The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-09
TALK OF THE TOWN
Read perrv's nd. for Saturday.

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on Saturday.
Buy your hosiery for women and chill
dren at Vaughan's.
Read our safety First advertisement
in to-day's paper. Barre Drug Co.
Dance in Granitevile, Gilbert's hall, OF
J Saturday evening. Riley's orchestra
Gents, SOC; ladies, free.
Prescription perfection is our aim. Try
our service and youll agree we have sue
ceeded pretty well. Barre Drug Co.
Frank Lanciault returned this morn
ing to his home in st. Johnsbury, after
few days visit with relatives in Barre
William II. Pitkin, who has been pass.
ing the week in Barre and vicinity, re-
turned last night to his home in Bos'
ton.
Miss Lillian Gordon OF New York is
visiting at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Gordon Of Richardson
street.
William Stuart of Spsnlding street
went this morning to Bethel, where he
will visit his brother, George Stuart,
over the weekend.
Mrs. Peter Blouin and daughter of
Ahern place left this morning for New
port, where they will make stay of
several days with relatives.
Ralph and William Wales, who were
called to South Barre by the death OF
their father, George A. Wales, have re-
turned to their nome in Worcester, Mass.
The financial secretary OF the Knights
Of Columbus will be at the club room
Monday and Friday evenings from 9
until 8 o'clock. Members, please take
notice.
Charles Fiske of st. JohnsLury. a
graduate of Goddard seminary, arrived
yesterday for a short visit with his
brother, John, who now attends the sem
mary
ing friends in Barre and Graniteville
for the past week, was in the city this
morning while on her way home to Rich
mond
W. A. Palmer of North Main street,
who has been visiting his nephew in
Tiverton, r. l., and with relatives in
Someryille, Mass, returned to the city
this morning
Sunday evening at 1880 the usual serv-
ice will be held in the Worthen block by
Evangelist F. L. Abbott The subject
for the evening will be, "The Kingdom
of Glory" All are welcome.
Removal otice-Saturday Jan. Q, my
store viii be closed for alterations and |
repairs. Until then, there will be cut
prices on fruits and confectionery. |
United Fruit Store, George Maniatty,
Prop.
A meeting of the Burns club will be
held in the Clan Gordon hall on Satur-
day, Jan. 0, at 1880 p, m. A full at.
tendance is requested. Per order presi-
lent. A smoke taiA will be held after
-he meeting.
Miss Jean Darling who has been pass
ng the week at the home of her par.
'nts, Mr.. and Mrs. aJmes B. Darling of
.aurel street, returned to-day to Hard
wick, where Monday she will resume
Ter teaching duties in the village schools
If you join our "Christmas club" and
or any reason are unable to keep up [
'our payments, the amount you have
,sid in will be paid you next Christmas.
lou can't lose Barre Savings Bank &
Trust Co. Bank open from 7 to s o'clock {
o-night
Boys, boys, Barre boys are like all 9TH
r boys. Come and hear what Ernest X.
'oulter, clerk of the children's court, q
Jew York City. win tell you Of his !
,ork among them in his lecture, "Citi- y
ems of Tomorrow" at the opera house &
tuesday evening, Jan. Y.
Announcements have been received
ere of the engagement of Miss Bernice
/. Butterfield of East Corinth 10 Ken
eth g. BUTLER, also Of that village.
Iiss Butterheld was graduated from
oddard seminary in 1909 and Mr.. But
7 will be remembered here as a former
udent at the seminary.
Tonight the Goddard seminary bas- 4,
rtball quintet go 20 Montpelier. where a
'ey meet the strong Holderness team v
ON Plymouth. New Hampshire. This =
Goddard's first school game and many h
IN accompany the team TO the capital I
ty tonight. The game is 10 be- play u
in the srmOry and is scheduled for 5,
ght o'clock. T
Removal enthusiastically, Jan. 2. my -
ore win be closed for alterations and =
pairs. Until then. there will be- cut g
ices on fruits and confectionery ~
bout March I. my new store will De =
.ened az the old stand rs North Main =
rect II Nill be one Of the finest and :.
1t equipped fruit stores in Vermont =
ID viii carry a large stock Of fruits, u
ndy. etc ! thank YOU for your past ~
tronage and hope for a continuance of Fl
= same The United Fruit Store, G. y
aniatty, Prop. y
Through The Times the 81 a NJ. T. a ~
90. request that patrons Of the street y,
+ line who have occasion 20 tarnsfer -
,m the main line 90 the Washington I
'eet branch line apply % the conduct 49,
for a transfer ticket a. the time =.
3 fare i paid Since the neW sched- 7,
, Of passenger fares became opera ~
= the company has introduced q sys- ~
n % transfer tickets and the failure An
passengers h ask for these tickcts -
en- contemplating c transfer has led =.
much confusion. according % the / m
tement Of the companys oiicials ~
4 friend Of Goddard seminary Who has 81
nethiue II prncihnt faf statistics -
o. q the lai5 Ffneral assembly which
ircne8 u Moutuelief this waek