The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-11
TALK OF THE TOWN
Animal crib blankets at Fits.
Supper, Presbyterian church, to-nigh

Animal crib blankets at Fits.
Supper, Presbyterian church, tonight
adv
/ To be sure of buying pure sugar candy
and not limitations, visit Mascott's. Our
candy is guaranteed to be absolutely
4 pure and fresh.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Como of the Mont
pelier road returned last night from a
three weeks visiting trip in Worcester,
Mass, Providence, Il. l., and other cities
In that vicinity.
The junior and sophomore teams of
Spaulding high school will meet in the
Spaulding gymnasium tonight at 7:30
for the second game OF the inter-elass
basketball series,
Because of the union service, which Is
to be held at 1880 in the Barre opera
house Sunday evening, the preaching
service in the Presbyterian church sun
day evening win be held from Gals 20
7,l5, when Rev. Edgar Grassland viii
preach on "Give us this day our daily
bread. adv.
An illumination scheme for lighting the
municipal Christmas tree that is to adon
City park at Yuletide is being considered
by the decorations committee, plan
for Frightening the park having been
submitted by local electricians. Another
committee elected at the meeting of those
interested, which was held recently, after
securing the woods to the east Of the
city, has succeeded in locating a fir tree
large enough, il is believed. TO suit the
needs Of the auspicious Christmas festi
val that Is planned The coming week
will see the various committees working
earnestly in the interests OF the project.
Among the visitors in the city yes
terday and to-day were the following
people; David A. Elliott Of White River /
Junction. A. /. Warren aud c. T. Thur. /
Der Of West Fairlee, y. A. Whitaker Of /
Bellows Fails, V. y. Rand Of Hardwick /
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X Iasell of Montclair, /
y. T., William Drummer Of Stuttgart 4
Germany, r. n. Nav OF Essex Junction. /
q. g. Hopper OF Fair Haven. G. l.. Cowles 4
Of Craftsbury. r. y. Holcomb Of Roches-
ter, \. " i. T. Murray Of Ogdonsburg. 1
\. u. =. L. Davis 81 Brandon. Arthur 1
Hollis IF plattsbure. y. NJ. Miss Mill.
cent Peters of Bloomington, Peter Mont
of Quincy. Mass. and John Mclaughlin
of Burlington.
Honey moon lane. PLEASED an audi
ance in the opera house last evening Of 4
even greater proportions than that II
Thursday night. when the company d o.
people who have been trained Nv Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Philbrook made their fret
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much dancing Those who witnessed TIE
production last night were more fhan
srer convinced that Honeymoon Lane
ri - local talent presenting company
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