The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Persons & Bergs auto stage to Hard
wick will make a trip every day unit
snow prevents Telephone 1912.
Miss Gertrude Dale OF 6S Lewis street
commenced work this week for o. w
Hills, photographer, in Montpelier.
The mems society of the Presbyterian
church will meet in the vestry Friday
night at 7 o'clock All men invited.
Mrs, Ralph Turner of South MAR
street returned home last night from q
two weeks visit with relatives in Hart.
ford, Conn.
George II. Whitney returned to-day
to his home in Bellows Falls, after hav-
ing been guest OF A. A. Lamorey of
Currier street.
| Among the Barre business visitors to-
day were r. Il. Barr of Cabot, b. Il.
Beauregard of Springfield and Harry Gale
OF Woonsocket, r. !.
Now is the time to buy your coffee
at 20 cents per pound, and nice fancy
eggs at "a cents per dozen ut Louis Ro-
manos', SO Prospect street.
Andrew Faulkner, David Cummings
and Alexander krton left last evening
for Boston, where they will remain with
relatives until after the holidays.
In All Things Moderation two
reel |. NJ. ?. drama, featuring Alex Gaden
and Dorothy Phillips; also "The Great
est of These" an Eclair, featuring Belle
Adair, at the Bijou.
Mrs Michael Mcdonald and children
Of AZ Pearl street left the city this fore
noon for Cambridge, Mass, where they
will remain with relatives until after the
holidays. They were accompanied by
Mr. Mcdonald, who will return before
going to Massachusetts, to be with his
family Christmas.
Alfredo Concha of North Main street
left the city last evening for New York,
where he viii join number of other
Barre people in sailing on the American
liner, st. Paul, for Liverpool, Eng, to-
morrow. The travelling party will cross
the English channel and proceed by rail
70 Spain to spend the winter.
At largely attended meeting OF the
/. A., A. O. H., in X. of G. ball last even
ing, the following officers were elected:
President, Mrs Laura Good; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Clara Riley; financial seere.
tary Mrs. Lizzie Brown; recording secre-
tary, Miss Rose Good; treasurer, Mrs.
Margaret Hastings; mistress at arms,
Mrs. Hannah Bonnette; sentinel, Mrs
Elizabeth Rogers. After the meeting,
musical program and refreshments were
enjoyed by ALL
With the moderation of the weather |
this forenoon the street department or
lered out the sprinklera and toward noon |
some Of the exasperating conditions in
,ident to the dust nuisance had been par
tally relieved For nearly a week the |
department head has hesitated about I
using the sprinklers, as it was feared /
hat the water would freeze and make |
he paved streets impossible. Weather
Indications to-day pointed toward
'now storm. so that the dust nuisance
will have been entirely abated If snow
alls in any quantity.
In the northeast window at Marrion's /
orner cigar store on Depot square an in
eresting exhibit is shown of the trophies II
o be awarded winners of the various
tournaments conducted by the Meadow
}rook Gulf club at its course off Brook
treet during the season just closing
The prizes will be distributed at the
nnual banquet and reunion of the Mea.
ow Brokers, which is to be held to-
morrow evening Among the prize win.
ers are g. H. Fraser who figured sue
essfully in two events. Joseph Fraser, ]
alexander Rollo, John Black and James
'almer. Attractive cups, medals, golf
ticks and umbrellas are included in Il
he list OF awards TO be made.