The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-30
TALK OF THE TOWN


II Did you get one of those wool pla
skirts at Vaughan'sY
H George A. Tilden of Roxbury We
among the visitors in the city to-day
II Attend the institute on Tuesday an
II Wednesday in Rowland hail. under au'
pieces of Woman's club.
II Christmas stationery and correspond
II ence cards are the very latest. Let i
II show them to you at Kenyon's.
II Now is the time to buy your wnte
II dresses, all styles and sizes. Specis
II prices for this week. Paris Shirtwais
II House.
II Assessment No. "a of the ladies' aux
II iliary to Clan Gordon is now due an
II must be paid on or before Tuesday, De
II ccmber /.
II II. Gale Bennett of Spaulding stree
II and b. A. Eastman OF Camp street lief
H Saturday night for Pittsield, where the,
Il viii travel along the bear trail for
/ few days.
H The regular meeting of the ladies' aux
iliary to Clan Gordon, No. IL, will b,
H held Tuesday, Dec. /, at 1880 p. m. Nom
nation of officers. A large attendance il
requested.
Alexander Gordon of Spaulding street
| left this forenoon on few weeks bus
mess trip through the West in the in.
terests of the granite manufacturing
firm of Mari & Gordon.
Dec. 9 is the date of the annual dance
under the auspices of the ladies' union
There is always a good program, the best
OF music and pleasant evening is as
sured. Save the date, Wednesday even
ing, Rowland hall, Riley's orchestra,
j. j. McCaffrey and daughter, Miss
Bernice McCaffrey, who have been pass
ing several days with Mrs. John Leonard
in Graniteville, were visitors in the city
to- day while on their way home to Bur
lington.
| Ulrice j. Lebourveau, who was called
to Barre by the death of his father, w.
III. Lebourveau of East street, returned
yesterday to Worcester, Mass, where he
is student at the Worcester Polytech-
mic institute.
Leon Abbott returned to-day to Bos-
ton, after passing the Thanksgiving re-
cess with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| Z. Abbott of belmont avenue. SIr. Alb
bolt is a student in the Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology.
Mr. and Mrs. O. j. Ladam of BurIing
ton and Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Baker of
Brooklyn, n, Y, who have been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs p. p Marion
of Summer street for several days. left
this morning for their respective homes
DR.. +. b. Whitaker OF Merchant street
and his son, Henry c. Whitaker of Chi
cago, who is passing several weeks in
Vermont have returned from Hinesburg,
where they have been passing several
days with relatives.
Christmas club members should look
over their cards and see if all payments
have been made December is the last
day payments can be made on this years
accounts. Open Saturday and Monday
evenings TO 5 o'clock. Barre Savings |
Bank & Trust Co.
Mrs. r. d. Carpenter and son, Lester |
of IL South Main street went this fore
noon to Rochester, whore they will make |
a visit of indefinite length with relatives
They were accompanied by Mrs. Carpen-
ter's sister, Miss Eva Carter, who has |
been visiting in Barre for few weeks.
Auto stage to Hardwick via Mont
pelier leaves Perry garage, 30 Washing
ton street. 1880 a. m. everyday except /
Sunday and leaves Hardwick on return
trip at p. M; best OF service, comfort
able car, plenty OF warm robes and side
curtains. Your patronage solicited. Call
2s5-2.
Butchers at the Merchant street mar
ket in the A. Tomasi block are exhibit
ing the fine buck which William Wag
ner shot in Plainfeld Thanksgiving day
A splendid set OF antlers has led many
ocal sportsmen 20 speculate a. 10 whe-
her the animal is not really a caribou.
The species is rarely seen ia Vermont,
md Is protected by statute, but there
3 little likelihood that anyone will sue.
'eed in classifying the buck as anything :
out comPon deer.
Samuel Silver, former resident Of |
Barre. was a visitor in the city to-day.
Va. Silver is now conducting a shoe bus
ness in Montpelier and IS renewing ac- \
lUaintances here while waiting for re-
,airs 10 b. completed on machinery
Which was damaged IN a fire al his shop
ast week Wax from the shoe machine I
pcame ignited and spread 10 woodwork
y the shop. Mr.. Silver discovered the Z
.la2e n the nick Of time and had il near
y cxtinguished when the hremen mr.
we'd The machine las been shipped 20
'oston for repairs.
Before Magistrate n W Scott IN city 4
curt this morning q hearing was held in
hc case Of laura T. slayton Of East 4.
fOntpelier ". Walter T. Bixby Of East ,
.arre. The action was a suit IN troyer
b recover che value Of roam colt az q.
god 90 have been sold 10 THE defendant 4.
Isl the plaintiff fof E15 or therfa bouts.
.ov. l7. There were several witnesses ..
nj during The hearing i developed thst f,
b. plaintiffs husband. p IL slsytou. !,
a. laid rlaim o. the colt snd that BE- <
800 rrrss his charrr fhnt Mrs Slaytan
rp0sci NJ the animsi when &c did not
al0na a. itr The eoBrt returned
ldNurnt f0r the defendant a. recover
ists ~ nuneai vas taken and the onse q
urnti BE ~ tho MaFh term of n
Hsalr1ion rpuntV eourt Mrs SiaFtot
us represented ~ A g Fay su3 y
.rri Carver ert.srre8 foT the defendant
W9-t inc frnm rnrmgfG ~ fhs chip IN
iF.I la served ntan 81 ufs rrt into
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