The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Toques received to-day at Vaughan's
Ten yards ls-inch diaper cotton 50C
at Knights.
See hst OF w. r. Richardson rea
estate, page 7.
Come to the clearance sale at The
Vaughan Store.
For prices see our January clearance
sale adv on page two. Paris Shirtwaist
House.
Ralph Corners of Burlington arrived
to-day for a few days visit with friends
in the city.
Victor records for January have ar
rived. Call and hear them at Bailey's,
! II Elm street.
Nash Murray, who has been employed
in Providence, r. L., returned to this
city last night for an extended visit.
Miss Augustine Larochele, student
at the University of Vermont, is at her
home on Railroad street for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Emslie are
spending several days with relatives in
Hartford Conn, and other sections of
that state.
A special meeting of local 4SS, NJ p.
T., will be held in their hall Wednesday,
Dec. 80, at o'clock. Business of inn
portance. A. f. Milne, president.
Misses Wnifred Ellis, Louise Morrill,
and Merle and Lou Plastridge Were
among the Barre shoppers to-day. They
returned to their home in Northtield this
afternoon.
Russell Hoyt, who has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoyt,
of Summer street, returned this fore
noon to Philadelphia, where he is at
tending the Jefferson College of Medicine.
A Christmas club account is the best
way to save small amounts weekly. At
the end Of the year you get your check
for the full amount paid in. Join TO-
day. Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co.
1t doesn't matter who you are or
you have ever written photo
play or any kind of play before, you
are eligible to try for the $4,000 prize. |
For further information see the manager
Of the Pavilion Theatre.-Adv.
Members of Major L. A. Abbott camp,
No. II, are requested to be present at
special meeting, to be held Tuesday
evening, Dec. 20, at 1880 o'clock. Bus
ness of interest to every member. By |
order of O. J. Dodge commander.
Spring water companies are not the
ightest sufferers from the recent cold
,pell as the arrival of low extremes in
seems to have found sew
raj systems in state of unprepared
less. On the east side of the city one of
he best known spring water systems in
Barre is said to be completely stopped by
Training out one cold night, while pat
ons OF another water dealer are having
heir troubles, too, even though the sys
EN- is serving some OF its regular users.
With the city supply to fall back on as |
lsual none of the spring owners are
although attempts are being :
made to put the private systems on Il [
eryiceable footing again. i
News has been received here of the :
,edding Of Dominic T.. Weafer and Miss {
.ucy Marion Slayton, which was quietly c
celebrated in Montpelier last Friday a
yening. Both the bride and groom are '
atiyes of Morrsyille and until recently Q
he groom has been employed there. His g
arenss are Mr.. and Mrs. John Weafer {
nd the bride is the daughter of Mr. and ]
Irs. c. A. Slayton of Morrisyille. After ]
short visit in Morrisvile they will go J
, Windsor. where Mr.. Weafer has en-
Ioyment with the Windsor Clothing Co.
he bride is a graduate OF Peoples acad
NY and for time after her gradua ton \
ne was engaged as schoolteacher in
lie public schools of Morrisville. Lat
'rly, she has been employed in the Of
of her father, who is superintendent d
electric lights in Morrisyille. Mr. \
'eafer is a graduate OF Peoples sead- d
ny and last June he received degree Il
ON Middlebury college. Here in Barre e,
, has been employed at different times Il
! the Lamorey Clothing Co. and in al
Isebal circles he il well known as a
ember OF the varsity team at Middle II
Try and locally as a player on the Ital- &C
n A. G. team. t.