The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-10
TALK OF THE TOWN
Holiday umbrellas at Knights.
Dolls beds and. carriages Mt Hooker


Ladies' neckwaar all boxed at Alb
bott's.
! Electric lamps of all descriptions AM
prices, at Hooker's.
Rummagc sale, congregational church
Friday afternoon and evening. dee. II.
Chairs and rockers for the little lad'
Christmas at Rockers.
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter, No
/ s, O. II. s., will be held Wednesday even
ing Dec. 10, at 1880 o'clock
Rev. A. c. Griffin of st. Monica
church returned this forenoon from
few days visit to Burlington.
John W. Vaughan returned home this
morning from Boston, where he has beer
spending few days on business.
| Lynn G. Lebaron of 1927 North MAR
street left this morning for Morrisville
where he will be employed in a stone
shed.
Miss Belle Webster of Short street
left this morning for Rochester N. Y.
where she will be employed during the
winter.
Mrs. William Cole and Mrs. Ear
Parker left to-day for Burlington, where
they will make a brief visit witt
| friends.
| Henry Tierney of North Main street
returned this forenoon from few days
visit with relatives at st. Johnsbufy
and Somerville.
Mrs. Donald DcColaines and little son
of Highland avenue went this morning
to Ludlow, where they win visit the
formers sister for few days.
Mrs. w. s. Young and Mrs. A. IT,
Goodell left the city this morning for
Leominster, Mass, where they will make
an extended visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Adams Of South
Main street left this morning for Hayer-
hill, Mass, where they will remain un-
til after the holidays with Mrs. Adams
parents.
Carl Westover, who has been EN-
ployed at the Caron bakery for the past
few months, completed his duties there
yesterday and left for his home at
Boston.
Annual meeting of Col. j. b. Mead
circle, No. | L. of c. A. r., will be held
Friday afternoon at 2;30 for election OF
officers. Every member is requested to
be present.
James Edwin Alexander of Branch
street, who underwent serious opera
ton at the Heaton hospital in Mont
pelier five weeks ago, has returned
home, much improved in health.
= Miss Eva SeYegny OF North Main
street and Miss Eva Marin OF North
Seminary street returned home last
night from Claremont, n. H., where they
have been spending several days with
friends.
Mrs. Noble Love, Miss Eula Ayerill,
Mrs Alex Milne, Mrs. Charles Kenyon
and Mrs. H. T. Mather went this morn
ing to Mortified to pass the day as the
guests of Mrs. Leon Smith, a former res
ident of Barre.
Among those who registered at the
Buzzell hotel yesterday were the fol-
lowing; J. A. Bond, Burlington; Miss
G. A. Bashaw. Rutland: Z. J. Courir,
Richford; Il. T. Harwood, Syracuse;
G. l.. Wilder Boston; W. l.. Cate, Nal
den, Mass.
The Catholic Order Of Foresters viii
hold their annual election of officers on
Thursday night. At the close OF the
the annual clam feast viii be
held. For the past dozen years this
feast has been one Of the big events OF
the orders calendar.
This evening at the Church street
gymnasium the ID. G. V. club will meet
the Pearl Street Tigers in the second
game of the series to be played between
the two teams this winter. The first
game fortnight ago resulted in vic
tory for the d. c. V. club.
r. ~ IS Il
high school basketball team has eircu-
ated posters throughout the city, an
bouncing the initial game OF the season
against the Spaulding alumni on Fri.
lay night. The lineup of the alumni
team appears on the posters as follows;
Ayerill, Hagan, 0gston, Troupe, and
Stuart. Stuart is captain and manager
If the team.
Charles Hoernle, an instructor at God
lard seminary, left to-day for st.
Johnsbury, where he win attend the an
lual midwinter banquet conducted by
he Sunset league Of that town this |
evening. Mr.. Hoernle is slated to adj
lress the banqueters on some current |
baseball topic. Larry" Gardner, the |
Falls player, viii attend and |
address the members of the league.
Publishers of Judge Wendell Stat |
ord's book of orations have issued an
attractive little folder setting forth a
description OF the work and an index /
o its contents. The folder contains a
oreword by the editor of the volume and
or the frontpiece there is an excellent |
,icture of the Burns monument. Judge |
'taiford's speech on the occasion of the
Inveiing of the monument is in the
lewly published book. The volume was
eleased from the press early in De-
ember.
The social dance held under the
uspices of the Woman's club in the
Iowland hall last evening proved to be
success. There were about fifty
ouples in attendance. Riley's singing
furnished music for the
ancing, which continued from o'clock
ntil midnight. +. NJ. Tobin acted as
oc manager. The committee in charge
( the dance comprised Mrs. William
Iolden, Mrs. Arthur Tilden and Mrs.
]. N. Tobin. Mrs. H. ]. Smith acted
s chairman of the refreshment commit
ee Punch and waters were served to
he dancers from an attractive booth in
ne corner of the hall, Misses Kathleen
Iartin and Dorothy Averili served.
Pursuant to a general order issued
rom the office of the Central Vermont
abroad this week, all trains on the
'arre and Wiliamstown branches win |
GREATER travel with the baggage car
head of the coaches. The order became
ffective yesterday. One of the public