The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Clearance sale at Vaughan's.
II Harry Dingwall is still very i'll at MS
H home on Pearl street.
H Buy your coats, skirts and dresses nov
i in the sale at Vaughan's.
II Ladies OF Clan Gordon, please leave
II your due cards with financial secretary
on or before Friday, Jan. |.
II William Farnum. the eminent dramat
ic star, in 1.-THE Redemption OF David
/ Corson," at the Pavilion to-day.-Adv.
Mrs. James Little of Granteville il
visiting her sister, Mrs. Tyler Thomp'
son, OF South Main street, for few
days.
Miss Eva A. Bisbee, secretary to the
superintendent OF the city schools, is
passing several days at her former home
in Waitsfeld.
Miss Flora Ladue returned this fore
noon to her home in Ticonderoga, n. Y,
after spending 4 week with relatives in
Wehstervile
Miss Cassie Shores of South Barre re-
turned to-day from Middebury, where
she has been guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Clayton +. Shores since Christmas
Roy Premier, who has been passing a
few days at his former home in Barre,
left this morning for Pittsfield, Mass,
where he has employment in a shoe
store
Patrick II. 0. Kelly, who is working
on Dir. Webbs farm in Shelburne passed
| Christmas at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Kelly, of Prospect
street, leaving to-day for SheIburne.
Remember the dinner in connection
with the annual meeting at the Congre
gational church on New Years day. II
is hoped there will be large attendaucc
and that those who come will bring a
generous supply of food.
A, n. Lawrence of Orange, Mass, has
arrived in town to take charge of the
+. w. Woolworth Co.'s Barre store. He
succeeds G. r. Russell, whose sudden
death occurred last week. Mr.. Lawrence
has been charge of the Woolworth store
in Orange for the past few years.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Goodfellow
of Spaulding street LETT the city this
forenoon for Montgomery, Ala, where |
thy will remain until spring. Mr. Good |
fellow intends to devote share Of his |
time in Alabama to the piano business
The trip south is made on account of |
Mrs. Goodfellow' health.
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles Tren- |
TIM. whose death occurred Monday fore
noon, will be held at her late home, &c |
Maple avenue. Thursday afternoon at
two O'Clock instead of this afternoon, as
was announced at first The obseques
were postponed to allow relatives OF the
deceased to reach here from Ninal Haven,
Me.
At the auction sale conducted by
d. A. Perry, auctioneer for George NJ.
Panton near Randolph Center, notwith-
standing the inclemency Of the weather,
a good crowd WAS in attendance. Cows
sold from $500 to S97 and averaged
about 500 each; hay sold for $3.50 at
the barns and ensilage brought 81 per
ton. The cows were a good lot, but
small. Other property sold for very
good prices.
Thomas X. Holder and Harry r. Kent
81 IS Lords alley left last evening for
Boston, where they were called by the
illness of Miss Pearl Kent. who submit Ii
ted TO an operation for appendicitis on
Monday afternoon, According TO adj
vices received here yesterday Miss kents
operation was successful and her recoy. !
Fry is only a matter Of time. II
The annual rollcall and business meet ,
ng OF the First Baptist church will f,
De- held Friday afternoon. Jan. / begin !
ling at o'clock There will be social
upper served at O'Clock followed BY a In
number OF short addresses and music. !
Members OF the church are expected to
attend the afternoon session and an /,
members OF the church and congregation :
re invited to the supper and speaking :
Furnishings used BY the New York
Bargain Co. since il began business in
Barre two years ago, We're removed from
he Jackson block this morning and
hipped 10 Boston. where they Will be
Utilized IN the company's Hub store.
,lanagcr Deeb Habeeb. who has been IN
barge OF the Barre store, viii go % y
boston for visit before resuming his
uties IN the company service.
In the Central Vermont freight yards
his morning the new air compressor re-
emily purchased BY the Martinson Es.
ate 60. was unloaded and transported
o the company's plant on Batcheldsr :
treet in the south end. The compressor /.
"a manufactured IN the Chicago plan, x
the sullivan Machinery Co. and ono
/ the company's machinists viii arrive
) the city from Carrmont. y. a.. to-
ight 20 install the machine. 4
Friends Of Leigh Plaisted. n former
ARE boy and pleasantly remembered n
lis city through his connections for sew i
al years with the development - thr
ORR among boys vii b. interested %
arm that b. has enrolled ~ student =
the school Of osteopathy IN Cambridge
lass Mr. plaisted was identified with :
b. boys club Of the FIRST Baptist
aurch and Was instrumental in forming
strong organization among tho youth I
the church. BEFORE leaving the eity
FOUND 6ee resrs ago b. was employ ea
.re as 81 agent Tor the metropolitan
.fe Insurance 40. 80 - granite csIt-
= bt trade and until ~ qualified ter =
urse is she osteopathie saho0i D. vas
arlnved 81 the construction work a. =
s uav customs building n Haston ~ 4