The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-23

TALK OF THE TOWN


0rreste Boffino has resumed his dutie
in the Union Clothing store, after a few
days absence of account of illness.
Manager c. F. Alillar of the Consoli
dated Lighting company has gone to Bos
ton to pass Christmas with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Millar.
George Leclair of Newton street is EN-
ployed at the American Express offic,
during the holidays Express company
employees are handling an unusually
large amount of Christmas express this
year, the facilities Of the local eiliee be.
ing taxed as never before.
Ralph Lawliss, who has been employed
on one of the largest milk routes in the
city for the past month left this morn.
ing with Miss Freida Hill of Montpelier
to spend the holidays at her home in
Calais On his return, Mr.. Lawliss win
resume his duties as an apprentice at
Mcdonnell & Sons granite plant al the
south end.
Among the visitors in the city yester-
day and to-day were the following peo-
pie, Mrs. J. A. Linden and Miss Thurs
ton OF Northfeld. {. l.. Hodges Of Bur-
lington. Mrs. J. NJ. Bullock Of Mortified.
y. b. Elkins OF New York City, r. NJ.
Ram Of 81. Johnsbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander I. Beaton Of South Ryegate.
{. NJ. Armstrong Of Enosburg Falls, Mrs.
7. n. Prescott and two daughters Of New
Haven. Conn, A. J. Payne OF Burlington,
y. W. Kelly Of Burlington. Miss kath-
leen JeBaron Of Waterbury Center, b.
II. Start Of -. Albans. g. A. Carpenter
of Winooski, Francis Gendreau of Cham
plain, \. u, Geraldus A. Knapp Of ST.
Johnsbury. l.. b. Reilly Of Burlington.
j. A. Riley 0f Stonington, Conn, and
y. n. Royce Of Burlington.
Clergymen Of Barre. in their hunt for
IN opponent worthy the steel Of pro-
speaker who has been secured
- debate the question Of statewide pro-
iibition in the opera house next month.
ave decided 70 advertise IN the newa- !
lapers. Plans originally laid for the /
nass meeting contemplated a move 10 I
.ecure former Atty. Gen. Pettingill Of 1
Maine a. q speaker uhs would uphold I
he local option side ~ the question. 4
rhis plan having miscarried. the clerical 1
umiitee has hif upan the newspaper
drertisinc idea a. sulufiun. Whoever
uswers che challenge VII - asked - I
eiats with Rev. Clnrence Tme Wfison. 4
J. n- of Topeka. kan- wbo is - iecture
! state vide prohibition nt 4 meeting
b h. heia in the opfra hoBss on ths even
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