The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-09
TALK OF THE TOWN
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Ladies' union dance tonight.
See those half.prieed suits az Abbotts
Free patterns 10 children accompanied
by adults. Fitts'.
Victor. yictrolas and records, also Ed
son monographs, AZ Bailey's.
The Presbyterian choir isgasked u
meet TOR short rehearsal Immediately
after the fair tonight.
Rev q G. Davenport OF Middletown,
Conn, will give missionary talk Ut tine
Church q the Good Shepherd this even.
ing.
Mrs Peter p. BIonin Of Alern place
went this morning 10 Waterbury for a
stay Of several days.
The men who are 10 cook the supper 70
be served at the Presbyterian church on
Saturday, Dee. ~, are all experienced, 20
a good wholesome meal is assured.
Mrs. William McI3ayDe, who has been
passing several days In Barre as a guest
in the home Of John Stephen, left mast
evening for her home in HalloweII, Ne.
One u the regular policemen picked up
a bunch OF keys on the street yesterday.
The keys may be had at the police sta
ton after the owner has paid for this ad.
Miss Bessie Farnsworth, who has been
at her former home on South Main
street since returning 10 Barre from an
extended stay in Westerly, X. l., left
this forenoon for visit in Worcester,
Mass.
Manager Frank Mcdonald Of the
Spaulding basketball team has completed
negotiations for games with Burlington
high school in the Queen city March 8
and IN Barre Feb. IL. Other games will
be announced within few days and a
short schedule Of practice games will be
played before the holidays.
Charles McGrath OF Boston has been
passing a few days in the city as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Philbrook, |
who staged THE Runaways" in the opera |
house Monday and Tuesday under the /
auspices Of the Woman's club. Mr. Nc
ofath s producing the same comic opera
IN different Bay state cities.
From fairyiew farm in Burlington a |
Guernsey bull came to town
this morning. The animal il registered II
and has a pedigree OF considerable length. 4
He was consigned to A. r. and A. i. H
smith and viii be added to the splen.
lid herd of cattle which Mcgsrs. Smith Il
have at their farm on Trow hill.
Ruth chapter, No. 80, o. +. s., is plan.
ming pretentious welcome for the Wis
ting deputies who are to conduct their
annual inspection Of the chapter this
syening. With the assistance Of the men
Of the lodge, the ladies will
serve banquet in the hall at $50
o'clock. The ceremonial and inspection
will follow directly after the dinner hour.
George A. Spencer died at his home
lear Maple hill in Plainfeld yesterday
fter lingering illness. Mr.. Spencer was
brother law-to Mrs. Sarah d. jamie
on OF ~ Maple avenue, this city, and
vas quite well known in Barre and vicin-
ty Funeral services will be held from
be house Thursday afternoon and the
1terment will be made in the cemetery 4
lidway between Plainfeld and Marsh
ED
William A. Daniels OF $40 North Main =
treet who has been employed in the .
opacity Of yard clerk at the Cettral r
ermont freight office for some time, II
as resigned bis position, TO take effect
aturday night. Mr.. Daniels viii be
nployed in Jacks lunch room, succeed
" Joseph kenctick Clarence j. Bis
op of Washington street has been pro-
oted 10 Mr.. Daniels position and Ger
ID Brock succeeds Mr.. Bishop as
eight house foreman.
Boutwell,. Milne & Varnum, Barre's big
ast quarrying concern, are distributing II
patrons and others some very novel
Jiiday compliments. The favor is in the
lape of a serriceable thermometer II
lapted either 10 use indoors or out IN
le open. The dial is enclosed in case
gun met-l and on the face Of the Their II
ometer. circular in form, is inscribed II
IL name of the company and its Rock
Ages" product. To reach every one of
e company's friends, the parcel post
~ employed. The thermometers were
eurely packed and shipped in wooden
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