The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

III '"'AN 40 " lN'N'NN
bolts.
Ladies' night at the Buzzell rink to-
night; opens at 1880.
Louis Stems of Providence, r. J., ar.
] rived yesterday for = Few days visit
with relatives in the city.
| The United Missionary society OF He'd
ding NJ H. church will meet with Mrs.
Walter Perkins Wednesday afternoon at
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Begin now, so as to make your 1915
Christmas a happy one, by joining our
christmas club" Barre Savings Bank
d Trust Co.
Miss Hattie Maeher of Graniteville
was in the city yesterday on her way TO
Richmond, where she will visit relatives
for few days
The person who borrowed the winning
Of Barbara Worth" to read is asked to
return the same and oblige Mrs. Mason
Page, 80 Elm street.
Andrew Blackmore, student at Wes-
leyan university, has returned to Mid
dletown, Conn, after passing the holt
days at his home in Barre.
The regular monthly meeting of the
senior branch OF the Sodalitv of the Chill.
dren Of Mary will be held in the vestry>
of st. Monica's church Wednesday even
| ing from Z to s o'clock,
| Miss Sophia O, Kelly, manager of the
Western Union telegraph office at Swan
! ton, passed the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. 0. Kelly of Pros
pect street, leaving for her home to-
day.
Edward L. Burke, who has made his
Niabnla v,Ia fnr q ha 1ana a fhraa
years, is moving his household goods to
East Barre, where he has secured EN-
ployment for the remainder of the win
ter.
H. J. Laroe OF Averil street went yes
terday TO Burlington, where he will |
make a few days visit before return |
ing to Barre with Mrs. LARGE who has
bee making an extended stay in the /
Queen city
The monthly meeting of the ladies' I'M
ion OF the Uniyersalst church will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 in the
church parlor. A large attendance is es
peeially requested as the chairmen for
the year circles are to be appointed.
This evening at T:30. Rev. G. A. Boyd,
secretary OF the Vermont Sunday School
association, will speak at the Baptist
church His subject viii be, The Sun
day School Spiritual Force All in
tercsted in the Sunday school are urged
to be present.
Regular review of Harmon hive, No. ],
L. o. T. NJ, Wednesday evening at 2:3O
D. m. Let every officer and guard be
present. Public installation of officers
postponed To later date on account OF
the district supreme commander being
unable to attend at this time.
Rev G. H. Holt left this morning for
where he will assist in special
prayer meetings at the Baptist church.
Next Sunday he will exchange with the :
Randolph pastor, Rev. J. Harrison
Thompson. Mr.. Thompson was well liked !
when he was here last winter. and he !
will remain in Barre next week 10 assist I,
Mr.. Holt in special meetings at the Bap- ,
list church.
Herbert McRae who has been visiting :
n Ireland for the past two months, re- u
.urned to this city yesterday. Accord v
ng to Mr.. McRae, the times in Ireland +
IRE very bad Work is scarce and war r
,etting home, Mr.. McRae was detained f
" n HuihDtI ~ FbtNAH anu uhu AhAu Il
work in crossing the water. e
Last evening a large party OF young h
olks from this city set our on snow e.
hoes and Travelled TO a camp in the vi 81
Unity Of Montpelier. Upon arrival, "
ire was built and one member Of the 81
arty proceeded with the preparations Of
"a oyster supper. When all was ready "
hey sat down and enjoyed hearty +
epast which was earned by their long q
ralk. After that, games and cards we're IL
layed until a late hour, when the return j.
rip was made. e
At meeting Of the d. c. V. club last G
ight the following officers were elected
D serve for the year: President. George W
lola; treasurer, G. Mont; chairman, a.
.dolphus Calgani. manager and captain y
T basketball, Core Giani. The basket q
all team has won a number Of games !.
lready this season and Is out for the - y
lampionship of the city. Anyone want ~
~ games will be- rewarded by confer g
ng with Manager GianL
Firemen from the central station hus I,
ed across the river al 10 O'Clock this I
corning, in the auto truck. % eXtingiish
chimney fire which had given Brooklyn I,
rect householders a bad case 81 nerves =
be cause Of the excitement oentered in u.
chimney on 4 large double tenement =
luse az No a. The fire had died
1wn considerably when the fremen A.. -
we'd, aud after leaving one 81 their Y.
Imbcr to guard against further out 4
-eak. the regulars returned 10 the sta =,
on. One Or two rooms in both tene- =
ents were filled with their share 81
noke. but the damage on the whole -
~ trivial The house IL owned BY the N
srre Granite 4 Quarry Co.. and Ensign III
,auard Hutchiu- Of the Salvation Army IN
rps j. one q the occupants.
John Henry Daniels. who saws his con
erss in COfinth call him the Visiting
ufus of the Deep Woods was ar
iVned before Iodgs II. W scott ID city n,
urt this morning On aharre Of in "
xieatinn. The whistler pleadef guilty
3 second afefise and accepted with q
iile TIRE magistrate seutence Of 20 n
vs in The coauty jail u Henry care
.un from TIE timber couutrv in Cor
n YESTERDAY and proceeded g. catch -
In himself in tbs matter ~ Celebrating
p Neu Year chief sinclair. strolliBn
rUuFh the M a NJ. freight yards ~
"a tbe uoBdsmsn On the point 81 -
sing e hirh dive from one u the ban
- PEAR the sfsti1n He induced nam-
h 80 change his mind about ieapiun