The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Clearance sale now at Vaughan's.
January clearance sale at Abbott's.
Abbott's January clearance sale in this
paper,
Douglas G. Roben o: South Barre, who
is critically i'll, is failing rapidly.
Big cleanup sale to make room for our
spring goods. Paris Shirtwaist House.
A daughter was born yesterday TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Keefe of Foster
street.
Harry Brown left this morning for
Montreal, where he will visit relatives
until after Jan. !.
Clarence r. Rittcnhouse of Glens Falls,
n. y, was among the business visitors
in the city to-day.
Walter Wood of Dorchester, Mass, is
a holiday visitor at the home of Il. NJ
Laws on Wellington street.
Norman Normandeau left the city last
evening for his former home in Montreal,
where he will spend New Years.
Miss Elizabeth Carson of Laurel street
left yesterday for Littleton, N. H., for
few days visit with her sister.
Joseph Bernard returned this morning
, from st. Adams, whore he was Christ
mas visitor at the home of relatives.
Francis Smith left this forenoon at
Has O'Clock for New York City, where
he will visit relatives until after New
Years.
When the flag on the Buzzell hotel is
at full mast at 4 o'clock the ice on the
skating rink is expected to be good.
Watch the flag
John and Charles Sands of Springfield,
Mass, former residents of this city, ar
rived this morning for few days yaca-
ton with friends here.
Guy Andrews, who is employed in |
Gardner, Mass, returned to work yester-
day after short visit with his parents, !
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Andrews of Maple |
Grove.
Lander cigar store yesterday morning |
between the hours Of s and II, and each
received present OF a case containing
five cigars.
B. Pecao, who came from Bridgeport,
Conn, to pass the holidays with his
brother, will remain in the city indef-
nitely, as he intends to find employment
in the granite sheds.
Mrs. Sadie Parker of Chelsea arrived
in the city to day, having been sum
moncd here by the death Of her brother,
Elmer Jacques, whose frozen body was
found on the ice under the Blackwell
street railroad bridge this morning at
o'clock
William McHardy, who lives at 10
Brook street, was taken quite seriously h
III while participating in the Glenugie
hub banquet in Clan Gordon hall last .
,venng. Mr. McHardy was removed TO
lis home, and reports to-day indicated ,
hat his condition was somewhat i'm
proved.
John Dix of Snuthville, Mass, Thur I
nan Dix, instructor in the University Of
Vermont at Burlington. and Allen Dix, a a
tudent in the same institution, are a
pending several DAYS at the home OF +
Mrs. C. NJ Clark on the Planfield road. =
laving been called here by the death of d
ir Clark. HI
ST. Aldemar commandery, No. 81, h
Knights Templar. held its annual Christ G
mas observance in the Masonic barracks J
t high noon yesterday. Nearly three ]
core knights were present to partici
ate in the get together. The toast to
bsent brothers was taken at high noon p
nd a dinner followed. i
At the Church street gymnasium this "
vCning the Combination Five will play n
he Red Skins in the first of a series OF u
asketball games 10 be staged between
he two organizations during the winter. 81
he Combination hasn't been dissolved Il
Y defeat as yet and its members are a
iaking strong bid for the Juvenile a.
Of the city. a.
Alfred White Of Burlington was Wis =
or in the city yesterday. having been y
lllcd here by the death of Matthew y
ayin Of East Barre Among others I
no were called 20 this locality BY Mr.
avin's untimely end were: John Gavin .,
Philadelphia, Patrick Gavin Of West o.
utland and Thomas Gavin Of Rutland y
rothers of the deceased. and Robert y
cry OF Poultney and John Riley Of y
lest Rutland, brothersin.law Of Mr. y
ayin They viii return 10 their respec- "
Nr homes Tomorrow III