The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-20
TALK OF THE TOWN
Ivory Pyraline at Abbott's.


Miss Gladys Bradford of South Mai
street spent the week end with friend
in Burlington.
Daniel Miner returned to his home il
Orange this morning, after passing th,
week end with friends in the city
Miss Carrie Linekin, a teacher il
Springfield, Mass, is spending the holi
days at her home on Merchant street.
Paul Barnard, student at Rhod,
Island State college at Kingston, r. |.
is spending the holidays at the home OF
his uncle, d. V. Stone.
Miss Ruby Head of Washington street
resumed work in the office OF Ballard &
+ Woodruff this morning, after weeks
absence occasioned by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Blair entertained
at their home on Farwell street Satur,
day evening, when party Of 40 friends
were the guests at dinner and social
hour afterward.
A jury is 10 be drawn tomorrow after
noon to hear the evidence in the case OF
State vs.. Joseph Charley, charged with
violating the laws restricting the sale of
intoxicating liquor. The respondent.
who has been passing several weeks in
North Adams. Mass, has been notified
10 return TO Barre IN time for the hear
ing, which is set for Wednesday morning.
Several deputy sherifs from Barre,
Fast Barre. Websteryille and Granite.
vile were at the capital Saturday after
noon TO attend the yearly meeting Of the
county sheriffs' association. One Of the
interesting features Of the meeting.
which was held in the county court
house. was the presentation OF a hand
some silver tea service 10 sheriff Frank
H. Tracy and Mrs. Tracy, purse for
that purpose havfnl, been made up BY
the deputies. Eugene y. Campbell Of
Waterbury presided until Probation on
Ger Charles A. Smith was elected presi-
dent TO succeed John r. Hastings Of Mid
dlesex. decreased. Mr.. Campbell was re.
elected secretary and Henry G. Lawson
was elected treasurer for 1915.
Directors Of the Vermont Poultry AZ.
ISOLATION and the local committee in
charge Of plans for the 10th annual ex-
hibtion 20 be- held IN Barre next week,
Dec. p. 20 and 80. are 20 meet frequent.
~ this week and every effort win be-
made 90 have the bic shyw ready for
visitors on the morning Il opens. The
announcement. lately made. that several
friends 81 the association have Offered
special awards for merit in different die
plays he's stimulated interest IN the
forthcoming show. and while Il is vet zoo
early 10 forecast accurately the outcome
II the exhibition. Tn directors are conf
dent that some of the best registration
reeords IN recent years win b. eclipsed
Misrresnts visited the business section
long after closing hours Saturday night
~ Sunday morning and took toll Of the
little rnttei sTerrreens that public
spirited merchants have employed 70
s8orn their store fronts Apparently the
nnrMuters we're bound on no other mis-
son than mischief for IN several in
sfsnres the try.es were only torn from
~ rstainers. While IN . few cases they
rsrs carrisd away u Should w. rerusEn-
bred that thpse uho were Instrumental
= se9iuf thus a. tie attraetirsnsss ~
Sufth Main street durine ti,s Christmas
seasun ssrs prompted mainly ~ q a. I
r. ~ erhnncf TIE appearance 81 The /
-Fisfipsl business tiinruurifrrs. Frum 4
-fii.i.ls suoress. tis rTIlies have obtained
tllnt rlsr laaf 20 n-fisaszrt
Compilations fur ths ruuiy fisfnsrt ~
.Fursit.ls toT surt nrts rf huufiusl isrr.