The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

ehlly ana nave IL engraved Tree,
ii. w Narnum of Jacksonville arrive
In the city this afternoon for few days
business visit.
A few more of those nice Bibles at tn
depository for Vermont Bible Society
1877 North Main street.
"Ihe Oubiette,' three-reel drama
featuring Pauline Bush and NJ. j. Nc
, Quarrie, at the Biiou. THE Trey q
Hearts" tomorrow. ADV.
Richard s, Cur.icr, county supervise
of highways, has returned from Chi
cago, where he attended conference o
men interested in good roads.
Regular meeting OF Minnehaha en-
campmcnt, No. 2, Tuesday evening, Dec
p, at 1880 o'clock. Election of officers
All patrarchs requested 90 be present.
Miss Cassie Shores OF South Main
street left the city this morning for Mid
dlebury, where she will be the guest over
Christmas of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton f
Shores.
Everett c. Jackson. student at the
University Of Vermont, Burlington, was a
visitor in the city this morning while on
his way home to Brookileld for the holt
days.
Regular meeting of the l.. A., A. O. H.,
Wednesday evening at 1880. Bring or
send in due books for auditors commit
tee. Juveniles meet at 4;30 and have
election of officers.
Thirty-fye head of choice cows and
young cattle to be sold at the NJ. W. Dix
estate auction sale tomorrow. See adv.
on page o. d. A. Perry, auctioneer. f.
o. Kent administrator.
! A college education is desired by most
boys and girls to-day. Help them to OBJ
tain it by saving their money now and
depositing it weekly in our Christmas
club. Barre Savings Bank 4 Trust Co.
Don't forget to 20 to Holmes, the jew
eler for your watches, clocks, brooch
pins, lockets, cuff links. rings of every
description. All goods engraved free
while you wait. Holmes, Bolster block.
Mrs. Mamie johnson of 50 Wellington
street left the city last evening for Bos-
ton, where she plans to 1isit relatives UNI
til after the holidays. Before returning
to Barre she will also visit IN Winchen-
don.
Two nights each week at the Buzzell
rink will be devoted to ladies Tuesday
and Thursday. Special instructors for
beginners and ladies have been secured
by the management. Rink open at 1880
each night.
Cooperative Christmas social following
election of officers at tomorrow nights
~ Il. Q. r. meeting Each member is re-
quested to bring present securely
wrapped and tied. no present to cost
more than 10 cents.
Miss Bertha Mclean, a teacher in the |
public schools of Boston. was visitor in |
the city last evening while on her way to |
Granitevile, where she will spend the |
Christmas recess with her parents, Mr.. !
and Mrs, 7. r. Mclean.
The little red kettle in front of the
fve-and- ten cent store is not boiling as
fast as it should. Only two days more
before Christmas and the funds are very
small. Please help to keep the kettle
boiling for the needy of Barre as you
pass by. Salvation Army officers.
Returns received at the Drown phar-
macy on specimens submitted to the
state laboratory Of hygiene in Burlng-
on indicate that samples OF spirits OF
essences OF wintergreen, pep I
,ermInt and anse, and Fowler's solu-
ion are strictly legal and comply with
he Vermont food laws. The report is ,
igned by DIR. Charles f. Dalton, secre-
airy of the state board of health.
News is received here of the death of
Weldon Kimball Bishop. the young son OF
,lr. and Mrs Bert 5. Bishop, former resi-
ents of Barre, which occurred in Walla
Yalla, Wash, Dec II. The child was
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hort time. Mr. Bishop is a son Of Mr. !
nd Mrs George H. Bishop OF Washing I
on street and Mrs. Bishop viii be re-
rendered as Miss Mary Kimball for
icrly Of East Montpelier. The family I
'ent TO Washington several years ago. )
At their home 10 Washington street ;
lst evening, Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward !
Ward entertained the members of the /,
rphcus quartet Of the Uniyersalist !
lurch and the organist Prof ". A. !,
Wheaton,, at a delightful dinner party :.
ftcr a very bountiful dinner. there was
social hour and musical offerings by :
re- guests. Prof. Wheaton contributed
piano solo, and a violin solo was rem
cred by George W Grant Other di- =
rrting features of the impromptu pro-
ram were selections BY the quartet with :
rof Wheaton playing the accompani- \
cnts.
Barre checker players are looking for I,
ard with interest 10 the annual con "
sntion Of the Vermont Checker asso- e
alton. which Is to be held in Montpe 4
RI dec. 2s Since the last meeting of
IL association, the Barre Chess and
becker club has been organized with a y,
,urishng membership and with club q
omz in the blanchard block Some ~
IL keenest checker players in the city q.
r. enrolled and n gooi-sizcd deputation -
members viii represent the club ~ I 9,
Is tournament hcld annually IN ron.
ctioH with the business meeting Clan
irdon has some sharp checker experts.
n some Of the clausmen may decide
compete.
Negotiation. betveen THE shamrock A -
and the TUFTS college Independents for ne
game 10 b. PLAYED here dur h.
9 the HOLIDAYS have heen tcrmInated
the l1rnl quintet u not in position
meet the coliegIans Is early a. dec.
the date oririnaii, mulatcl Uhrn =
p s8hiart II q game was fret braaehci
Is probable tImt the ln3epeudeuts win
.isw ont theg first plan Of camnn en- |
riavinr tla Cnle1nnia a. g. ~ Wflls
tar and THesaia a Do high sfhool
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