The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

/ Special dress goods values at Abbott's'
1 Big sale of waists to-day at The
Vaughan Store.
Store open until p. m. this evening.
! Closed all day Thursday At yaughan's.
Ribbons. Lot of holiday ribbons
bought in Boston last week, nearly hall
price at Vaughan's.
A service will be held at the Church
of the Good Shepherd at 40 a. m. on
Thanksgiving day.
If you do not like venison, you VIII
find other meats also at the Baptist
supper Tuesday, Dec 2.
Mrs. Hazel Bruce of 5 Hill street start
ed this morning for Schenectady, n. "
| for two weeks vacation.
| Harold w. Emerson, who has been
visiting relatives in Barre and Mont
pelier for the past 10 days, returned this
morning to his home in Jericho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Alderman, who
have been visiting friends in the city
for the past 10 days, returned last night
to their home in Northboro, Mass.
Mrs. T. f. Doyle and son. Bert Doyle,
of East Barre, were visitors in the city
to-day, leaving this forenoon for Mont
real, p. O., where they will spend sew
! eral days with relatives.
Robert d. Carpenter, pipeman EN-
ployed at the fire station, went this
morning to Robinson, where he will pass
Thanksgiving with his mother. His place
at the station is being filed by G. A.
Knapp.
n Colombo, who came to Barre from
| Mortified yesterday to attend the we'd
ding of his niece, Miss Lena Abbiatti, to
III totrg dos
in the city as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| B. Abbiatti.
| Order ice cream or frozen pudding
early, also get all the milk and cream
you wish, as we close at noon Thursday
for the remainder of the day. Limited
supply of strictly fresh eggs on hand.
| J.. B. Dodge.
G. Rollins Smith of St Adams, loco
motive engineer. yesterday filed a petit
tion in bankruptcy with Clerk T. S. Platt
of the United States court. His liabil-
tiles are S394.20 and his assets are given
as S23S.35 with $3.50 claimed exempt.
Harris orchestra went this afternoon
to Roxbury to furnish music for
Thanksgiving dance this evening. To-
morrow the same musicians will play
for dance to be given in Waterbury
under the auspices of the Knights of
Pythias.
Elder Frederick Stray, Seventh Day
Advent preacher, who has been conduct.
ing services in the Worthen block hall
for several weeks, has discontinued the
series for fortnight. He is attending
conference of the denomination in New
Hampshire this week.
Tonight being the eve of Thanksgiv-
ing, all union stores will remain open
until o'clock Tonsorial parlors affili'
ated with the BARRIERS association will
be open tonight until 10 o'clock. Both
barber shops and union stores will be
closed all day tomorrow.
In the Church street gymnasium last
night the ID. c. v team of the North
Barre Methodist mission defeated the
Mud Scratchers at basketball by a 10 d
score. Three of the d. C. V, baskets
were shot by Kio Granai. The two
teams will come together again next
week.
Cadets w. II. Munsell of Wells River.
A. r. Baylies of Taunton, Mass, w. +.
Gillian OF Barnet and G. l.. Stevens OF
East Hardwiek rode to Barre from
Mortified last night and visited friends
in the city to-day All of the men were
mounted and the return TO the univer-
sity was made this afternoon.
Among the college students home for
the Thanksgiving vacation are Earl {. /
Williams, Harold Morse. Alex Brown, !
James NJ. Langley, Howard Miles and !
Sprague brennan from Dartmouth col !
lege, Hanover, n. H.; William T. Maiden, !
Albert Mari and Louis Tomasi from the |
University of Vermont, Burlington; and
Stanton Burgess and A. Aulay Ogston
from Norwich university, Mortified.
The guest list at the City hotel yes
terday and to-day contained the follow |
ing entries, among others: II. NJ. Spauld !
ing, st. Johnsbury; l.. +. Butler, st. I
,Iohnsbury; H. s. Stafford. Orleans; +. |
H. Hayes. Burlington; +. L. Follausby, |
GuldhalI; II. +. Knaught, Palmer, |
Mass; G. II. Gebe, Boston; r. w. Nc |
Garry, New York City; ,. T. Shaw, |
Roxbury; w. J. Newcomb, Springfield, |
Mass; J. J. Gallagher, Readville, Mass,
8. +. Pearsons, Burlington; four cadets, |
Norwich university; C. S. Russell, sun
apee, n H.; b. E. Bcauregard, Spring
field.
Breach of peace cases against Pompio A.,
Cali and Charles Maffini in city court /
Yesterday were continued until Friday |
morning for sentence, both respondents /
having pleaded guilty. Charged with be-
ing implicated in an alteration on Cen |
ter street in which CALI and Matlini |
were alleged to have figured, Luigi Bro
valli OF Is Center street was arrested |
Yesterday by Officer John Dineen. Bro
valli furnished physicians certificate
saying that he was too i'll to attend |
court and the case against him was
continued until Friday.
Parcel post and the annual Christ
mas bulk OF mail business will be new
combination this year and how the two
will size up together is more OF less
conjeetural. The postoftice department /
is confident that the handling of the I
holiday mail this year will be greatly |
facilitated by the parcel post. The pub. I
lie will appreciate the new branch OF I
the mail service more than ever before.
In the local postofliee, as well as else
where, the government has caused to
no nnstad in cnnsnicuous nlacps DlaCardS /