The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Remnant sale at knights,
II Clearance sale at Vaughan's.
II Abbott's January clearance sale in thi
II paper.
II Buy your coats, skirts and dresses nov
II in the sale at Vaughan's.
II Big cleanup sale to make room for on
H spring goods. Paris Shirtwaist House.
II Mrs. c. +. Mack of Cabot is spending
4 the winter with friends in Barre and vi
H entity.
H For prices see our January clearance
sale adv. on page two. Paris Shrtwais
H House.
II c. Il. Wood has returned home from .
few days visit with relatives in north
| ern Vermont.
Next to Hollis barber shop-American
Shoe Shine Parlors. Ladies and gents
shines. Next to Hollis.
f. A. Mccarthy of Averill street has
returned to Barre, after passing few
days in Franconia, n. IL.
Mrs. A. Fine of Maple avenue returned
to Barre to-day, after few days visit
with friends in Burlington.
Ladies of Clan Gordon, please leave
your due cards with financial secretary
on or before Friday, Jan. |.
! Mr. and Mrs. Norris A. Hamal of Sum.
mer street have returned home from Il
visit of several days with relatives in
Cambridge.
When the flag on the Buzzell hotel is
at full mast at o'clock the ice on the
skating rink is expected to be good.
Watch the flag.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. 0. Burnett returned
this morning to their home in Essex
Junction, after spending few days with
friends in the city.
To my friends who have lovingly re-
membered me in many ways during my
illness ] extend sincere thanks. Mrs.
Jennie II. Lundgren.
Henry c. Whitaker, who has beeA Wis
ting his father, DR.. +. b. Whitaker, OF
Merchant street, for a few weeks, has
returned to Chicago.
Mrs. John w. Campbell, who has been
spending the Christmas holidays in Barre
and Graniteville returned to-day to her
home in St. Johnsbury.
Arthur Dufur has resumed his duties
in the plumbing department of the c. w
Averill Co.'S store. after passing a few
days at his home in Richford.
Ten thousand dollars for photoplay
story. Don't delay. This offer expires
at midnight, Jan. IL. For information
inquire at the Pavilion Theatre-Adv.
Ask your friends about tine Christmas
club plan. If they cannot tell YOU, come |
to the bank and we will be glad to give
you particulars. Barre Savings Bank 4
Trust Co,
The woman's association of the Con.
gregationaI church will hold it's annual |
business meeting and election of officers |
in the church parlor Wednesday after
noon at 230.
Mr. and Mrs. Philomore Harris have
returned to their home in Portland, Me,
after visit at the home of the latter's
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Brown, OF
Jefferson street.
Frank \. Gredler, 1914 graduate OF
Spauldng high school, who is a member
Of the freshman class, at Middlebury col
lege, is passing the Christmas recess with
friends in Barre.
James Bennett OF Pearl street has 70.
turned home, after a Christmas visit
with Mrs. Bennett and daughter, who
returned with him after an extended
visit with relatives in Hardwick
On Christmas night a party was given
~ Mr. and Mrs Nidolia OF Elm street
extension A pleasant evening was spent
a music, singing and dancing. A num-
Der Of English folks and other guests I
we're present, I
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles Tren J
I'M. whose death at her home. 60 Maple
venue, Monday forenoon followed long
illness. will be held at the house Wedues
lay afternoon at o'clock. Interment
viii be in Hope cemetery.
A very pleasant evening was spent at \
he home Of Mrs. Beaulieu Of North
lain street Saturday when large mum.
er Of invited guests gathered for a So
ial time. The evening was spent in
inging. dancing and musical selections.
Attention. Lady Maccabees, Special
rview Thursday Dec. 81. al 1880 m. 1
or initiation and any other necessary
usiness. Every officer and guard is asked
. be present All those who have not
aid their 18th assessment and social
Az may do so at this time.
o. A. Robinson was pleasantly sur
riscd az his home. 80 Miles block. on
aturday evening, the occasion being ms
9Th birthday anniversary when a party :.
25 friends and relatives gathered 10 =
i've him greetings. Vocal solos. recita- "
ons. games and later light ,cfreshmcnts
'cupied the evening The company pre-.
'nted the host a mackinaw and left at
D early hour, wishing him many happy
aars.
Progress on the work Of illuminating
ie town clock l. being made by tho
ARE Electric Co. although some DAYS
ust elapse before III four dials are
yhted on the north face Of the clock
light and reflector have boen at =
ched already and last night people on r.
- street below had an opportunity 70 a
. just how the clock win look when -
70 machinery inside begins to DO has -
ess ansin. -
The annual rollcail and supper al a.,
rddiue church Friday afternoon and
ening al families CONNECTED with the II
urch are iuclnAed These not solicited II
r feed please bring cake. pres dough
~. rolls BELLY ~ pickies A. this is
free supfsef il is expected that urost 81
p peorls ail belr % ea1.trihute neeisd
rNlirs w some munrF ~asial hour | ,
alnding relisnn FROM a. E.1H. -ar
= Il ssh 50 thr frienas ~ thf Hff