The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

watches and clocks AT Holmes. &
Hoagknit sweaters at Abbott's.
See the parlor golf games at Fits.
Plan to come to vaughan's every day,
New silk waists $l.0s, $2.25, at the
Vaughan Store.
Harry Holmes left this morning for
Burlington, where he is visiting friends
for u few days.
Look for the store which never sold
the so-called dollar watch. Your reliable
matchmaker, Burr.
A fiasblight is a smart present for
Christmas; in ivory for ladies at from
75c to $3.50. At Iander's Cigar Store.
Pliny M. Cutler has resumed work at
the Barre Savings Bank \ Trust Co.
after a several weeks Illness with ty-
Iphoid.
Misses Ruth and Esther Stanley of
| Waterbury are spending a few days as
Iguests of Miss Helen Roscoe at her home,
is French street.
John B. Magnagh is spending few
days in New York City on business
connected with granite manufacturing
interests in Barre.
| Mrs. Eta Leonard has returned home
after spending several weeks in Hart
| ford, Conn. where she was called by the
illness of her sister, Mrs. c. f. Vielle.
Rev. Edgar Grassland and Mrs. Cross
land returned last night from Worcester,
Mass, where they have been attending
conference Of educators at Clark univer-
sity.
Miss Marion Upper, teacher in the
graded schools Of North Troy, is pass
ing two weeks vacation at the home
Of her father, George Fl, Upper, of
South Main street
William Given, who is employed in a
hardware store in Montreal, p. O., ar |
rived in the city to-day for visit at |
the home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. |
James w Given, of Richardson street.
The Christmas Club plan appeals to all |
classes of people as means of saving |
small sums for definite purpose. II |
you have never tried it, come in and Join /
for 1916 at the Barre Savings Bank &
Trust Co.
Auction sale tomorrow for X. G. Col
Inns, guardian, three miles and half
from East Montpelier, just over the line
in Calais and a bit off the main stage
road. Farm of l40 acres, good set of I
buildings, fruit and sugar orchards, near
postofice and school; COWS, horse, calves,
shoats, hens and lots of household fur
niture. See adj, page 7 this paper. c. f.
Smith, fundamentally.
Marrion's cafe in the Bolster block
is the better in appearance for the in
PRODUCTION of new fixtures and general
that has been in progress
A 1 .
Of approved design replaces the counter
originally used and an attractive set .
Of mural mirrors adorn the dining apart
ment opposite the lunch counter. New |
including canopied steel
yentilator, has been installed in the
kitchen.
When the board of aldermen meets
Ut city hall tonight for its regular week
" session, several matters that have
been in the hands Of committees since
The last meeting are 20 be Incorporated
n reports that are TO be read before
yhe city fathers. The property commit
zee, into whose safekeeping were COM
nitted several suggestions for the dis !
position Of the old Church street school J
house, win probably have something TO I
ay about its Investigations. Requests
rom myriads Of youngsters for the mu- !
licipal skating rink privileges OF past
Tears are TO be considered in a report
rom the street and water committees,
md the matter of designating certain
treets for eoasting purposes will also !
eceive attention. Undoubtedly, res
luton appropriating s2,l9l.69, the pro.
eeds of the sale OF the Mertz house
nd the income from the gas company's
arnings, to the sinking fund will be !
dopted without opposition. :