The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

A son was born yesterday 10 Mr.. an'
Mrs, George Gauthier of Berlin street,
Remnants and broken lots must b
sold at any price, The Vaughan Store,
| The auditing committee OF Winnettl
council, No 10, please meet in the hal
tonight.
Tom Hanna, who has been employed az
timekeeper at the new City hospital on
Washington street, has gone to his home
in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mcmahon and
children of West street were guests at
the home of Bert Hutchins in Worcester
over the week end
Raymond l.. Arkley Of Averill street
returned last evening from Springfield
Mass, where he has been spending q
week with relatives.
Malcolm u. McRae OF Graniteville was
a visitor this morning while on his way
to Sherbrooke, p, O., to visit relatives
until after New Years,
The first payment is due o,day on the
Christmas club accounts. Come in and
join. Open this evening from to s
o'clock Barre Savings Bank & Trust
Co.
John Kelly and daughter, who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John D..
Kelly of Liberty street for a few days,
have returned to their home in Burling
ton.
George Quinn former resident of
Barre, who has been making a weeks
visit with friends in this city and Mont.
pelicr, returned last night to Concord,
n. H., where he is employed as plumb
er.
Members Of Major L. A. Abbott camp,
No, Ia, are requested to be present at
special meeting, to be held Tuesday
evening, Dec. 30 at 1880 o'clock. Bus
mess of interest to every member. BY
order of O. j. Dodge, commander.
Alfredo Lori BartoIomeo Del Chiappo
and Antonio Del Chiappo left the city
day for New York, whence they will
sail at noon Wednesday on the LeVeloce
liner, Stampalia, for Genoa, going thence
TO their home in northern Italy to re-
main until spring.
A meeting of the Burns club was held
in the Clan Gordon hall Dec 20, Presi-
dent Angus Mcdonald in the chair After
hearing the reports Of the previous meet
ing and the financial Standing of the
club, the election of officers to serve for
1915 was in order and resulted as fol. |
lows: President, Hugh Christie; vice
president. James Booths secretary,
James Hogg; treasurer. James Rae |
trustees. James X. Anderson, William
Morrison: auditors, James Smart, George |
Cormack 1t was then decided to hold
the annual celebration in the Clan Gordon
hall on the Goth day of January, 1915
After ten years of loyal service as
Sunday school superintendent at the
Hedding church. G. s. Andrews is given
| turlough of one year. His many friends
nope with this furlough he may then
axe up the duties of this Office for an
,ther ten years. His faithful and eff
tent work has been highly appreciated
~ the people of the Holding church,
Who, as a small token OF their apprecia-
ion, presented to him yesterday at the
sunday school session a fine picture by
Wallace Nutting and shining gold piece
o represent the years of loyal service
o the school. Every child wanted to
contribute his or her part toward this
lift of love for one so long connected
With the school, for Mr. Andrews has
Won the love and esteem OF every schol-
II, and in the past ten years he has built
nto the school much that will remain
or good in helping to lay the foundation
tones of true character. Alvin Gates ;
axes the position OF superintendent
ext Sunday. His faithfulness in all
epart meHts OF church work makes him !
good man for this important Office