The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-07
TALK OF THE TOWN


II Down puffs for Christmas. knights.
H Barre's Christmas store; fancy neck
II wear, at Vaugnan's.
II Great assortment of Christmas hand
II kcrchiefs at Vaughan's.
II Remember the Presbyterian sale Tues
H day night. A good program arranged.
II John Zias OF Montreal, who has been
H making few days visit with relatives
II in the city returned home to-day.
II Michael Calienni of George street left
H last Saturday for New York and from
H there he will sail for Italy to spend the
II winter.
II Order your Christmas plum pudding
\ and fruit cake of Mrs. G.. n. Benedict.
H All sizes. Food cooked to order. Phone
II l4l-W.
Mrs. G. A. Knapp of st. Johnsbury,
i who has been making a weeks visit with
/ friends in the city, returned to her home
to- day.
Miss Lena Barberi, who will play
piano solo at the Presbyterian church on
Tuesday night, is pupil of Professor
| Basini.-Adv.
Mrs w. p Day and Mrs. Frederick
Knapp of Mortified, who have been max
ing short visit with friends in the city,
returned to their home to-day.
In connection with the sale of fancy
work and food at the Presbyterian church
Tuesday and Wednesday, there will be a
tea-room, where delicacies will be served.
served
Miss Jean Darling of Laurel street,
who has been having a two weeks vaca-
ton from her duties as teacher in the
schools in Woodbury., returned to her
work Saturday.
We hope you haven't forgotten about
the ladies' union dance Wednesday even
ing. This is an annual social event and
you will surely enjoy it if you go. Re-
member the date and place, Dee. Q, How
land hall, Riley's orchestra.
States Attorney J. Ward Carver went |
to East Barre this morning to represent |
the state in a number of intoxicating liq- /
uor hearings growing ont of a raid made |
in Webstcrville several days ago. While /
absent, the states attorney planned to
investigate fracas which occurred in
Barre Town Saturday night William
Wishart OF Camp street, who was to have
represented respondents in the liquor
cases, is detained at home on account of
illness.
At the Presbyterian sale, to be held on
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week
there will be the usual assortment of
plain and fancy articles for sale, includ
ing stonecutters' aprons, ladies' work
aprons, daintily- dressed dolls, etc. A
novel feature will be the parcel post :
packages. There viii also be home made /,
bread cake, pies, shortbread, scenes and
candy on the domestic table. Refresh
ments will be served in the tea room /
All who are sending donations are asked !
to bring them to the church on Tuesday |,
afternoon.
Twenty members of the Italian A. c. =
seconds and half as many invited guests .
gathered at the seconds clubroom in the n
Miles block Saturday evening for their i
third annual banquet. At $3.50 o'clock
the banqueters sat down to an eight
course dinner prepared by Mrs. A. Colon !
bo The menu included venison and 9th y
,r seasonable dishes with generous . .
,prinkling of fxings and side dishes. !
'erhaps the most diyerting feature of the 7
,yening was the afterdinner program to "
which nearly every member of the club -
contributed either solo, n reading or a -
,ref speech. Frank Ozella, one of the - -
uests. sang solo and was compelled to !,
espond to encores more than once. A =
tring orchestra consisting of Drago Gia 20
omni, Mario Monti and L. Sassi played -
cceptably and other musical numbers -
we're played on a victrola. The banquet .,
were carried out by a COM :,
1ttee consisting of c. Antoinetti. John =
assi, l.. SASH, l.. Abiatti and A. Fare. 20
The plot of "The ys'-strange
0 say. this musical comedy has plot "
unfolded at Sleepy Hollow, Cal. all the -. ny
elton taking plsce on the grounds ad -
,inng the Sleepy Hollow rest-cure and
he Liberty Hall hotel, the owners of y
hich. DIR. Van Wikle (John Lesliel and y,
effrey Page William Inglis. are sworn ~
nsiness rivals. Daniel b. Mason tWil- ="
am Hurry, head of the Mason Canned 80
can Co. comes to the rest-cure with his ~ ~
lughter, Edna ruth Humphrey, who 80 ~,
engaged to Perley Perkins Henry ~
arroll), against the wishes OF her ia ~. ~,
ler. however Perkins is advertising ~
anager for Barlow's Boston beans, a RI IN
Al concern of Mason's. and many laugh an'
BE situations are developed through ~.
nrkins' efforts TO foist some OF his firms ~,
lyertising ideas on the irascible Mason ~
I'd his sale Of stock in a mythical gold -.
inc 10 the credulous Mr.. Morgan Tom
,rrel) and his wife lEunice Philbrookl. ~
Il Hale, a. Constable Koppem and Alex II,
alker a. the gentleman burglar are
Ixed mp in = laughable case OF mistaken
entity, while the bulk of the musical
mbers fall 20 Miss Claire Whipple, a. me
r.. Hemingway, Margaret Hayden a. cfs
r.. Mason aud Fred Inglis az Karl won dea
lfTman. a German student. Miss MAY iun
linlen does a lively dancing speciality The
the second act. Tor