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

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= reduced, at Vaughans.
Get the habit of saving by joining thu
"Christmas club" for 1915 Barre Saw
ings Bank & Trust Co.
The Peoples Shoe Store Is giving free
with every pair OF school shoes large
Cluster Brown" pencil tablet.
The ladies Of the Plainheld club will
meet with Mrs. Harry Parks Thursday
at 2 p. m. Come prepared to sew.
The regular meeting OF the ladies'
auxiliary of Clan Gordon, No. - will be
held Tuesday, Jan. 5, at 1880 P. M; in
stallaton of officers
Miss Agnes Mckay OF Cliff street, who
has been employed as a bookkeeper Iii
the Lamorey Clothing Store for the past
two years, has completed her duties.
Miss Margaret Keefe has returned to
her home in Waterbury, after having
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l., X.
RiclSert OF fremont street for few
days.
The remains Of Mrs. G. II. Wright,
whose funeral was held in Mortified
yesterday, were brought to Barre late
yesterday afternoon and taken TO Elm
wood cemetery for interment. Rev Gin
/ ton Scott, pastor Of the Uniyersalist
church in Mortified, held short prayer
service at the grayeside.
! Officers and teachers of the First Pres
| byterian Sunday school met at the home
of Supt George Young of Warren street
| for a social hour last evening. The pas
| tor, Rev Edgar Grassland, explained the
| lessons to be used in the several school
departments during January, and dis
eussion of the lessons followed, each of
the teachers contributing to the confer
encc. Light refreshments were served
later in the evening,
As the result of many heavy losses
in Montpelier's stoneshed district, a
prominent insurance company has can
celed all its insurance on stonesheds in
the neighboring city, and it is said that
some other companies plan to follow suit.
1t is said that over 100000 has been
paid on stoneshed losses in Montpelier
alone during the past ten years, and
that the total for Washington county |
is about quarter of a million dollars.
Everett G. Brock of Washington street |
received a message this forenoon. adyis- |
ing him of the death OF his sister, Mrs. |
Ruth Bailey, which occurred at her home
in West Newbury this morning, after an
illness of two weeks. Mr.. Brock re-
turned yesterday from Newbury and left
again this afternoon to attend the flu
neral. Mr.. Brooks mother, Mrs. Mary
Brock, and his sister, Miss Bessie Brock,
who have been passing several weeks in
this city we're with Mrs. Bailey at the
time of her death.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Hiawa
tina and Bright Star lodges are making 4
for holding a joint installa
ton of recently elected officers at Odd
Fellows hall in the Gordon block Thurs
day evening. Ii became known to-day
that the district deputies of both organ
izations, as well as the grand marshals,
are to be in East Barre for a Joint in
stallation Of officers tomorrow night. !
After a conference Of the two commit
tees, it was decided TO set aside Thurs
lay night for the local installation A
social hour and an informal banquet with
brief speeches by the grand lodge repre- {
viii follow the work of IN
tallation.
Richard BiZzozzero, aged IL. son OF
Yrs. Jennie Bizzozzero OF Second street. [
8 at the City hospital conyalescing from
he effects of a painful accident which
Ie sustained while skating last Saturday
fternoon. With crowd OF North Barre
oungsters Bizzozzero was playing hook
y on the municipal rink near Second
treet. He was one of the middle fig
res in scrimmage and il was only
when he was seen 10 fall that the crowd
ell apart Young fellows on the ice
cmoyed the lad TO his home and ply l
ician. who was hurriedly summoned,
ound that he had sustained bone frac-
ure in the left leg below the knee. Lat
r il was decided TO remove him to the
ospital. The fracture was one of pc
uliar severity and several weeks will
lapse before Bizzozzero will be able 20
ak with the aid Of a crutch. lie is
Iudent at the North Barre school.
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ord. Glass has its distinction BY itself
dvaun, the artist. is class" in the arg-
Il type that could be painted Emerg. y
y IN q magnificent black, ghye-ftting
tied gown, the artist gracefully glides :
, a grand piano with all the ease Of
,ncert artist. A noctune Is played
it'll that sympathetic, artistic touch al
avs Characteristic in musicians born
nd bred. not mechanically made. From
le lingering melody Of the refrain. now n
resembling 90 its fullest, then lingering
the whispering tones as II coaNing
ie instrument 10 tell its own story,
le artist portrsys Litz nocturne in
coming lingering melody Of tone. A
,icc Of unusual quality Is heard rcso-
int and sweet The higher tones are
ear. distinct and true The shading
lows wonderful control and education
clear pronunciation Is one Of the most
easing qualities 81 the voice. Tho high.
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iyaun j. an artist. 4 stunning ward nj
be- worn with the grace 81 regina. I
nbellishcs = figure of graceful proper W
on The col0ring effects used in the
sterisls are soft and radiant, giving an
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nsome face. a dainty browning feature
the artist-Adtt