The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

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H Gloves and new neckwear at tn
Il Vaughan Store.
Presbyterian choir rehearsal Frida.
night at 1880, instead of Thursday night
store open this evening till p. m
i Closed on Thanksgiving day. Vaughan's
H William Mercer of Northfeld is pass
ing few days with relatives in thi
city.
Barre lodge, N. T.. o. p, meets to-nigh'
at 1880 in Odd Fellows hall, Gordon
block.
Miss VI. i. Scott went this morning
to Waterbury to remain with friends fol
few days. .
Chicken dinner tomorrow for Thanks
giving served for 25c. Jacks. Luncl
Room, Depot square.
II. D. Graves, manager of the Drown
Motor company, left to-day for visit
for few days in Boston.
9. II. Hale went to st. Johnsbury yes.
terday to attend the funeral OF his broth
er, NJ. W. Hale Of Lowell Mass.
Walter Krnovitz OF Waterbury is
spending few days with his brother
lsidore Krinoyitz. Of Maple avenue.
Mrs, Walter Wilcox OF Moretown is
passing a few days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. f. A. Slayton of South Main
street
A. L. Knight a clerk in the Barre Saw
ings bank, went this morning to Hard
wick to pass Thanksgiving day with
relatives.
Clifford Peal1e of Underhill, a former
resident OF Barre, arrived in the city
this morning for few days. visit with
relatives.
"The Trey O. Hearts" "The Sunset
Tide"-This is the fifth of this series.
Also comedy at the Bijou. Show
starts at p. m. sharp
Look for the sign of the Christmas
tree. 1t stands for pretty Christmas
gifts for old and young, at the NJ. i.
church Wednesday Dec. 2.
The condition of Walter Griffith of
Central street, who has been seriously
i'll for several days, was reported to be
somewhat improved this forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Milne of
Spaulding street, who have been spend
ing few weeks in Atlantic City, n. j.,
are expected to arrive home this evening.
A. ?. Calderwood of Wellington street.
who is employed in the Homer Fits
store, left to-day for ST. Johnsbury
Thanksgiving.
Misses Kathleen and Loretta Hamel
and Master Edward, children of Thomas
Hamel of Church street, went to Essex
Junction yesterday, where they will be
the guests of relatives over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Baker of
Brooklyn, N. Y, arrived in the city to-
day for stay of several days at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. p Marion of
Summer street Mrs. Baker is a sister |
of Mrs. Marion.
Lyndol Waterman, q student in the I
Wentworth institute Of Technology Bos-
ton, arrived in the city this morning to
pass the Thanksgiving recess with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. s. Waterman
Of upper Washington street.
Charles T. Southgate of the Quinlen
block is passing weeks vacation with
Mrs. Southgate at their home in South
Royalton. During his absence Walter
Milne is acting as ticket agent at the
W. & w r. railroad station.
A meeting to pack box TO be sent to
ne OF the home missionary families will
Ne held in the Congregational vestry Fri
lay afternoon at , o'clock. Any contri-
buttons that one would like to make for
his box will be gratefully received.
Raymond Cilley, a former resident OF a.,
larre returned to his home in Haver
ill. n. IT,, this morning. after few
avs business visit in the city. While
a Barre Mr.. Cilley was engaged in set !
ing a monument at Elmwood cemetery.
Henry C. Whitaker OF Chicago one of !
he managers of the Allied Arts Publish
~ Co, and editor OF the company's pub.
cation, arrived in the city from Boston
his morning for visit al the home Of
is father, DIR. +. b. Whitaker, Of Mer-
liant street
Preston Common Of St Iohnsbury has
cen elected captain Of the 1918 football |.
am at Goddard seminary. During the i
'ason just closed Mr. Common played [
every game and PLAYED throughout I
'ery game but one. lie is one Of the :
rong backs AZ Goddard. =
Frank Ellsworth Dodge. former ;
ARE hoy, is in town for a few DAYS I
.ving been called here by the death OF "
= latufis AuPt. Albftl r lHtHlt. MI ID
odgc is a chemist in the employ Of the u
lrett Manufacturing Co. ia 81 Louis, =,
o. and he win return 70 81 Louis Fri y
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Some Of the first federal reserve notes p
be- received IN Barre arc exhibited in q
r. window Of Hooker & Cos furniture >,
ore The notes. in the denominations
s5 and $40. were received from thc y
,ston federal reserve hank this morn. Il
g Tho s5 notes are engraved with n b
cture Of Lincoln while a likeness 81 D.
ldrew Jackson appear- on the go
ties
students who are "msrooned" - God :, =
"a seminary for the Thanksgif ng re. II
p 81 one day do not plan q iet TIE
ne slip BY unimproved Twenty -four
their number have planned barge
iC % MidlleseK in the early forenoon. =
10 return win - made b-fofe the iast
D d sounded On q TURKEY dinner viii +
the fains En- the seminary dining F
ON. Most # TIE students have lone
their bornes for the 1av hut more