to-day from Hardwick for weeks visit |
at the home OF his parents on Beach I
street.
Paul Bianehi of North Main street
left Saturday night for Boston, where
he will make short visit with rela.
tives.
DIR. w. j. o'Connor, who has been
passing several days at his former home
in Worcester, Mass. returned to Barre
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelley OF Liberty
street, who have been visiting at Bur
lington for several days. returned to
the city to-day
George Howe resumed his duties as
motorman on the Barre & Montpelier
Traction Co.'S lines yesterday, after a
two weeks absence
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bruyer and chill
lren of Maple Grove left this forenoon '
for Middlebury, where they will visit
relatives for few days.
Thomas Louis of North Adams, Mass, , !,
arrived in the city last evening for an
extended visit at the home OF his un-
lie, Louis Corey OF Prospect street.
Harold Mcmahon OF Stowe was Wis !
tor in the city to-day, returning this
afternoon with his Cadillac automobile /;
which has been overhauled at the Drown i
.arage, Ia
Donald Smith and son. Wendell re.
urned from Woodbury. lake this morn a
ng. after spending Sunday with the il
10Y scouts in camps there Six of the il
10Y scouts attended church services hast
light at South Woodbury., where Miss S
wen is pastor.
Leroy Smith, who has been spend !
ng several days at his former home in Il
'arre, went this forenoon to Burling
on, where he will rrioin the Klark- Ur I
an Stock Co. =
Miss Inez WaterIna... who has been =
assing several days with her parents, a
ir. and Mrs. d. s. Waterman, of up !,
err Washington street, left this noon i
Or Orleans. where she is engaged in the
ublic schools. 1.
At the morning service at the Church N
the Good Shepherd yesterday several ST
the choir boys We're presented silver al
edals of artistic design in reward for
lithfulness. The presentations were al
AIDE by the rector, Rev, w. J. NJ. Beat w
G. 50
Local barber shops affiliated with the
lrbers brotherhood will be open to- ha
orrow evening until 10 o'clock. and Oh
lie following day, being New Years. nj
shops will remain closed throughout CO
e day.
With the snowfall Of Friday firmly as
Icked down. the roads about the city M
ID on the outskirts offered excellent la
portunity for automobiling yesterday, Z.
d a large number of motorists took
vantage of the sunny weather by Civ IN;
g their cars winter try-out. Several SUI
rsons went as far as Mortified and WI
aterbury in their machines cit