The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special values ia Ladies' tailored suit'
at Abbotts.
See list of w. F. Richardson rea
estate, page Z.
IL will pay you to buy your kid and
calf gloves at Vaughan's.
Joseph Green left last night for a
weeks visit with relatives in Boston.
A l2-pound son was born Nov. 10 to
Mr. and Mrs. John Hussey of 100 River
street.
Remember the 2 o'clock dance Thanks
giving eve, Wednesday, the 25th, in How
land hall.
Miss Blanchard's Monday evening
dancing school is postponed one week
on account of illness.
Buy your chickens for Thanksgiving
dinner of +. T.. Perry; delivered Wednes-
day. Telephone 3s5-W.
+. A. Nichols & Son, fire and water
sale. Everything at big discount.
Come in and look things over.
Mrs. G. l.. Newton has come from Ran
delphi to spend the winter with her
daughter, Miss Ethel +. Newton.
Next Sunday morning at s o'clock
members of the women's auxiliary of
| tht k'uuItH VI Tic N1OOu t9ltputIu VIII
hold their annual corporate communion.
The ladies' sewing society will hold its
annual sale Wednesday evening, Nov.
25, at the Swedish mission on Brook
street. All Scandinavians are invited.
Officers of Ruth chapter, No. 33, O. f.
S., are requested to meet in Masonic hall
Monday evening, Nov. g. at 1880 o'clock.
1t is desired that all officers be present.
Per order worthy matron.
Constantine Consoli, who has been
spending several months at his former
home in Italy, arrived in the city last
night from New York, where he recently
landed from an Italian Navigation Co.'S
liner.
Chief Samuel Sinclair of the police de-
partment returned Sunday morning from
a few day business trip to Boston and
Grafton, Mass. During his absence Off
Ger Harry Gamble acted as chief Of the
department.
Through the treasurer's office of the
American Express Co. it was announced
that they are mailing notices to their
agents and correspondents to resume
the sale of American Express travellers
cheques for European use.
Carpenters, attention! All members /
of local 4Sl are requested to attend reg
ular meeting on Monday evening, Nov.
%, at 1880 p. m. Business, voting on
amendments to constitution. Per order
local 48l. T. K. Jameson, Rec. Sec.
Miss Marceau, who has been employed
in the millinery parlors of Mrs Stella
Laviolette for the past three months,
completed her duties Saturday and re-
turned yesterday to her home in Frank
lin, n. H., where she will spend the
winter.
Walter Milne of Liberty street, who
las been passing 10 DAYS with his
brother James S. Milne, jr in Boston, I
'eturned to Barre this morning and re-
umed tis duties in the freight office
II the Montpelier & Wells River rail-
DAD
AT the Church of the Good Shepherd
friday evening the regular weekly
ervices will be augmented by mis-
ionary talk by Rev. John Chapman Of
Invik, Alaska. Rev. Mr.. Chapman is J
ative of Vermont and is passing a few
,eeks at his former home in Middlebury.
Owing to an advance in the price of
pples, ! am bile to get them in bulk.
have car due about Tuesday Nov. "a,
lncy greetings and Baldwins in stand
I'd barrels, Kings and Spies in 60 pound
ampers. Ask your dealer to book your
RIDER for delivery on arrival of car. Sid. =
ey F.. Spaford. !.
Miss Evelyn McAllister, who has been =
nployed in Barre for several months,
ent Saturday to East Barre, where she 81
i'll pass the winter. She was accom- #
anied by her sister, Miss Ellen Nc :,
lister OF Nelson street, who viii visit =
East Barre for few DAYS. y
Francis Vigneault who has been
'ending few days in the city, returned T.
lis morning 10 his home in Littleton, :;
. II. Mrs. Vigneault and little daugh. n
T, who accompanied him here, viii re-
ain for a more extended visit at the 4,
'me of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. I. c. n
lrson, of laurel street. Y
..Uout 40 friends and neighbors OF h,
rs. Moses Charbonneau of Madison
enue surprised her Saturday evening q,
remind her OF her Goth birthday an =,
versary. As a souvenir of the occa-
IN, she was presented nice rocker. hi
ter games and whist had been in or. ~
9
rved. AT a late hour the guests re- :,
rned home, but not until they had -
shed the hostess many happy returns nj
the day. ~
Several zero readings were noted on -,
al thermometers this morning and in ~
IRE remote parts Of the city the mer- -
" went down 10 ? and Z degrees he =.
, the zero mark. II was the first -
ar and cold morning Of the winter sea IA
D. According 70 local weather OBJ. ~
vers. the first zero weather last win -,
was not registered until the middle IA,
December. Prom points along the NJ. 20,
w W. X. railroad. reports came to- =
: that the mercury sank 70 5 degrees =,
ow the mark in exposed places.
students. parents and friends Of the
nth Barre school are planning 10 have 4
open house entertainment AZ the
DOL building Tuesday night Under A
direction Of Principal Frederick
teon. an attractive program has been
pared and the occasiou i expected 70 4
a 3 fine opportunity for teachers
parents 70 become better acquainted
J gathering viii ~ in line With the
ent teachers movement which has
-ked out - successfully 20 other 4
ools Through tho generosity 81 r
pelh the Christopher Columbus band
posed Of e number 81 Younger Italian 4
sirfHus win - present fo a4.iaf e