The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

Kenyon 20.
See hst of w. r. Richardson, real
estate, page 7.
Indian moccasins and snowshoe mecca
sins just received at Tilden Shoe Co.
The McWhorter Co. have a complete
, line OF ladies' and gents fur caps, and
fur.lined gloves
Boys and girls books those zoe popu-
lar copyright books, also latest fiction, at
Martins Bookstore.
Up-to date shoe shining parlors in con
nection with Mers' Barber Shop at l57
North Main street.
T.. Parent returned to Barre this morn
ing, after making short visit with
relatives in Richmond.
The class in parliamentary law will
meet Monday evening at o'clock in AID
rich hall Lesson on Voting
Mrs. Walter #. Field and daughter,
Irene have returned to their home in
Hardwck, after d few days at w. A.
Lanes
We have secured a desirable lot OF mill
ends of cloakings at prices much lower
than you usually pay. Let us show you
at Perrys.
Mrs. James Bennett and little daugh-
| ter of Pearl street are spending few
days with the formers father, John Sui |
Ivan, in Hardwick.
! Elder Lake will preach in the armory |
at Montpelier tonight at o'clock. One
of the best speakers in the country.
Everybody welcome.
| Are you keeping in mind the mems
supper at the Presbyterian church this
coming Saturday nightY We are plan.
ming to accommodate you.
Rev. H. A. Flint, rector of Christ
church, Montpelier, conducted services In
the Church of the Good Shepherd last
evening in exchange with Rev. w. J. NJ.
Beattie.
Miss Gertrude Malone, who has been
employed as a milliner by Mrs. Carrie
Burke-Gonyo for the past three months,
has gone to her home in st. Stephen, n. +.
B., for the winter.
William Dewey of Augusta, Me-, for I
mer resident of Barre, visited friends in
the city yesterday going from here to
st. Adams, where he has secured a post
tion as brakeman on the Central Yer
mont railroad.
For Christmas and the whole year
round 'Dennison" product adds refine
ment and satisfied desire for the best
at the least money. Our window sug I
gests only one of the many ways to cor !
rect decorating. C. N. Kenyon & Co.
have a few hundred dollars worth of
pipes in meerchaum and brier that ! will !
sell at one-half price during the holt
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 L. Lam
der Tobbacconist. 92 Main street
A number of Barre clergymen went !
this morning to Montpelier, where they
were guests OF the capital city clergmen
at the regular monthly meeting of the
Ministers Monday club. The meeting
was held at Montpelier seminary and the
paper for the meeting was contributed by z
Rev. Edgar Grassland of the First Pres q
byterian church, whose topic was "The =
Permanent Value of the Old Testament" Z
Before j. Ward Carver, acting as a spe. 2
,ial master, the hearing in chancery suit <
IF Parry 4 Jones VS.. the Empire Granite .
& Quarry Co. and the Granite Savings Z
Bank & Trust Co. has been going on at <
he masters office in the Aldrch block =
turing the past three DAYS. Evidence Z
vas adjourned until next Wednesday, 2
when the arguments will be given. Parry v
Jones are represented by Richard A. :
ioar of Barre and the Granite Savings
'ank has retained X. VI. Harvey and r.
II. Harvey of Montpelier. The Empire
ompany was not represented by counsel
Z the hearing. Since the hearing opened at
inc witnesses have testified. among them
eing John A. Cross of the granite manu- "a
acturing firm of Cross Bros. Of North.
eld, and A. c. Blanchard a Montpelier flu
usiness man.
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blair ar
West Chazy, y. V. who are visiting -
alatives in the city, family gathering
'as held az the home OF Norman Blair on ~
lerchant street Friday evening Many I'll
ARE members of the family joined with iol
nj OF town relatives in making the occa.
on one Of merriment. A bountiful sup. er
er served al @ O'Clock was followed by "a
social program Of games and music. yer
'yeral members Of the company contrib ~
ting 90 an impromptu entertainment o c
alter in the evening dainty refreshments
ere served and informal speeches Of re-.
citation we're made Among those pres
Il were Fred Sharkey Of Whiting. George
egins Of Burlington Mr. and Mrs VII Of
am freely Of Montpelier Mr.. and Mr.. Ga
corge Record, Mr.. and Mrs T. Blair and |
n. and Mrs. o. Blair sea
Superintendent ~. f. Reynolds and = ~
lmher 81 his assistants In the water de. ,
rtment started out this forenoon 20 osi
lid the first Of the skating Kinks which
. city i 90 construct for public amuse
ent this winter. Gospel Village j. the
- locality selected for a rink and
ither went the departmental employee
IN shoyels today. The men say that
p heavy, wet snow which fell during
p night j. idoally suited 20 MAKING
nls FOR = rink and II the weather tufns
der within q reasonably short timr
me n She regular fremen viii food thr
*. The city employees are RELYING ri
p BOYS Of tho city 20 assist them 81
iiding the Kinks and b help in theu
iiuteHancr once they are completed. II
probable that municipal rinks viii r.
on tie Ayers street park. at
nth Barre tn front 90 the school houss
2 on Long street stand pines Far
1iinr the rinks have ALREADY heen i1.
I'd fn several sections oi the aty.
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