The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Saturday, Dec. II.
Mrs. Thomas Abare has been called to
lIamingford r. O., by illness.
!. NlI. and Mrs. 4. r. Phillips of Bolton
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Miss Marion Carey OF Windsor visited
friends in Barre and Montpelier over the
week END.
Clp.to.date shoe shining parlors In con-
nection with Miers' Barber Shop at 1877
Q North Main street.
Douglas Inglis has returned to Barre,
after spending few weeks with friends
in Providence. II. |.
IamesE. 'OGrady returned last even
ing from Burlington, where he has been
visiting friends for few days.
Mrs. Alice Bresaw, who accompanied
: her daughter, Mrs. Warren LeRock, to
Cbamplain, N. ", last week, has returned
Il to Barre.
\ Miss Josephine Hovey of Canaan, q
\ former supervisor of music in the city
schools, is passing few days with
| friends in the city.
| The regular monthly meeting of the
trustees of the Barre City hospital, on
Wednesday evening, Dec. Q, in school
commissioners rooms
Why not take advantage of the special
sale all this week! The best bargains in
town. Joe Kovalsky, tailor shop, East
man block.
Officers of Ruth chapter, No. SO, O. f. |
S., are requested to meet in Masonic hall |
Monday evening Dec. 7, at 1880 o'clock,
for practice. 1t is necessary that all Off.
GERS be present.
Christmas stationery for those who
discriminate. Cranes" writing papers
will satisfy. Cost no more than others.
Why, then, not make Cranes your choice.
C. N. Kenyon & Co.
J Your Christmas shopping will be pleas
ant when selecting gifts from our com
plete stock. Look around and see the
many practical and inexpensive articles
we have on display. G. n. Kenyon & Co.
The Barre Savings Bank g. Trust Co. I,
has been fortunate in securing good ,
supply of documentary revenue stamps
of /, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, % and so cent denom-
nations and has them on hand for sale. I
All members of Major L. A. Abbott
carr. S. of W. are requested to be pres
ent at the regular meeting on Tuesday
night Dec 8, at 1880 o'clock sharp. An
nual election OF officers. Per order O. j.
Dodge, Com.
We hope you haven't forgotten about
the ladies' union dance Wednesday even I
ing. This is an annual social event and
you will surely enjoy it if you go. Re- !
member the date and place, Dec. s., How I
land hail. Riley's orchestra.
Regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen's union, No. 50, will be
held in Foresters' hall Tuesday evening. =
Dec. 3, at 1880. Nomination of officers
and other important business. Let every
member be present Cor. Sec. Thomas
Holder.
Program to be given Tuesday evening,
Dec g. at 7 80 at the Presbyterian sale in
the vestry: Vocal solo, Miss McHardy; =
Scotch reading Mrs. Peter Mulch; piano =
solo, Miss Lena Barberi reading (comicl Z
Ralph Rogers; eornet solo, Garibaldi Bar =
beri Admission, Zoe. x
Smith & Dashner, real estate agents, =
have sold for Ludger Camire his farm, <
known as the Adro Batchelder farm To- !
'ated on the old Plainfed road, four and 2
lne-half miles from Barre City. The pur <
,hasers are F. o. Benedict and wife OF =
his city, who will move to the farm in a x
ew days. Mr.. Camire's future plans will :
" announced later. 2
Final rehearsals were held this aft .
rnoon for 'The Runaways," the musical =
omedy 10 BE- presented by local talent :
o-night under the direction of the Barre 2
Voman's club. The advance sale of x
eats has exceeded expectations and that
he FIRST night" audience will be large
ne is now assured. Some very novel
Genie effects viii feature the perform.
nee and the arrival yesterday OF cos
umes from a New York house will add
luch 10 the stage investiture. In anna
eur dramatic circles here the outcome RI
the musical comedy enterprise il
waited with keen interest, inasmuch as ing
is the first attempt OF its kind 10 be- OF
lade in Barre in several years. There ia.
re nearly 90 participants in the pro-
nction, the personnel including some Of Ian
he best local singers and amateur per. Wis
,rmers available. Matinee and even mo
* performances will be given to-mor- !
w. str
George Peters Of London, Ont, was VIII
-raigned before Judge H. w. Scott in IN
~ court this forenoon on charge OF For
toNication. third oifense. TO which be- {
eaded guilty rather eagerly, il seemed for
III accepted with "A smile the magis. tho
ate's sentence Of 30 days in the county acc,
Il al Montpelier. Peters was arrested o
Prospect street last night BY officer 90
AIRY Gamble The man told the police M
at his home is where night oyertskes -,
m and that be had had a great many ~,
mes since be shook the dust OF Ontario -,
ON his moocasins and struck out for -.
= land Of the free and the home OF the -.
ave. Mr. Peters, moreover BET on that =
Jail sentence would iust about iibe with
. idea 81 the fitness Of things. The ap- on
zach % each winter j. usually marked nus
the arrival 10 town Of many Mr. Pet give
!. 70 whom long iail sentence j. ever me
leone nest
Not in a good many mellow Deorm- v
r. has there been 30 much dust on the lht
y streets there j. 81 the present ing
No. Yesterday autoists. keeping m0st you
within the CITY limits BY reason 81 the men
lgh roads outside. made q continuous ahl
nd Of dust in The highway Alona "
nth and south Main streets the dust lam,
e binding at times and Il ueeded uoih inCa
, more than trolley ear 20 nHd o. TIE Bur-
illusion % pedestrians ~ 20 nftrmufnn 90 d
~ a 4 &c.