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

Don't forget the Saturday sale of kid
gloves Sl.00, at Naughans.
A short rehearsal of the Presbyterian
choir Saturday night at o'clock.
Louis Il. Casellini returned to Barre
last night, after spending several days in
New York on business.
The class in parliamentary law win
meet Monday evening at 7 o'clock in Aid.
rich hall. Lesson on "Voting."
William Mears of South Main street
went yesterday to Moretowm, where he
will spend a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l.. Wilcox.
| Mrs. w. j. Lebaron of Waterbury ar
rived in the city yesterday for few
| days visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
A. G. Miles of South Main street.
Mrs. j. l.. Trembley, who has been
spending several days with relatives in
Barre while on her way home from an ex-
tended visit in Salem, Mass, left the city
to-day for Swanton.
Don't worry any longer about holiday
gifts. See our stock, and worries will
vanish, We have something for every
member of the family. Barre Drug Co.,
Barre's new pharmacy.
George f. Wolcott, who has been
spending several days in the city on bus.
mess connected with the local branch of
the Sullivan Machinery Co., left last night
for his home in Boston.
John A. Cross, who has been passing
few days in the city on business since the
annual meeting of the Granite Manufac
turers' association, returned to his home
in Mortified last night.
Rev. John Bjork of West Patterson
street, who has been representing the |
Brook street Swedish mission at con
ference of Baptist clergymen in Rutland, |
returned to the city to-day.
The Ministers Monday club meets at
Montpelier seminary on Monday at 1890
a. m. Rev. Edgar Grassland, pastor of /
the Presbyterian church at Barre, will
read a paper on 'The Permanent Value
of the Old Testament"
Thomas Carroll will accompany VIII
liam Stuart to Wells River this evening
when both basketball players will line up
with the Caledonia A. A. against the
Notre Dame A. A. of Boston. Messrs.
Carroll and Stuart will return to Barre
tomorrow.
The Times has received an anonymous
communication relative to the trouble in ,
school affairs at Plainfield Before the
article can be printed the name of the
luthor must be revealed to this Office, ,
hough not for publication unless the
writer sees fit. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Girdon l.. Woodworth of
Washington street have returned from 4
weeks visit with relatives in Elmore and
Johnson. The trip was made by automo-
Tile and the motorists report that the
raveling conditions between Barre and
louisville have not been better since the
,amoille county fair. !
! have few hundred dollars worth of I
ipes in meerchaum and brier that will
I'll at one-half price during the hol. Z
avs. You will save one-half by buying
ere. Watch window for the next few
ays. Pipes are from the best manu-
lcturers in the world George L. Lam
er Tobbacconist. 92 Main street.
The eight-clyinder Cadillac automobile
bout which so much has been said and
rtten since the Cadillac company an. 2
ounced its purpose to double the number
W al lhN iHlD fhNdtls ms III "
we'd in Barre. and II. c. Bennett the v
istributor for northern Vermont. has =
zen busy during all the daylight hours
nd many of the night hours in giving
of rapid loeomotion, snail
zee, hill-climbing, etc. When not on the
'ad, the car is at the Cadillac salesrooms h
4 Jefferson street.
NaNf SUNDAY u,orpfpc Dr L A p;abn, | Y
Murphy college. Tenn will speak at
lie lledding church. As DIR. Bishop was 2:
r many years the efficient and faithful
'incipal OF Montpelier seminary and Is o,
ell known and highly honored in the ~
ate and has many friends in the city Of a,
,rre, we are sure that his many friends
IN be glad 20 hear and to meet him. In
e evening the pastor will observe the -
9th birthday anniversary of one Of the az
eatest preachers since the DAYS Of st. le
Iul. Special music during the day. in WI
lding combination pipe organ and piano. d
Before a small number Of people in the -.
era honse last evening. w. ). LIZARDS -,
lshyilie students presented a mixture -.
music, buck and wing dancing and All
Dnologue: an put together il comes IN 4;
? the caption Of minstrelsy. In spite a,
the poor house the company put the ~
me vigor into every act As II the house -,
q been filed The company IL com ~
sed Of al colored people. Their must ~
numbers were fitted out with a har. -
NY quartet and their work received I'M
at applause. This afternoon a mat ~
. win b. given and tonight they win rat
~ their enlargement "a
Prospective changes a. the Central Yer re-
mt station in this city viii not tsl,e lea
ice until ian. D. 1915. according 90 ad- az
- which reached here to-day. !. J.. H. IN
m, the Bethel agent. who has been pro. -
ted 10 the Barre Office. has been grant ..
q leave Of ahsence after be completes .
duties IN Bethel nest Tuesday. lie
! not arrive In this cifv until Newl.
tr's and IN the meantime T. q. Morgan.
MT for the past three wears wiIl con
ue - direct q. y. affairs in Rarre.
Car's succrssor IN Bethel has not
% appointed. although Il y likely that
rye i. stuart, nov employed IN the
.ght office there wil ~ appointed acc
agent Mr.. stuart il sou ~ Mr.
Mrs George q. stuart ~ ~ ~pauld.
street ~ reason ~ Mr. CARR 70
90 fof e leare of al.zence ti'sre Ell r.
eisuee ir TIE WIiiafnstosn station A
. thf frst oi The year.
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