The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Layalliers, solid gold with chain, 80 to
$40. Burr's.
The Widow Jones mackinaWs Tor boys
from the McWhorter Co. i,
A New Home sewing machine VIII
make her happy. Fits.
Noticei All kinds OF stove repairs at
4 Prindle h Co.'s Pearl street.
Mrs. John Medium Of Montreal, L. q,
arrived in the city last evening to pass
the holidays with relatives.
Trial box Apollo chocolates free to Ia
dies making /. soc purchase or more on
Thursday at the Red Cross Pharmacy
Il. Clark and Mrs. Fred Fisher were
called to st. Johnshury to-day by the
funeral Of Mr.. Clark's niece, Mrs. Laura
Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Collamer, ST., OF
Shelburne are passing the holiday season
/ at the home of their son, George II. Coi'
lamer of North Main street.
| Mrs. A. Martel OF Granteville passed
through the city to-day while on her way
10 Pawtueket. r. l.. where she will visit
relatives until after the holiday season
James Kearney of Brattleboro is pass
ing the holiday season with Mrs. Rear
ney. who is at the home Of her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Brown of Jefferson
street
A Christmas Club account teaches econ
omy. Come in and join our 1916 club
and have every member OF your family
Join. Barre Savings Bank & Trust Go.
All the children of the Baptist Sum
day school who take part in the Christ
mas exercises please meet at the church
tomorrow Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock for rehearsal.
A decided but friendly contest is on for
the several offices in the New England
order OF Protection. As the election OF
officers takes place tonight, il y very
important that all members be present
AZ the meeting which opens at 1880.
Conductor Charles Bashaw, who has
been acting as a conductor on night pas
senger trains over the Barre branch dur
ing the illness Of James J, kanaly, has
gone to his home in 81, Adams on &C.
count Of illness Conductor Austin Emery
Of It. Adams Is substituting on the night
trains FOR the time being.
John Gallagher. who has been employed
NJ granite cutter in GAINESVILLE. O., for
several months. has arrived in the city
for a holiday visit az the home Of his
mother on Short street He viii return
to Ohio after New Years. William Gal
lsgher. who il employed in Newport, j.
also visitor al Mrs. Gallarher's home.
Joseph II. smith. employed until re-
Gently A. a brakeman On the Parre
chelsea railroad. returned last Saturday
from a business trip 20 West Farnhan.
2. D and soon after arriving ~ the home
81 his brother. David smith. in Granite
vile. 10 was taken seriously I'D with
pneumonia. having contracted severe
cola sunday. His condition to-day was
reported 10 b. fairly comfortable.
Miss Grace Carson. Miss Elizabeth
Duncan and Miss Grace Brown expect 70
ieave the city Friday for Boston where
they are g. make visit of few days
before sailing FOR Jacksonville. Pa TO
remain during the winter. All three
were employed W the White mountains
II Nrw Hampshire last summer BY =
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