The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ehlbih AuNs
January clearance sale at Abbotts'
Abbotts January clearance sale in tins
paper,
Our clearance sale begins now, az the
Vaughan Store.
Ladies' suits in Abbott's clearance sale
at less than half price.
Don't fail TO see Laura Sawyer IN THE
Port of DOOM" at the Pavilion to-day
ADV.
Membership in our thrift club closes
Jan. o, 1915, Quarry Savings Bank
Trust Co.
Provide money for future use by JOIN
ing our thrift club, Quarry Savings
Bank & Trust Co.
Ten thousand dollars for someone, For
further information inquire at the "a
yilion Theatre.-Adv.
Remember the one o'clock dance Thurs
day night, Dec. 81, Is cents, ladies free
| Special ear after the dance.
L. Roy Premier who is employed IN
Pittsfeld, Mass, is spending few days
at his former home in Barre.
Earnest Dupont returned home TO tins
city last night after few days VISIT
with friends in Worcester, Mass.
With every iive-cent purchase OF New
Years cards we allow 1000 votes. Good
until Friday. G. n. Kenyon & Co.
Miss Cecil Place of Burlington is
spending a few days in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. +. NJ. Tobn of Academy street.
Mrs. James T. Marion of 80 Franklin
street left Saturday for Burlington,
where she will visit relatives for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boland of Boston
are spending several days in the city as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart
of Central street.
DR.. Margaret Carleton who has been
visiting her sister. DIR. Fannie Carleton,
of Highland avenue, returned yesterday
to her home in Keene, n. II.
Mrs. Mary g. Nye, a former resident
of Barre, who is employed in the immi-
grafton service at Montreal, is spending
several days with friends in this city and
vicinity.
Swedish Order of Vasa will hold a
Christmas festival, supper and dance in
X. of G. hall Wednesday, Dec. 30 Music,
six piece orchestra. Everybody cordially
invited.
Timothy Holland returned last night |
to his home in Boston, after spending |
several days with his sisters Mrs +. NJ. I
Kempton and Mrs. Frank DOnahue OF
South Main street
Earl A. Bemis of Pearl street has gone
to New York for few days visit. On I
his return home he will be accompanied
by Mrs. Bemis, who has been making
more extended stay in the metropolis.
Mrs. O. H. Hale returned to her home
Yesterday from the City hospital, where
she has been undergoing treatment for
lG days. Mrs Ernest Letourneau was
operated on at the hospital last evening
James S. Milne, jr, who has been pass
ng short vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Milne of Liberty
street, returned last evening to Boston,
where he is employed by the Massachu
etts Bonding Co.
John f. Miles of Graniteville, who has
,een visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
" Fl. Miles, in that village for few
lays, was a visitor in the city last night
while on his way to Lynn, Mass, where
lie is employed by the General Electric
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Wednesday, Daniel Frohman will pre- I
ent the distinguished American actor
William Farnum, in the famous tale of .
trong mans temptation, transgressior
nd regeneration THE Redemption OF ,
David Corson." At the Pavilion Theatre ,
ADV
Lyndol Waterman, who has been a I
christmas visitor at the home OF his par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. u. s. Waterman, OF
PIPER Washington street returned last I
veuing TO Boston. where he is student
I the Wentworth Technical institute.
In the Church street gymnasium sat !
rday evening the Combination Five de- J
Gated the Redskins by score of q TO I
L. HRlsall and Starr were the biggest
oint getters for the winning combina I
on. The outcome of the contest was 4
OF decided until the last few minutes OF
lay
Edysun-"the artist puzzle, Euro. !
ran Importation society entertainer, Z
'nsation of two continents with the in
Irnation OF Nordica- voice. and plan :
{ OF recognized ability. Creations by 2
sdy Duff Gordon London, Lucille. Z
icque Paris. Lord and Taylor, New !
ork, az the Pavilion Theatre Jan. 1, s, 2
"a 6-Adv <
Police headquarters got telephone z
II late Saturday afternoon requesting 3
q presence Of an officer in South Barre. | 2
here trouble was brewing. Headquar- Z
r. told the caller that the Barre Town =
beers should b. summoned. az the city =
lice have no Jurisdiction In South .
IRE. This morning il was learned that 2
man said 70 he intoxicated had emptied <
2 contents Of shotgun through the =
ndows Of bic home No one was In 2
red, but the officers are investigating :
? case
The following item from \ Concord. >
IL. newspaper win be Of interest 10 2
al horsemen Walter Cox has shipped x
astess Nobel. 2.o8il. and Peter John.
b. 2.07i from Dover 10 their owner. q
lysr James NJ Boutwell, Of Montpelier. =
n They Rad gone straight through 2
~ would have been in freight wreck =
Plainheld and probably killed; but :
~ missed connections ~ WoodsviIle z
4 thereby were saved II may BE-
ied that C0astess Nobel and Peter
lnson have arrived safely in the cart. z
having followed IN . Freight train
ich made The trip over the Wells XIV 2
lire socn after the wrecksgr az Plain. =
q was removed