The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-02
TALK OF THE TOWN


at Perry's on Saturday.
Our $3.50 crepe and hannelette XII
monos for $l.69, at Perry's.
Our l5c kimono cloth reduced to Zoe
yard at Perry's on Saturday.
A big saving on crepe and ilannelette
kimonos at Perry's on Saturday.
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs
Drown Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Miss Kate O'Hearn of Boston visited
Mrs. Leonard Relation Of Branch street
recently.
James Cordiner went yesterday to
Wells River. where he will visit friends
for few days.
You should see those cotton messaline
pettcoats for soc each, all colors, at
Perry's on Saturday
Next to Hollis barber shopAmerican
Shoe Shine Parlors. Ladies and gents
shines. Next to Hollis.
Regular Saturday night dance in How
land hall, Jan. 2, under auspices OF Ri
ley's orchestra. Ladies free.
The name of Henry Taylor was omit
ted from the report OF the Foreign Ma
sons annual. He served on the com
mittee.
You may join the Christmas club to-
night or Monday night Bank open
from to 8 o'clock. Barre Savings Bank
& Trust Co.
Mrs. Mary A. Downie of II Merchant
street left the city last evening for Chi
eago, ILL.,, where she viii make an ex-
tended visit with relatives.
William K. Dewey, who has been Wis
iting in town for few days, returned
this morning to st. Adams, where he is
employed as a brakeman on the Central
Vermont railroad.
The Chicago Tribune says; Eydaun
has the most wonderful voice that has
been heard here for some time, and wears
gowns that would make any prima don
ma envious. At the Pavilion Monday
Adv.
Ii you have not joined our Christ
mas Club" ask some OF your friends
what they think of it and we feel sure
YOU will come in to-day and start in
our 1915 club. Barre Savings Bank &
Trust Co.
Committees from Clan Gordon No II,
o. S. c., and the ladies' auxiliary to the
clan are naming pretentious plans for
Joint installation OF officers elected by
each organization short time ago. The
exercises viii be held in Clan Gordon hall
next Wednesday evening A short pro-
gram and refreshments after the install
lation will be followed by a dancing
party. Bruee's orchestra will play for
the affair
The local authorities have been notified
Of the parole of Angelo Tomassini, who
was committed TO the house OF correc-
ton in Rutland from Barre after hay-
ING been convicted in Washington county
court of an oflense against the statutes
governing tie sale Of intoxicating liquor.
Tomassini was sentenced during the
spring term of court in 1914. His maxi.
mum sentence does not expire until next
June and during the period intervening
he will be in charge OF Probation Officer
Charles A. Smith.
Next Tuesday evening Rev G A,
Boyd, Vermont state Sunday school sec
rotary. will deliver an address az the
Baptist church. This meeting is for all
Sunday school workers in the city Of
Barre. The subject of the. address will
be "The Sunday School Spiritual
Force" Mr. Boyd would like 70 meet
all Sunday school workers of Barre at
the close OF the address This is a rare
opportunity for an interested in sum
dav school work, since Mr. Boyd is well
trained and thoroughly alive in Sunday
school matters.
Accompanied by Deputy sheriff W +.
Bixby of East Barre. II. Cont, rest
dent Of Barre Town, left this morning
for Rutland where be will begin sen.
tence in the house Of correction for the
violation OF the license regulations per
tanning 70 intoxicating liquor. Cont viii
serve not less than four months and not
more than five months IN the Rutland in
stitution. His removal was effected by
mittimns issued By Justice Of the Peace
A. G. Diekey in East Barre. Cont was
arraipned before Justice Dickey Dec.
on charge of selling liquor illegally.
Sentence followed the mans plea Of
guilty.
A committee Of Barre poultry men
will 60 to Montpelier Monday to assist
in erecting ccops for the ninth annual
exhibit Of the Vermont Poultry associa.
ton, which opens in the city hall Tues
day forenoon. Last night the poultry
dissertation held one Of is regular meet
ings IN the city courtroom here and final
plans for the opening day OF the exhibit
were accepted Men who have been &C.
lively engaged IN receiving the entrles
predict that this years show win b.
larger than any other exhibit since the
dissertation was organized 4 decade ago.
Early returns from the prospective cN.
hibitors Indicate that birds viii be- as
sembled in Montpelier next week from
= large number of Vermont. New Hamp-
shire and New York towns Barre poul.
try fanciers VIII ship their exhibits to
the capital in a special car.
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