The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Miss Constance GarWn, who has bee
making an extended business visit j
II Boston and vicinity, has returned to he
H home in this city.
II Don't forget there is barrel Of Mar
H val flour to be given away free of charg
II at the Pavilion, March l. 1915. Star
II saving coupons now.--Adv.
II II. j. Marsh, who has been visiting
II relatives in the city for the past few
III days, returned to his home in Plym
III outh, n. H., this morning.
II Get in on that Marval contest at thu
II Pavilion and get your friends to hell
II you. Flour is going up all the time; j
II will be worth your while.-Adv.
II Dante Casselini of Cottage street, whe
\ recently completed his duties in ths
/ Barre Clothing Store, is now employed
by Jones Bros at the north end.
H Miss Mildred Crawford of Burlington
who has been visiting with friends and
relatives in the city for the past two
weeks, returned to her home yesterday
A program of pianoforte ensemble mu-
sic, arranged from orchestral scores and
including explanatory remarks, will be
| given at Goddard seminary this even
| ing, Jan. n, at o'clock. No admission
viii be charged, and everyone is most
cordially invited to attend.
The Clearwater, Florida, Evening Sun
OF Jan. %, announces that A. Il. Batch
elder. formerly of Barre, has secured a
permit to erect garage at Dunedina,
Fla, the dimensions of the proposed
building being 40 by so feet, with CO.
ment floor and bloek from covering.
Work on the same is to be started at
once
Tickets for the lectures to be given
under the auspices of the mems society or
the Presbyterian church are now in the
hands of the men and can be procured
any time. The course ticket which gives
admittance to all five lectures is SI.0G
Single tickets are 25c. The lectures COW
err subjects which viii interest all ana
your cooperation is kindly asked fore
ADV.
In probate court yesterday afternoon
! Earl r. Davis settled his account as ad-
ministrator of the estate of Harlan l.
Cheney, late of Montpelier. Mr. Cheney
died eight years ago. The win of George
NJ Webster, late of Cabot, was proven
Don V. Camp of Barre Town settled his
account as administrator Of the estate OF
ID. AFRO Camp.
With Mrs. NJ. W Dix aad daughter,
Miss Theresa, on their trip to the west
ern coast, went Mrs. William Walker of
Montpelier, who will remain with the
party for the remainder OF the winter, |
and Mrs. Golf, who has been visiting
relatives in this city and is now return |
ing to her home in Los Angeles, Cal. The |
excursionists win visit in Washington, |
ID. G., until next Monday and then con.
Time their journey TO California.
A "Peeping Tom" on Summer street is 1
causing folks IN that locality no end OF \
trouble and as the matter has been car
ried TO police headquarters for relief the
prospect for the immediate removal OF
the nuisance is considered good. Other
sections Of the city have lately been
bothered by night stalkers and in one or
two instances offenders of this nature
have been caught and roundly~seored by
the police. Something more salutary in
the way of punishment is in store for
the next "Peeping Tom" who happens 10
be caught by the officers.
Rev +. f. Newell of the Methodist
church delivered a second lecture on
'fThe Nations az War" in the Hedding
church last evening. The second was
in some ways similar 10 the first in that
he used stereopticon ,iews showing pic-1
lures OF battles and Of many scenes of
the war. This lecture was prepared by
a man who has been IN Europe since
the war started and who got the facts
for this use. The lecture %
last evening was very interesting and
helped many TO see the 1euible effects
u war
The Agoga class Of the Baptist church
held their annual meeting az the home
II Rev. George II. Holt last evening The
first OF the evening was spent ia play
ne games. followed BY the election Of
officers for the ensuing years, which re-
suited a. follows President, Douglas
Inglis; vice president. Milton Rollins;
secretary. Roy Kidder; treasurer, Harry
Sent; entertainment leader. Warren
Partridge visitor, Raymond Gave; re-
,orter, Claude Partridge. After the conn
,letion Of the business. refreshments !
we're served and few familiar songs
we're sung after which the guests de-
,arted with kindly greetings.
Through a misunderstanding which 4
seems 70 become more general a. the
lays 90 by, there i an Impression that c
be round trip 20 Montpelier on the -. r.
/ ". T. a Z. Co.'S line IL 30 cents. or
icials 81 the company desire 60 state
hat a trip between the two cities. Barre
nd Montpelier, can b. made fer 1919
ents. or 25 CENTS for the r0und trip. II 4
ickets are purchased from the eouduc- K
ars Or 81 the company Offices at either '
nd 81 the line. Four II these tickets
~ sold for - cents. o. a. the rate Of
.. cents per ticket. Plaeards annouuc-
lg the ticket privilege ARE posted in
sch car and The conductors have heen =,
% explain carefully the work \
~ Of the ticket plan. y
Quslity IN q school pepper j. quite e0n-
silently maintained in the January b.
D. 81 the Goddard Record. Whith Is be-
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