The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Nioins, violin cases and bows, mando'
Inns, harmonious and jewsharps at Bail
ey's.
Miss Bernice Whitcomb is assisting
in the Boston Bargain store during the
holidays.
The chorus class OF the Congregations
church will meet Wednesday at 4;l5 for
a rehearsal.
Boys and girls books, those soc popu-
lar copyright books, also latest fiction, at
Martins Bookstore.
I Harry Turner OF Buffalo, n. Y, ar
rived yesterday for few days visit
with friends in the city.
Merle Barrett of Randolph has re-
turned home after short visit with
Zion Barrett of this city.
Miss Hattie Lander began work this
morning in the Homer Fits store to
assist during the holidays.
A special meeting of the ladies' aid of
the Presbyterian church will be held on
Wednesday evening at 1880.
We have secured desirable lot of mill
ends of eloakings at prices much lower
than you usually pay. Let us show you
at Perry's.
Ralph Sullivan of Graniteville was in
the city yesterday on his way to De-
troit, Mich, where he will be employed
during the winter
Mrs. Max .Junge of New York is max
ing stay of several weeks at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cal
der of Beacon street.
Are you keeping in mind the mems
supper at the Presbyterian church this
coming Saturday night2 We are plan
ming to accommodate you.
The junior league will hold food sale
Friday afternoon at the Hedding church.
A good variety of food, including beans
and brown bread on sale after 2 o'clock |
A ear OF fancy Danish cabbage on Cen
trail Vermont track. Very low price at
car. Order of your dealer or call at my |
office, Granite street Sidney E. Spaf
ford.
Mrs. Rosalind Trow. of Ia South Main !
street left the city this morning for Bos-
ton, where she will visit with friends be- /
fore proceeding to Florida to spend the
winter
William Palmer, who has been spend
ing the past two months with his nephew
in Tiverton, r. H. arrived in the city
iuSb tfNliiiE W ltlild1H unllt AittI tilt
holidays.
Regular meeting OF the ladies' auxil-
larry of Clan Gordon, No. IL, will be held
Tuesday, Dec. Is, at 1880 p. m. Flee
ton of officers. A large attendance is
The Altrurians will hold their Christ
mas social with Mrs. Flora Hoyt, So Mer-
chant street, Friday afternoon at $3.50 :
Let all members be present if possible,
and please bring thimbles to sew. ,
Tonight the Barre All Stars 90 to
Northfield, whore they line up against
F. Manager Williams viii take
he following lineup: oliver rg, Smith
&, f. Carol c, Hooker RI, Sector If.
Word was received to-day of the safe
trivial of the Barre party that left here
or Florida Dec. /, consisting of Mr.. and
drs. +. r. Northrop, II. j. Smart. Justus
and Henry Ketchum, who went !
o Alya, Fla.
ebah lodge, No. Is, Wednesday evening,
lee l6, at 1880 o'clock. Mrs. Emogene !
luck, warden OF the Rebekah assembly, z
NIL be present. There will be work 3
upper served at $50 o'clock.
For Christmas and the whole year :
ound 'Dennison" product adds refine.
tent and satisfied desire for the best
the least money. Our window sug-
ests only one of the many ways to cor
,ct decorating. c. n. Kenyon & Co.
Miss May Powers, who has been pass II
e few days in Barre as a guest in
lie home OF Mr. and Mrs. George w. n
lnder of South Main street. returned al
lis morning TO her home in Burlington.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs John u
'molli of 81 Pike street passed away ca
sterday afternoon after a short illness. OF
'ath followed an attack of pneumonia. 10
he child was three months old. The
neral was held from the house this my
ternoon at o'clock and the interment ~
Is made in Hope cemetery. "
The ear of apples which arrived Nov. re
have been thoroughly repacked and
We adjusted the claim with the shipper, "a
that ! can now furnish you through an
ar dealer with No. ] Greetings, No. ? an
Jennings, 90 h. hampers OF spies. No. TN
ldwins and few No. Kings Call at
y Granite street storage. Sidney r. or
afford. "a
After it, annual meeting this evenig tei
$3.50 o'clock Hearts OF Oak lodge, No. snl
!, Sons Of 81. George, will have its
nual banquet and afterdinner pro-
I'M Rev. Edgar Grassland of the First q
,sbyterian church, will be the principal
'aker and az the close Of the exercises CIV
Offering will b. taken for the benefit s
the war sufferers.
school superintendent- OF Washington !. =
nty are making plans for a teachers ~
titute 20 b. held ia Barre sometime -
e IN January or IN the early DAYS 81
,ruary. II is planned 20 open the in
ute on Friday afternoon and to
tiuue through the following day Nv.
teacher in the county viii D. asked
attend and arrangements viii b. made
nearly 200 teachers
Christmas party viii b. given IN the
try Of the Univcrsalist church next
lrsday evening a. ) O'Clock. 4 short
ertaiument vii b. given, under the
sction Of Professor and Mrs HOLSTER
Refreshments viii h. served. This =
pcial affair. given with the hopes that
Of The church people and friends will
b. IN and pass a pheasant evening a.
guests Of the ladies' uBion.
ev = A. Bishop. a former principal
Montpelier seminary. who las been
ing several days with friends on