The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

No cheap or inferior pipes at Mar
! Tion's. All guaranteed
, Miss II. Humphrey, teacher of modern
+ dances, 10 fillmore street,
See the elegant line of bathrobes beinl
? shown by the McWhorter Co.
Largest line OF pipes in Vermont TO Sc
lect from at Marrion's Cigar Store.
! Crepe kimonos in Christmas boxes a
J perry's, 81 80, Sl,75, Sl0s $3.50 and 300
Loren Allen OF Beckley street is spend
ing the week with friends in Northheld
O, Zenda OF keene n. H., arrived yes,
terday for Il few days with relatives in
the city.
Mr., and Mrs |. l., Socum left Satur,
day for few days visit with relatives
in Waterbury.
Miss Ella Comstock left Saturday 10,
Middlesex, whore she will visit relatives
for a few days.
Uric j. Lebourveau, student at the
Worcester, Mass, Polytechnic institute,
il at his home on East street for the
holidays.
Miss Katherine Stewart, who is teach
ing school in Chelsea, arrived in Barre
Saturday for visit during the Christ
mas recess.
Mrs. b. w. Hooker of II Park street
left yesterday for Boston. On her he.
turn she will be accompanied by her
daughter Freida.
Angelo Scampin is moving his houses
hold goods from his farm in Roxbury
and will occupy his house on Scampni
square during the winter.
Miss Cora Batchelder, who is teaching
school in Brandon, arrived Saturday to
spend the Christmas holidays 1T her
home on l2l' Hill street.
Miss Margaret Brown, teacher in the
schools OF Cabot, is at the home of her
mother, Mrs. William Brown, of Grant
avenue for the holidays
Miss Marion Murray, who has been
teaching school at Corinth Corner, ar
rived in the city yesterday to pass the
holidays at her home here.
Choir boys athletes of the Church of
the Good Shepherd viii meet in the
church yestry this evening at o'clock
All members are requested to at+enr.
Members OF Riley's orchestra returned
Saturday from Burlington, where they
played for fraternity dance at the Uni
yersity of Vermont the previous evening.
f. w. Cilley, who moved from this city
to Newbury few years ago, has arrived |
in the city to spend the winter here He |
will be joined by Mrs. Cille1 after the
holidays.
George Adie, a student at the Universi
ty of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich, is
passing the Christmas recess at the home /
# his parents, Mr.. and Mrs James Adie
IF Franklin street.
Michael Mcdonald OF Pear street left
Ibis morning for Cambridge, Mass,
where he will pass the holidays with
Mrs. Mcdonald and children, who went
o Cambridge last week.
Mrs. Francis A. Mccarthy of Averill
treet went this morning to Franconia,
\. H.. where she win pass the holidays
With her parents. She will be joined at
christmas by Mr. Mccarthy.
Miss Elizabeth Brown, a teacher in the
public schools of Bradford arrived in
he city Saturday to pass the Christmas
ecess AT the home of her mother, Mrs.
William Brown, of Grant avenue.
John A. Cross of Mortified, a member
t the granite manufacturing firm of
ross Bros, was in the city Saturday
|
ectors of the Barre Granite Manufac- !
urers' association. L
The office Of 0verseer W, f. Shepard of
he poor department at city hall will b.
pen Thursday. Dec "a, from o'clock in 3
he morning until noon. Friday, the day =
sually reserved for charity applications, !
he Office will be closed.
George w. Mann of Wellington street z
IT last night for Boston where he viii
-ansact business at the New England :
lies agency OF the Stanley Motor Co.
IT. Mann contemplstes establishing an
automobile line between Barre and
Iontpelier and will confer with the 4
tanley representatives in regard to con !:
ructing three large passenger cars for !:
5 projected intercity service. He hopes 4
obtain a ear that will accommodate 80 !,
'ople. I;
Rumors persistently connecting
ointment Ayers street man with an ac- l:
dent on Granite street Saturday night /:
ere discounted completely this morning I;
hen the man himself informed The !:
mes that the amputation of one Of his 1:
rs ns the result OF a railroad accident /:
listed only in the story. Inquiry Z:
nong attaches OF two railroads cross (:
Z on Granite street as well a. the y. 4 !.
r. q p Co. discloses the fact that I:
e mmors were put in circulation for a ::
Ike. II
Fully 250 people in al walks OF life Y
ard the call OF the men Of the Preshy Y
rian church aud attended one OF the y
81 suppers vet served BY a society =
,tten 10 and served BY body Of n,ra !;
ly recently organized the fir,s under II
king Of it, kind turned ont 10 b. a Il
sgnifcent success For the past two \
eks the men have been busy making II
aparations 20 serve just such sup Y
+. one which would entice the public 20 (.
rtake Of q second Prom 5 O'Clock un (.
nearly ! the corps Of walters were Il
" waiting on the hungry patrons =
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action as 10 the supper and the en- Z.
NJ and punctual manner in which X
ryone was served. The men hope O. =
IN quite : sum # money from TIE pro
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ging congratulations from ail and u is q
ted among the ladies' societies ~ re q
.rfh THAT hencefnrth they win drop 4
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