The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Christmas goods in boxes at Abbott's
Boys and girls books, those SOC popu
lar copyright books, also latest fiction, n
Martins Bookstore.
The McWhorter Co. are showing Keisel
and Cheney neckwear, 25c to Sl.00,
Small bisque and celluloid dolls a
Miss Rowell's, corner Main and Pear
streets.
w. w. Perkins of Bethel was among
the business visitors in the city yester
day and to-day.
DR., D. e. Jarvis of 50 Franklin street
left yesterday for Burlington, whore he
will visit relatives for short time.
Mrs. Frank Cave of French street re-
turned home yesterday from Boston
where she attended the funeral of rela-
tive.
Mrs. Ruth Chantlin of Minneapolis is
spending the holidays with her mother
Mrs. Stella Lawrence of the Northern
hotel.
There will be rehearsal for the
Christmas concert at the Baptist church
Thursday afternoon directly after
school,
Mrs. George Williams of Williams
town, who has been visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. r. G. Waterman of Camp
street, returned home to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand Sully, who have
been visiting in Barre and Montpelier for
few days, returned this morning to
their home in Ogdensburg, N. Y.
The Lend Hand society of the Ber-
lin Corners Congregational church will
hold an all-day sew on Thursday at the
residence of Mrs. William Turner.
Mrs. Jacob Harder, who has been Wis
iting in Randolph for few days, left
the city to-day for her home in Califor
mia, after making an extended stay in
New England
Peter Calderara who has been passing
10 days at his former home in Barre, left
last night for short stay in Concord,
N. H., before going to Milford, Mass,
where he has employment.
have left one dozen and half fur
sets, which | will close out at very low
figure. You will be surprised. Better
come in and look them over. Joe Koval-
sky, Tailor Shop, Eastman block
Frank Walker who has been detained
at his home, 81 Jefferson street, by illness
for the past fortnight, is slowly recover.
ing his health, although he will be un-
able TO be out of doors for several days.
A parcel of land in Edgeclff near
Montpelier has been sold by the ID. A.
Perry real estate agency to Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. keegan of the capital. The plot
adjoins property now owned by Mr.. Kee-
gan.
Nearly so couples attended the dance |
last night given by the |. 0. f. in the |
X. OF G. hall in the Scampini block The |
Christopher Columbus band Of five pieces |
furnished music and dancing was en-
ioyed until midnight
John Colombo OF Elliston street and
John Sassi OF North Main street left this
morning for South Ryegate, where they
will remain until Saturday as the guests
Of party of hunters in the woods
lround Pine mountain.
Mrs. b. L. Newman OF Horlowton
was in the city yesterday on
Ter way to Waterbury after few days
'isit with friends and relatives in Wash
neton. Later Mrs Newman viii return
D her western home
A poll of the lawyers represented in I
iyil case at city court this forenoon
ound three.fourths of the attorneys ia ,
oring Congressman Gardner in his agi-
alton for a larger complement Of regu-
ar soldiers in the United States army.
'wo Of the minority barristers thought
he country's geographical isolation is an
Elective barrier against invasion.
At Merlo's alleys last evening the
owing match between Boston and
'ashington resulted in the former tax !
Y four points, and in the match be-
~een Detroit and Chicago the latter n
BOX four points. Thomas Burke got {
- pins for the high single string To-
ight New York bowls against Phila. I
alpha and Cleveland against St Louis. G
Cobble Hil grange held its regular .
eeting last night and two designations u
the list Of officers for the ensuing
EAR We're reported. Mrs. Henry Bassett y
as elected chaplain and Miss Helene a
aok, pianist. TO fill the vacancies. The :
'ogram was in charge Of Misses Hazel =
"a Helene Hack, Miss sutton and Mrs.
oben, who presented the laughable II
intomime, "A Domestic Tragedy" very g
ooessfully The officers for the ensu- u
z wear viii be installed al the next q
gular meeting, to be held Jan. 5. =
A delightful dancing party was given
the teachers Of Spaulding high school -
Rowland hail last evening in honor Of =
iss IIorey. formerly director II music y
the public schools. who has been Wis "
nc in town for two weeks. There =
re about twenty couples in attendance q
4 2 varied dance order was carried out =
music by Buce's orchestra Light r.. y
'shmcnts were served during the even. ~
Z. and the dancing was concluded at n
dnight &C
Deputy sheriff H. J. Slayton and Chief :"
lclair 81 the police department went 70 "
aniteyille Yesterday and served a close
] execution on one ~ LeNard. the
Inagrr II the Nashville Students. who
! putting on q Dixie Dreamland show
the quarry village this week Legal
ion against LeNard was started hv
orcd man named Aim. who is in Bur
gton ~ The present time II Is claimed
q Allen left the troupe last week with
manager owing bin back salary. Te
IA was disposed % dissent from he
en version ~ the SEPARATION when the =,
Gers took bin iu custody Yesterday.
when the latteI were 81 tha point of
einp him uith Sheriff g.. M Tracy Is i.
county iaii. b. + said 10 have rar.tu-
n Arrangements betueen AHrn and
j ard over nc Telephone brought abort
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