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

bott's.
Childrens coats and fur sets marked
, down Knights.
Riley's orchestra Thursday, New
Years eve, at Rowland hall.
Miss Sadie Fifeld of Bethel is passing
several days with friends in this city.
Provide money for future use by join
ing our thrift club. Quarry Savings
Bank & Trust Co.
Miss Nellie Blanchard OF West street
has completed her duties in the office OF
the Waldron Shield Co.
Mrs. r. H. Crossett OF Waterbury re-
turned home yesterday after short Wis
il with relatives in the city.
Remember the one o'clock dance Thurs
day night, Dec 81, rs cents, ladies free.
Special car after the dance.
With every five-cent purchase OF New
Years cards we allow 1000 votes. Good
until Friday. C. N. Kenyon & Co.
Mrs. Oscar jacques of Jacksonville re-
turned home yesterday after short Wis
It with Mrs. Charles Miner OF ! First
street.
Max Fisher of New York is spending
several days at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Fred G.. Fisher, OF Averill
street.
/ Miss Erlene McConachie has gone to
Cabot. where she will make a weeks Wis
il as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. l.. W.
Burbank.
Miss Bessie Beattie of Claremont, N.
H., Is passing several days at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Beat
tic of Brook street.
Swedish Order of Fasa will hold
Christmas festival supper and dance in
X of G. hall Wednesday, Dec, 80. Music,
sx-piece orchestra. Everybody cordially
invited
John Riley OF West Rutland and Rob
ert Perry of Poultney, who were called
here by the death of their brother-in-
law, Matthew Gavin, of East Barre, have
returned to their homes.
Arthur Mcdonald of Weyburn. Sask.,
is making an extended visit at the home
of his parents in Graniteville. Mr.. Me-
Donald will not return to the Canadian
Northwest until next spring.
The mission study class of the Church |
of the Good Shepherd will meet with
Mrs. Frank Rowland Wednesday. Dec. |
80, at 1880 o'clock. All ladies of the
church are cordially invited.
Misses Edith Gordon and Esther Buch
an, who attend the nurses training
school in Waltham, Mass, returned to
their studies last night after few days
visit with their parents in this city.
James r. Carswell of 20 Ayers street
Yesterday from few days
stay with Mrs. Carswell in Rutland,
The latter will return to Barre at the
end of the week, after a 10 days stay at
her former home in the Marble city
basketball team composed of some
Of the younger employees at Jones Bros
stoneshed has been organized and VIII :
liam Garrin has been chosen manager.
This team issues a challenge to any team
N the city. For arrangement Of games !
,onfer with Manager Garrin, Beckley !.
lill.
Johnson & Gamble will run a barge
rom the G. Y. depot to the dance in
North Montpelier Friday evening, Jan. |. I
or 81 per couple. All wishing to 90
,eet street. Barge leaves at I o'clock
eturning after the dance.
Owing TO the illness of two or three
# the men who were to make up the
cams. the proposed transforming tour I
4 the Tufts Independents, which was !
o have included a game with the Sham !
ock A. c. of this city, has been post 4
oned. and the Independents will con J
ent themselves with a single game, to !
q played at Wells River. Advices re-
eived here from Medford by fans who !
ad hoped TO see the collegians in town I
uring the holidays, indicate that the
ondition OF Captain Bill Richardson. a
ormer Goddard star athlete, who re-
entity submitted to an operation at the
Iedford infrmary, initiated against his !
nanees for accompanying the PLAYERS 2
IT. Richardson's operation occurred last <
riday and il viii be another week be- =
IRE he is able to be out Of doors z
Arthur Hurry Of Summer street r.. !
irned TO Barre last night from Mont. 2
al. where he has been making weeks <
ay. Mr., Hurry reports that business 4
Derations in the Canadian metropolis z
q unusually dull and that lack OF conf 3
nee in the ending OF hostilities across q
IL water j. responsible for conditions IN z
r. Dominion. Very recently. he SAYS, ;
IL Canadian people have come 10 2
alization Of the fact that the war i =
4 70 b. terminated with one battle or =
single campaign. Recruiting continues Y
rapidly a. the government is able TO 3
ke care 81 it, citizen soldiery and by 2
p beginning Of the new year Canada Z
u b. in a position TO send another de-
rhment Of torritorisls 10 England. Mr.. 2
airy contemplates enlisting IN Mont \
n upon his return to that city early 10
nuary
Edward A. York Of Iittleton. Y. IT..
-mer Barre boy. srriyed IN the city z
stcrday Tor few DAYS visit with 3
ends. Mr. York hss not returned e. =
! Granite city. even for visit. since =
left town as = Young man nearly - =
vs. ago. Yesterday h. spent most Of
dav rene wing acqua intances. and uill Z
q IN outlying towns before returning .
Neu Hampshire Since leaving here Z
has beeB sent on two important rni.. 3
NJ ~ England and has Travelled ~ q
sirfly IN The Juted States Older 4
pie in harre vii remember Mr. York =
one of the moving spirits in The =
lta Guards ffe and drum corps of 4
ING men whirh used - figure uromi 2
tlt Id Memorial day and FOURTH 81 =
y celebrations Very few 81 tha MN
ans are living here to-isv
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