The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-11
TALK OF THE TOWN
Hoagknit sweaters at Abbott's.
Pipes at one-half price at Landers.'

H Hoagknit sweaters at Abbotts.
H Pipes at one-half price at Landers.'
Roman stripes. Paris Shirtwais
II House.
All fall and winter suits at one.hal
\ price, Fits.
Latest Christmas neckwear at tn
| Vaughan Store.
"Our. Latest" cigars in small boxes o.
IL and 26's at Landers'
See the $l,50 kid gloves Saturday a
Sl,00 pair at Vaughan's.
Special prices on all serge dresses fol
Saturday. Paris Shirtwaist House.
Mrs. Peter Blouin OF Blackwell street
has returned home, after passing few
days with relatives in Waterbury.
d. ID. Royce of Maple avenue left this
forenoon for Boston, where she will re-
main for visit of several days with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. 4. Blair of Chazy, n
Y, arrived yesterday for short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Elector Blair Of Far
well street.
If for nothing else than curiosity
you should plan to take in the mems
supper at the Presbyterian church Satur-
day, Dec. ~.
Charles A. Carruthers, who with Peter
Calderara, has been spending few days
in Barre, returned this morning to his
home in Gardner, Mass.
Saturday specials at the Barre Candy
Kitchen: Mixed chocolates, Zoe per h..
| peach blossoms, Sc per H.; cocoanut and
peanut squares, l5c per ID.
Mrs. John Bisbee and daughter, Joyce,
of Moretown, who have been making a
| short visit at the home Of George Linekin
of Merchant street, returned to their
home to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nadeau and Mr.,
and Mrs. Lewis Collette of Shelburne
who have been visiting for the past few
days at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
Charbonneau of Madison avenue, left for
their home to-day.
Rev. G. o. Durham of Washington was
visitor in the city day while on his
way home from Rutland, where he has
been attending missionary conference
of Baptist clergymen. Rev John Biork
Of the Swedish Baptist mission on Brook
street, will return from the conference to-
morrow.
have a few hundred dollars worth Of
pipes in meerchaum and brier that / viii
sell at one-haif price during the holi
days. You will save one-half by buying
here. Watch window for the next few
days. Pipes are from the best manu-
facturers in the world George t. Ian,
der Tobbacconist, % Main street.
Funeral services for Bernard Stewart
OF Currier street, who met death while
telling tree on the French estate on
Wednesday morning, are to be held at his |
late home Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock Rev. w. J. NJ. Beattie, rector Of
the Church of the Good Shepherd, will Of |
ficiate and the interment will be made in /
Elmwood cemetery.
Edward Vallerugo of Berlin street re-
turned to Barre this morning from New
York, where he accompanied his wife and /
four children Wednesday. Mrs Nalleru
90 and her four daughters, Marie, iAicie,
Jeanni and Estering, sailed yesterday on
the Italian Navigation Co.'S liner Amer
lea, for Genoa, whence they will proceed
10 the northern part of Italy to remain
during the winter months. A number of
other bookings have been made at the
Marion agency in this city by people
who expect to be in the old country by
Christmas.
Among the merchants of Barre there
s every indication that the SHOP early"
logan is being minded by the buying
public Christmas business has been
yaining momentum since the middle OF
he week and there is an optimistic
ceiling among the tradesmen that the
week before Christmas rush this year will
'ot be as heavy by reason Of the fact
hat people arc buying earlier. Mer-
hants are hoping that a fall of snow ,
will do its share in making good their :
christmas business this season.
Last evening in the X. Of G. hall in the
Sea mpini block, St Johns court. No. so.
'ath0lic order OF Foresters, held their
nnual clambake and election of officers
About - members were present and aft
r the meeting a social time was enjoyed
" all. The following officers were elect I
d. Chief ranger, John Papin; vice chief
anger. Lawrence O'Kelly; treasurer, Ar
hur Loranger; financial secretary Ed
.ari McNulty; corresponding secretary,
.dward Murphy; trustees, J.. J. Dion and
ames Fitzgerald Louis Giullette was
lected to attend a. delegate at the state ,
invention.
Rev r. r Newell. pastor Of the He'd
ing Methodist church. was Ia Plainheld
esterdav % oficiate az the funeral Of
gorge A. Spencer. whose death last
tuesday followed a lingering illness
hich resulted from bad fan received
Neral weeks ago. Services were held
/ Nj. Spcncer's home on Maple bill in
b afternoon At o'clock Two seiec-
ons were rendered BY Mrs Eldro
stohclder and the bearers we're the
'essrs. Martin and Teachout Inter.
ent took place IN the cemetery mid
az between Marshfcld and plaiuf.rld
r spcuoer was ~ years old and lived 1
Flamfrl1 since moving from Marsh
"a nearly d wears aNo.
ersuheuIle 4. e. added another scalp +,
its hong Ist ~ victories a. thc gym. !,
lsium IN that village last evening when
b Barre All stars taek TIE count BY
are 81 10 ~ D. The bome team 8is- :
aye8 batter pmbinatioH work ANA
eHled ~ D. conditioned Ilie Barre com
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