The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

the city through the holidays as th,
guest of friends.
Miss Alice Sullivan of Summer street
went yesterday TO her home in Hard
, wick for the holidays.
The regular weekly meeting of Tho
Over the Teacups club has been post.
poned until next week.
A. Gustaveson left last night for Con
cord, n, H.. where he win spend the
holidays with relatives
Arthur Nadeau Of Websterville lett
last night for Springvlle, Me-. where
he will visit with relatives.
Fred Marceau of Fall River, Mass,
arrived in the city last night to pass
the holidays with relatives.
The Mission circles OF the Universalist
church will met at the home of Mrs j.
b. Reardon Friday afternoon at 2:30.
George II. Pike returned last night to
his home in Tarrytown, n. A., after
spending few days in the city on bus
mess.
Robert @. Mcdonnell Of the firm OF
Mcdonnell & Sons left this morning for
his home in Buffalo, y. ", to remain
over christmas.
Daniel Hagan OF Brandon was vis-
itor in the city yesterday on his way to
East Barre for weeks visit at the
home OF his folks.
Mrs. William Mari and son. Wibert, OF
Detroit, Mich, are visiting in the city
as the guests Of Mrs. Peter Parks Of
North Main street.
Miss Mary b. Grigg Of Boston is
spending several days at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Grigg,
of fremont street.
Miss Sophia Campbell arrived in the
city to-day from Boston for few DAYS
visit as the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Car
son Of laurel street.
NJ ii. Hughes Of Boston was busi-
ness visitor in the city to-day. Mr..
Hughes was formerly connected with tie
livery business in this city.
Roscoe Mctyer, student at Tufts col
lege. was visitor in the city yesterday,
returning TO his home at Graniteyillc 10
visit until after New Years.
Miss Ruth Eastman, a student at st. |
Mary's academy, Burlington. is passing |
the holidays with her mother. Mrs. Il. |
N. Eastman, Of Washington street.
Mrs. Frederick w. Blanchard and Miss
Louise II. Blanchard Of Chicago arrived I
in the city this morning for an extend
ed visit with relatives In South Barre.
Mrs. A. G. Richardson of Washington
was visitor in the city yesterday. i
leaving last night for Boston, where
xptiI ,,s H. hafs lax |
Mrs. Philomore Harris of Biddeford.
Me-, is visiting at tlie home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Brown Of
Jefferson street, through the holiday
season.
Henry Wishart, assistant cashier of
the First National bank at Chelsea, re-
turned to-day to pass tho Christmas
holidays at the home Of his mother on 4
Camp street. +,
Angus Hugh r. Smith Of South Rye
gate, student at jefferson Medical
college. Philadelphia. Pa, arrived in
the city yesterday for few days visit
with friends II
Last evening large number astend i
ID the session of the George Elmore !
iancing school held in the Howland hall.
4 social dance was held in connection
with the class.
local barber shops affiliated with the r
Of BARRIERS will be open tnIs
,vening until 10 o'clock. Tomorrow
III shops in the city will remain closed
throughout the day. i
H. Chester Sargent student at Wes- :
cyan university, was visitor in the =
ity yesterday while on his way to his
ome in East Barre to spend the annual ?
'hristmas vacation. Z
Prof. and Mrs. James G. Walker and i
amly OF Nergennes arrived in the city
o-day for visit at the home OF the 4
mother, Mrs Agnes Walker, oi +
rant avenue during the holidays. i.
Miss Agnes Mckay Of Ciif street is !
etained from her duties in the Lamorey p
lothing store by illness The vacancy y
lused by her absence il filled for the ol
me being by Miss Mary Mcdonald
Louis Quimby, the young drug clerk,
bo has been detained at his home in
laremont, n. H., for several days on ac- -
,unt of sprained ankle, was able to
,sune his duties at the Red Cross phar-
acy yesterday. IL
The condition of William Emslie. who III
ceived injuries to his right leg short ri
me ago at the Marr & Gordon plant, iv
mains about the same, and it will be a ha
after OF at least four weeks before he III
i'll be able to be out of doors. Of
A number of electricians employed by -
c. Perkins. who finished wiring the
church for the Christmas -
cruises, will 90 Thursday to Peacham. H.,
here a large wiring contract, started -
me weeks ago. will be completed. Ies
Rev. p. NJ. McKenna of St Monica's
urch, who left this city last week for
indefinite visit in hopes OF regaining
: health. has been stopping at New Fo
,rk since he left Barre and sailed to-
y for the Bermuda Islands.
Conductor Stephen Colby has resumed
arge OF the Barre branch trains. after va
few days detention at his home in ei'
on account OF illness. Con- roa
ctor Charles Simmons of the Mont IN
lier yards has been in charge of the pal
lnch train for the past few days len
Workmen have been employed for raj
z past week in constructing an oH'ca The
I'm on the first floor Of the Buzzcll by
ck at the front OF the bowling a. far
5. II Is the intention Of Mr.. Buz- az
to use this room as an office ani of