The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-23
TALK OF THE TOWN
Down pufrs at Knights,

Barre's Christmas store for handker
ohlets-Vaughans.
Join our thrift club now. Quarry Say
ing Bank 4 Trust Co.
A limited supply OF fresh eggs for sal,
by c. A. Dodge. Phone 460'M.
, Bracelets and lavaliercs which are diff
fertent. w. H. Goodfellow 4 Son.
! A good selection OF serge dresses fol
Christmas. Paris Shirtwaist House.
! Lockets, rings, watches, cuff link
bought of Holmes engraved while yol
wait, free,
A silk or muslin waist always proves
a well'chosen Christmas gift. The Paris
Shirtwaist House.
John Frontni of Foss street went this
forenoon TO Waterbury for Christmas
visit with relatives
Leather pillowtops and tablecovers-
the kind that are useful to the home
See them at browns.
A few more of those nice Bibles at the
depository for Vermont Bible Society,
1877 North Main street.
Cameron Gomez returned this forenoon
TO his home in Northfeld, after spending
several days with friends in the city.
Edward f. harrington of East street
went this forenoon to Brattleboro to
pass the holidays with Mrs. Earring
ton.
Chester H. Blakely of 81 Perrin street
went this morning to Plainiield where he
will visit relatives until after the holt
days.
"As the Grow Flies"-this is the ninth
installment Of "The Trey o Hearts;
also a comedy at the Bijou. Show starts
at 6 p m.--Ady.
The Church of the Good Shepherd
Service at 10 a. m, on Christmas day.
Decoration of the church this evening.
Young and old are asked to help.
Ronald n. Fraser of Graniteville, who
has been making a short visit with rela-
tives in Barre left the city this forenoon
Tor Boston, where he viii remain until
after Jan. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert @. Mcdonnell of
Richardson street left this forenoon for
Buffalo, n. y, where they will remain
with Mr.. McDonells mother until after
tine holidays
Michael Campbell of Granitevile was
a visitor in the city this morning, leav
ing early this afternoon for his former
home in Sherbrooke, II. O., for few
days visit with relatives.
Don't forget to 90 TO Holmes, the Jew
eler for your watches, clocks, brooch
pins, lockets, cuff links. rings of every
description. All goods engraved free
while you wait. Holmes, Bolster block
Two nights each week at the Buzzell |
rink will be devoted TO ladies Tuesday |
and Thursday. Special instructors for |
beginners and ladies have been secured |
by the management, Rink open at 7:3J
each night.
"The Spittire," the thrilling romance of |
the theft OF a yacht, a case OF jewels and /
a heart. A play that has had more than
| 900 performances on the stage. 1t will
be shown in motion pictures at the Pa
yilion to -morrow.-Ady.
Annual election OF officers at New Eng
land Order of Protection meeting to-
night. A lot OF fun is guaranteed at the
social hour which viii follow Members
please remember to bring gifts, as per
notice in yesterdays paper.
Mrs. f S Peckam of Melrose. Mass.
lister Of Mrs. G. c. Russell OF 80 sum
ner street. arrived in the city early this (.
morning. having been called here BY the /
leath OF Mr. Russell She will accom- I
ANY her sister TO Fall River with the I
emains OF Mr. Russell this evening. The /
unera party viii be met in Boston by [
dr. Russel's brother, William II. Rus /
eli of Fall River, and a delegation from I
'uritan lodge, No IS. X, of p. Il
The funeral Of Y. Regetti Smith a
treet stonecutter, whose death early :
ionday morning followed a long III I
ess OF tuberculosis, was held at the p
erry & Noonan mortuary chapel this q
fterncon at 2 O'clock A large number
( Mr.. Rcgetti's countrymen attended G
be services and four Of their number n
ere chosen 70 act as bearers There !
ere numerous floral offerings. Inter. 4
lent was made in Hope cemetery. &
At the Marion steamship agency on "a
epot square this morning a Telegram
as received announcing that the Allen
ner Sandman which was scheduled TO
Ill from that point for Glasgow to-mor-
w, will not leave the slip until sat y
-day noon. No reason for the defer 7.
ent Is given. but relatives here Of Barre "a
,ople who have engaged passage on the
ner may rest assured that the DELAY
due o. no unseaworthincss OF the boat.
nee the war bpgan 10 cause unsettled
nditions in The transportation busi-
-. DELAYS Of this sort have been num-
ous. although oftimcs unexplainable.
l. T.. Simonds Of Burlington. who has d
on employed in the r. " Woolworth h
- store IN that city for some time
rived IN Rarre last night 10 take charge
the local store in the vacancy caused n.
the sudden death Of Manager Charles
Russell Monday night p p Finch Of
,sfon. another pmplorc Of the Wool II
nth CO. came % tho city to-day 20
sist II the holiday radc AZ the store
i1s far the executive offices have not ~
iicated Who their choice uiil o. for
Successor 10 Mr.. Russell. For the 20
ne- being Mr. simands vill - Il charge
the store. although corrpspondence
IL tie Woodwork Co indicatrs that ~
? announcement Of an appointment
] b. made in the near future
Prayer SERVICES for Chsrles n Rus
q manager ~ tis p " Wooivorth
: store w the citv whose sudden
sth occurred soen after the closing
ur Monday eset ~ Werr hela AZ Bic
nae. - Summzr street tile afternoon
2 O'Clock Ret rs n nj Hattie. rer-
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