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

Clearance sale going on at Vaughan's
Great sale eorsets, zoe, SIPS, ut the
Vaughan Store.
The city schools viii reopen Monday
morning, after vacation OF two weeks
At Soc, petticoats in green, cerise, blue
and brown; Il soc value for SOC each; at
Perry's on Saturday.
Miss Merle Plastridge has returned to
her home in Mortified, after few days
visit with friends in the city.
Mrs. Michael Mcdonald and child of
South Main street have returned from u
| 10 days visit with relatives in Cam
bridge, Mass.
! Benjamin f. Gilley of 1874 North Main
street left yesterday for his former home
| in Bucksport, Me-, where he was called
by the serious illness OF his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sassi and Mr.. and
Mrs. ". Rulfo OF West street returned
yesterday from Groton pond, where they
have been occupying hunting lodge for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Z. S. Stowe, who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mackay of % Washington street for sew
eral days, have returned to their home
in New Haven, Conn.
In probate court yesterday the will of
Willis A. Lebourveau, late OF Barre, was
proven. Theresa N. Lebourveau was APP
pointed executrix The will of Douglas
K. Rohen, late of Barre Town, was pre-
sented for probate.
The Condors A. G., comprising num-
Der OF juvenile basket ball players drawn
from Barre and envrons returned early
this morning from Waterbury, where it
won II to victory over the Water
bury Giants last night.
The Clayton Players open an engage
ment at the opera house on Monday
night, Jan. 4, in tabloid versions OF high.
class comedies and dramas, in connection
with three reels of pictures, which will
be changed on Wednesday and Friday.
This sort of entertainment is getting to
be very popular this season at all the
large theatres and no doubt will be well
patronized by theatregoers here, as tho
price will be Zoe to all.
The annual jail labor report for the
year ending Dec. ] in Washington cou-
ty has bsen completed by Sheriff f. H.
Tracy and shows a total of S 5g0.47 in
OF which sum Ss3s.3l was ex-
pended for various items incidental with
running expenses Of the Jail. The re-
S752.l6, was turned over to the
state treasurer. The earnings for tire
year were slightly less than the year
before and the sum Of Sl09 was expend-
ed in the capture of John Carlson, who |
escaped while out working.
The annual meeting OF the Universal
list parish was held in the church vestry |
last evening and the usual business in |
eident TO closing up the years affairs /
was transacted. Officers OF the Sunday /
school, to serve in 1915, were elected I
rs follows: Superintendent, O. X Hol-
lister; assistant superintendent, Mrs +. (
I Mower; treasurer, Mrs w. H. Paine;
pianist, Rachel HOLSTER; librarian, Mrs.
ieorge /. Bates. G. T. Hanson was re-
lected clerk and treasurer OF the church
Owing to the unavoidable absence of
of the deaconate. the appoint
nent OF committees. chosen by the pas
or Rev j. b. Reardon, and the deacons.
vas deferred until later meeting. The
appointment OF the committees seven in
number will probably be announced sun
lay, This evening the annual meeting
Il the Uniyersalist society, embracing
members and adherents, viii be held A
iHrish supper in the early evening win
,e followed by a business meeting, with
lection OF officers, and social hour.