The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

See our adv. Enough said "The Liv
Store" Barre Drug Co.
Do you want to save money? SCI
our adv. "The Live Store" Barre Drug
Co.
!, What better? A pair of high-cu
storm shoes for that boy. Tilden Shoe
Co.
Michael Mclaughlin of Granitevill'
has opened UP barber shop at 81
North Main street, this city.
Mrs. c. H. Granger and daughter, Flor,
ence, of Park street, left to-day for Ran
dolph, where they will visit relatives foi
"a few days.
For Christmas gifts, a Maish comfort
in silk, sateen or silkoline; some beau
ties at $3.50, $2.9S, $3.50, S3.9S, $3.50
$500, and $500. At Perry's.
William Jangraw, who is employed as
"a blacksmith in Morrisville, returned to
his work Saturday, after spending few
days with friends in the city.
William Given, who is employed by a
hardware company in Montreal, P. o.
arrived in the city to-day to pass the
holidays at his home, Is Richardson
street.
/ Giuseppe Caravatti, who has been
making an extended stay at his former
home in Italy, arrived in the city this
morning from New York, where he re-
| Gently landed from the French liner,
La Partisan.
Christmas eve all barber shops in the
city affiliated with the BARRIERS union
viii remain open until 10 o'clock. All
of the city shops will be closed on the
following day.
Robert Clogston of Brandon, teacher
| in the graded schools of East Barre, was
a visitor in the city Saturday while on
his way to Montpelier Junction, where
he will be employed as special railway
mail clerk during the holiday season.
Kino j. Maggiani of Merchant street
returned this forenoon from Burlington,
accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Nj.
Mapgian. and r. Rossi, both of whom
| were returning from Quincy, Mass,
where they attended wedding, Satur-
day.
Arthur c. Lane of Trow hill, express
messenger on the Barre branch, left this
morning for st. Adams, to which point
| he has been transferred for the holidays.
Mr.. Lane win be employed on the New
England States Limited between st. Al
bans and Canaan, N. II. His place on
the local train is temporarily filed by
Frank Nelson of the Montpelier Ameri-
can Express office.
Some of the moving spirits in local
basketball circles have received chal-
lenge from the strong Berlin, n. H.,
team. which will probably be accepted,
if present plans materialize. Some of
the college men home for the holidays
will likely make up a team that will 60
to Berlin New Years night. Earl Will
liams OF Dartmouth, Aulay Ogston OF
Norwich, Francis Grady and Others will
start the game for the Barre team.
Angus A. Smith of Perry street re,
turned yesterday from Montreal, P. O.,
where he has been passing three months
on business Mr.. Smith states that the
business depression which Canadian f.
nancers predicted would follow the rise
in cost OF food stutfs has not material.
lied thus far. Business men in the me-
tropolis speak in optimistic tones OF
the situation, although lumber dealers
are lamenting the open winter which
seems to be in prospect.
Out of town guests registered at the
City hotel over the weekend were as
follows: William Elliott, New York;
j. w. Buchanan. Marion, Ind; William
Roberts, Boston; G. E. Grossarth, Bur-
lington; Louis Dopp, Burlington; w.
Garner, New York; H. S. Putnam, st.
Johnsbury; G. W. Reynolds. Boston; n.
III. Rogers, San Francisco, CAL; A. w.
Field, Tweed, Ont; Edwin Tobin, Bos
ton; b. A. Goodrich, Chelsea; c, S. Mac
Nabb, Portsmouth, N. H.; /. SeHgman, |
New York.
Miss Grace J.. Cheney of Washington |
was visitor in the city this forenoon |
while on her way to Boston, where she |
will pass the holidays. Joseph Reynolds |
left on the Sis train for Rockland, |
Me-, where he will visit friends until |
after New Years. Miss Kate Ararston, |
who has been visiting relatives in the |
city for few days. returned this fore
noon to her home in Claremont, n. H., |
and Patrick Kelliher who is recovering |
from serious injuries which he received |
while working at Burke Bros plant a
few weeks ago, left this forenoon for |
Burke, n. Y, where he will remain I'M
til after the holidays. Robert Melvin, i
who has been employed in w F, Muir |
rays Eagle cafe on North Main street
for the past six months, left at s:15
for New York, where he will spend a
few days before going to Arlington, n. I
J., for an extended stay.
Attorney and Mrs. Philomore Harris
Of Biddeford, Me-, arrived in the city 4
night to make visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Brown
IN jefferson street. Porter Averill, prin-
,ipal of the Fair Haven school, arrived
n the city Saturday to pass the holidays
It his home. He was accompanied by
lis wife. Carroll Smith, who attends
Institute of Technology.
Irriyed in the city Saturday from Boz
on for visit. Earl Dickey, who at
ends Clark college, was visitor in the
ity yesterday, returning from Worces.
er, Mass, to his home at East Barre
or a few days VISIT. Harold Rollins.
Who has been visiting with friends nj
returned to the city last night.
Hiss Annie Nichols, who has been at
ending dressmaking and designing
chools at Worcester, Mass, arrived in
he city Saturday night for few days
-isit at the home of her parents, Mr..
nd Mrs Thomas Nchols of Highland