The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

, Clearance sale going on at Yaughan's
Roller skating tonight in Miles hall
Ladies' night tonight at the Buzzel
rink. The weather is right and smooth
surface assures you good skating.
Malcolm Williams, one OF the foremost
character delineators of the American
stage, in Daniel Frohman's famous play
"The Brute at the Pavilion Theatr,
Monday.
The annual banquet of the Barre Coll
club will be held at the X. of p. hall Jan
8. At this time the cups and trophies
won during the past season will be pre-.
sented. Members Of the club are urged
to attend.
All the latest fashiona BILE spring goods
have arrived at Mrs Bertha Beattie's
Speciality Shop, 80 South Main street
and large display of embroideries, suit
ed for all ages and occasions, are shown.
Classes are being formed in basket work
| Don't forget the basketball game New
Years afternoon at Church street gym.
nasium at $3.50 o'clock vs.. Barre
| All-Stars. Co. F defeated Granitevile
Tuesday night at Graniteyille, % to lG.
| Fast game guaranteed. Seating capacity
| 450, so come early. The Barre team CON
sists Of 0gston, Brown, Tomasi, Hooker,
| oliver. and Smith.
Miss Thresa LaPage was pleasantly
! surprised last evening, when about p
| friends called to celebrate her birthday
anniversary. Music and games were en-
joyed and refreshments of sandwiches.
cake and coffee We're served. In behalf
Of the company, Henry LeCair present
ed her a purse of money. The party
broke up at late hour. wishing her
many more happy birthdays.
Graduates OF the academic department
OF Spaulding high school in the class Of
1918 held their annual reunion last even
ing, the occasion this year being a sleigh
ride to Plainfeld. Among the 80 mem
bers of the class who participated in the
sleighing party We're a number of college
students visiting at their homes here for
the holidays. With a very few "Xcep-
tons the class roster in its entirety was
present when one OF the Jones & I'VE
barges left the city in the late afternoon.
The alumni members were accompanied
by Miss Frieda Hooker and Mr.. Cutler.
At Painfeld an appetizing supper was
served in the Bancroft inn and after
wards there was an impromptu dancing
program on the second floor Of the inn.
The return to Barre by moonlight was
made around midnight In charge OF the 1
affair was committee consisting OF /
Harold knight. Horace Sowles, James NJ |
Langley, and George Adie.
New Years day in Barre promises 10 /
conform pretty wen 10 the Observance 4
accorded the holiday IN times past 4
There will be- the usual suspension Of 4
business activities, customary family re-
unions and neighborly calls that have q
peculiar significance at the beginning Of I
zach new year Granite manufacturers
who have been doing business since the
md Of the Christmas recess closed down
his afternoon for the remainder Of the
week Next Monday morning blast
viii he heard from the whistles in the
toneshed belt Stores viii be- closed TO-
morrow. ~ wen a. banks. Barber shops
cmain open this evening until ~ o'clock
md will not reopen until Saturday morn
ng. Customary holiday hours viii be-
deserved a. the postoilice. The Times
yin h. issued at noon. For = number 81
hurches in the city New Years viii b.
marked hv annual meetings Special
er,ices are to b. held IN 81. Monica's I.
hurch to-morrow forenoon AZ 5 O'Clock !.
nd again AZ 10 O'Clock At the Church
Z the Good shepherd there will b. serv +,
80 at 1880 O'Clock tonight Uniyer
alist. Baptist. Methodist. and Congre
ational societies are 20 hold their an
ual business meetings either on the
lreshoid ~ the new wear or on the first
az 81 1915