The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-28
TALK OF THE TOWN
LaFrance shoes at Fits.
Aaa tba na.y draaaas al Uaua

See the new dresses at Vaughan's.
Black Cat silk hosiery at Abbott's.
Sadlier's, Keith avenue, comforters and
blankets,
Extra sizes, AZ, 40, 81, SO, in house
dresses at Perry's,
Our Christmas display OF booklets and
postcards are now ready. c. n. Kenyon
4 Co.
For a good neeced vest and pants at
20c each for all sizes, come TO Perrys
on Saturday.
Miss Jessie Randall of 8 Averill street
left yesterday for few days visit with
friends in Burlington. :.
Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Grassland Of
Wellington street returned to-day from
q few days stay in Montreal.
Miss Katherine Stewart, teacher in
the public schools of Chelsea, is passing
a few days with friends in Barre.
Victor records for December go on sale
this day, the 2sth. Call and get latest
catalogue at Bailey's, ID Elm street.
Miss Josephine Gilbert returned this
morning to her home in Colchester, after
passing the week with friends in Barre
Town.
Il. 7. Arey, until recently resident of
Barre, shot fine buck Wednesday alter
noon on the farm at Waterbury Center
where he moved short time ago.
Miss Angie Venetti, who is taking
vacation from her duties in the Vermont
Fruit store, went this morning to Bur
lington for week END visit with friends.
Mrs. J.. L. Dow of Bristol returned
home last night after few days visit
with Mrs. j. j. Roades of this city. She
was accompanied by Mrs. w. Il, Curtiss.
Robert Turner of 8 Hall street re-
turned home to-day, after being away
seven weeks, setting up monuments for
Jones Bros. at Plymouth and Winchen-
don, Mass.
Miss Elizabeth Brown OF Grant ave.
nue., who has been spending the Thanks
giving recess in the city, returned this
morning to Bradford, where she is en-
gagged as a teacher in the public schools.
Christmas club members should look
over their cards and see if all payments
have been made. December is the last
lay payments can be made on this years
Open Saturday and Monday
evenings 7 to s o'clock. Barre Savings
Bank & Trust Co.
Congressman Frank L. Greene of the
irst district, who was the speaker at a
moke talk given in the Vincitia club
asst evening under the auspices of the
3arre Board of Trade, returned this
morning to his home in st. Adams. To-
morrow Congressman Greene will re- ,
urn to Washington, d. c., for the re-
pening OF Congress.
The teachers in the North Barre school
Who had charge of the entertainment at ,
he school on last Tuesday night were !
ir. Kateon, Miss Mitchell, Miss Lyman,
Hiss White, Miss MacConachie, Miss
'rady, Miss Mack, Miss Soldini and Miss
arson. In the report of the affair in
Wednesdays paper the name of Miss \
arson was inadvertently omitted.
The recently issued basket bail sched- !
lie of Hardwick academy contains four I
ames with Barre school teams. At
Jan. 8, Goddard will line up
yainst the academy team and return I
anne viii be played in this city between
he two teams on Jan 20. : Hardwick
lays Spaulding high school at Barre .
eb. IL and one week later the local =
hool boys will return the compliment
Hardwick. Goddard and Spaulding
anagers are both working hard to com.
etc their schedules and before Dec. /
is expected that the itinerary of the
ans will have been mapped out Each
iintet will take three trips during the
inter months. al
Mishap waited on the uptown journey
the 7:45 car over the Barre Mont u
lier Traction & Power Co.'S line last
ght. As the main line car approached al
e switch at city square the foreward X
ucks continued along up South Main
rect, while the rear trucks chose the Il
lily climb up Washington street. Nearly ca
a right angle with the Main street
ack the car stood when the motorman
ought it 10 q standstill. The trucks -, ~
ing loosely on a swivel and a group of y,
lockers who gathered at the switch
re somewhat surprised 10 see the
Icxs travel down the two lines at the in
me time and come together properly Ia
ter the junction had been reached. No ca
mage was done and traffic was de- IT
7ed but few minutes. so
At the regular Friday evening service y
the Church Of the God Shepherd last
sning, an interesting missionary ad. ap
SO was given by Rev John w. Chap TO
N Of Anvik, Alaska, who is passing TT
'eral weeks az his home in Ferrisburg o'C
was assisted in the services by the phi
tor. Rev. W. J. NJ Beattie. Rev. Mr.. st,
apman confined himself almost en- he
ely TO the work OF the missionaries oh
Ter Bishop Rowe. Some Of the hard Gu
p which the workers encounter were ISL
idly portrayed by the speaker, but
remarks were not concerned solely We
n that phase Of missionary effort in da
north. He told something OF the IA
& resources OF Alaska and Of the m
rs for their development which the fv
rernment j. considering. Rev. Mr. mo
,pmsn returned this morning TO Mid. wi
bury, after having been a guest while Eu
the city Of Mr. and Mrs r. G. How ms
. Of French street. sal
7nder the leadership Of Captain n. G. y
zee. Canton Nint0n. No p Patriarchs as
liant, held its annual inspection last 81
ming al 0dd Fellow hail IN tie Cor -
block Interest 20 the parade Of the -.
ton was heightened BY the presence
.wo prominent 0ffi0ers Of the state or. =