The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-18
TALK OF THE TOWN
See golf game at Fits

see gOll game AZ fltlA',
See Abbott's line of pyraline ivory.
New lot of holiday umbrellas at Ab.
bolts
A Christmas sale OF useful gifts al
Perry's on Saturday.
SILK waists in Christmas boxes at the
Paris Shirtwaist House.
Barre's Christmas store for handker.
chiefs. The Vaughan store.
Henry Beckett Of Burlington was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday and to-day
Miss Marion Topper, teacher in the
schools of South Troy, is passing few
days at her home in this city.
Regular Saturday night dance in How
land hall, Dee. 49, under the auspices of
Riley's orchestra. Ladies free.
Miss Ida Tyndall left this forenoon
for Hyde Park, where she viii visit rea !
tives until after the holidaysJ
Miss Zelma Goodell left to-day for
South Woodbury., where she will make
Il two weeks visit with relatives.
Join our Christmas club for 1915. We
have nine different classes of accounts
for you to select from. Barre Savings
Bank & Trust Co. Open Saturday and
Monday evenings.
A meeting Of the committee Of the
Scotch tobacco fund will be held in the
Scampini building on Saturday afternoon
at o'clock. Please all be present. Per
order secretary.
Representative-eIect Il, l.. Smith and
Mrs. Smith of West street, who have
been making three weeks visit with
relatives in Albany, N. y, and other EN-.
pire state cities, returned to Barre yes.
terday.
Those who wish to attend the Socialist
concert at Graniteville are expected to be
on hand at Scampini block at $3.50 p. nj,
also those taking part are requested to
be on hand at above place and time. Per |
order committee.
Robert Bruce left Barre last night for |
New York, where he will Join a party of |
local people sailing tomorrow on the |
Pennsylvania, for Liverpool. /
Mr.. Bruce will pass the winter in Scot
and.
James Smith Left the city yesterday
or New York, whence he will sail to-day
N the Pennsylvania of the Cunard line
or Liverpool, England, going thence to
lis home in Aberdeen, Scotland, for the
winter.
Spaulding high school and all of the
raded schools in the city closed to-day
or the annual Christmas vacation OF two
weeks. A number of students and teach
RS left ON afternoon trains for their
ONES. Goddard seminary win suspend
esslons tomorrow until the first Tues
ay in January.
William oliver. a we'll known Barre
oultry breeder, was awarded a fifth rib.
on on his pen of Silver Campines at the
nnual exhibit Of the Massachusetts
'oultry association, which closed in ,
Mass, to-day, Mr. Olliver's |
irds were pitted against pens from some
the finest Campine farms in the East, ,
On the occasion OF the annual nomina
ion OF officers of Bright Star Rebekah
,dge, No. IS, !. o. o. f., Mt their rooms
! the Gordon block. Wednesday even
", the Rebekahs were rendered an ex. ;
,llent banquet by Odd Fellows Of Hia- ,
atha lodge. The dinner on the Rebek
his nomination night has become an an q
nal feature Of the social calendar in Odd !,
elbows ball and Wednesday nights af,
Iir lost nothing in comparison with sim
ar dinners in other years. Ii was served
y the men Immediately after the women
I'd completed the nomination of officers.
/ the mems committee were the follow
& members y. v stone O. w. Averill, / y
lex Duncan @. c, Averill James Cook. ;
red Becklcy, r. c. Brock, Harry Clark. /
Han Clark, Ernest Houston, +. W. Jack /
m, Q. +, Philbrick, f. y. Kempton, A.
Z. Taft and Elmer Taft Officers for lii
rs will be elected by Rcbekah lodge at 3
e first meeting in January. t