The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-24
TALK OF THE TOWN


II son.
II Homer Sowles, student at the Har
H yard Medical school, is at his home fo
H the holidays.
II Miss Alice Sullivan of Averill street
H went to her home in Hardwick to-day
for the holidays.
\ The Quarry Savings bank is following
its usual custom of cashing all checks il
new currency and coin.
II Christmas dance, Saturday evening
Rowland hall, CAROLS orchestra. Fifty
cents per couple; ladies, free.-adv.
Miss Jennie Watson left the city this
morning for st. Johnsbury to be the
guest of friends until after Christmas
William McCafrrey of the Drown phar-
macy will leave the city this evening for
Dorchester, Mass, to pass the week end.
Just received, lot of drums which
should have been here month ago; SOC,
$l.00, $3.50, S2,75. G. w. Averill & Co,
Miss Blanche Haskins of Boston IL
spending the holidays at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Frank Trow of the east
hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beaulieu of Second
street left early this afternoon for St.
Johnsbury, where they expect to make
visit of several days with relatives.
William I. Maiden of Highland avenue
returned to the city yesterday, after
passing few days with friends at the
University of Vermont in Burlington.
DR.. 0. L. Barr the Cottage street vet
rta x.,l,, 4 I..4
go to FHardwick, yesterday, according to
a correction which The Times is asked to
publish.
Matthew Hagan, who is employed by
the Flint Granite company in Albany,
IN. Y, was visitor in the city to-day
while on his way home to East Barre for
the holidays.
January Iadisermo and his sister, Miss
Mary Iadisermo, of Franklin street, left
the city this forenoon for New York,
where they are to visit relatives until
after New Years.
O. d. Randall, mechanic in the en-
ploy of the Vermont Trucking s. Sales
company, left to-day for White River
Junction, where he will remain until
after the new year.
The New York Opera company, which
is to sing in English the opera, Faust" |
at the Barre opera house Christmas after
noon and evening, arrived in the city
this morning from Hartford, Conn. Sew
eral members Of the company are stop
ping at Hotel Barre.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Puente of Smith place passed away
this forenoon after an illness of several
days. The child was three months old.
Funeral services will be held at the
house this afternoon at 4 o'clock and /
interment will be in the Catholic ceme-
terry on BeclIley street.
leopold Gerbetti of North Main street
received a message to-day from William
Starr, former Barre boy, advising him
that he has affixed his signature to a
with the Waco club in the Tex
is league for the season of 1916. Mr..
Starr is well known in Barre, having
,layed for several years with amateur
cams in this vicinity. He went to Tex 9
IS few months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hastings of !
North Main street and Mrs. William n
3mslie, sr,, were among the Barre peo- i
lie who left the city this morning TO h
'ass the holidays in Boston and Quincy, Ia
lass. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Adams left
asst night for Boston TO remain with :
elatiyes until after Jan. |, as did Rob- y
ri Mckenzie. John Booth is holiday .
isitor in Boston. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. s.
Douglas of fremont street left this ,
lorning for Greenfield Mass, TO pass n
christmas with Mrs. Douglas father, c. Z,
'au. James Parker left last evening for Ia
is former home in Westerly, II. |. TO
pend the holiday season.
Discerning poultry men, who have
yes these days only for the 10th an
ual exhibit of the Vermont Poultry as. p
ociation, TO be held in the Church street 81
gymnasium next week Tuesday, Wed 81,
esday and Thursday, say they can de-
ect the far-of cackle OF many birds .
hat are bound for Barre. IL may be
n eKaggeration 10 say that the cackling OF
J very audible, as yet, but the executive N
in charge Of local arrange 81
rents, is preparing 10 receive the first Al
Of birds tomorrow. Mon e
ay will be the busiest day. however, al
nd extra facilities for handling pOul- IN
~ are 20 be provided BY local trans +
ortation companies. A number Of poul. Of
~ men have made reservations at Ho-
Il Barre and there are indications aplen- y
Y that the show viii be largely attend Al
II all the wine, beer and spirituous !,
quOrs in Vermont were consigned 20 \.
be destination Of Eundry wicked hever- a
ges destroyed a. police headquarters =,
esterday, a good rsauy cornwall spirits
/ this particular season would b. beck !.
v just now for the long. dry drive on y.
le water wagon. Acting On orders from N
Iagistrats II. " scott. Chief Sinclair =.
I'd Officer Dineen busted thsmsslF es for :.
while with something Ike pa bottlss !,
beer and two boxes II whiskey The a
ass retainers were first aeoap itatea aud =.
ben the cunteuts were permitted - triek-
INTO the sink and thence through
I'll known channel that has ~ outlet -.
ar a little estuary IN stevens frmurh -
BE- condemned li1uor was ssiEsd in -
"a made b. 0fieers on tie premises ~ -
~. Nalerie hFrrurzi ~ Merchant =.
rect = few weeks ago.
Aliss Baruies Whafsoush. uhs . en- III
ored in the ofiae If Secretary II stsfs
~ " Bailey - EsssE junction.. - 81
= iirns AZ her Farsrts. NJ. and Mrs al
n. Whteumh 81 Heaesn strssf Ea1 tu
.ristuzzs James 81 Eiius. IT, wis j. "a
king sT.-.iai eaurss tn Accounting 81 -