The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Clearance sale at Abbott's.
II. Il. Crandall post, G. A. r., viii hold
smoke talk Saturday az 9 p, m.
:. Hollister Jackson left the city this
morning ON a business trip to Burling'
ton and Rutland.
James Parker has returned TO Barre,
after passing several days in his former
home In Westerly, r. |.
The Christoforo Columbo band will
hold public dance in Socialist hall,
Granite street, Friday night.
Start your Christmas Club account
Friday, Bank will not be open ON Sat
urday, Jan. /. Barre Savings Bank a
Trust Co.
Mrs. james T. Marion OF Franklin
street left the city last evening for Bur
lington, where she will pass few days
with relatives.
New Years dance at Holden hall, Mid.
dlesex, Friday evening, Dec. 81. Good
music. Refreshments. Full bill, Toe.
Everybody invited.-adv.
Regular meeting of the Central Labor
union OF Barre and vicinity will be held
in carpenters hall Thursday evening, Dec.
80, at 1880. s. l.. Cardi, secretary.
The annual meeting of Vincta club
will be held in the club rooms this even
ing at o'clock. After the business
meeting buffet luncheon viii be served,
Mrs. Il. S. Wasgatt OF Washington
street and Sheldon Veale, who is visit
ing friends in the city, went this morn
ing to Washington for visit with
| friends.
/ Regular meeting at the Salvation
| hal DriIa a. n'plDpE !.
again at 1880 there will be watch night
service. Lunch will be served between
the two services. All are invited.
Harry j. Woodward, who was en-
ployed as one of the construction super
intendents on the new Spaulding annex,
called on friends in the city yesterday
Mr. Woodward is now attending the col
lege of medicine at Harvard.
Foreign Masons are to celebrate st.
Johns night this evening with their an
nual banquet in Clan Gordon hall. The
early evening dinner viii be followed by
an orchestral concert and dancing, with
brief program of speechmaking.
Georg, Cayia, the three-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn Cayia, who recent
" submitted to an operation at the City
hospital, has been removed TO his lcme.
The little fellows condition ID greatly
improved and an early recovery Is an
ticipated.
Little evergreen trees that have been
set out in pots along the business sec
ton during the holiday season are being
removed although the retaners are to
be kept until next year, when the mer-
chants expect to renew very pretty
custom established this year Until the
heavy wind Of Saturday night came
along to work havoc among the little
trees. it had been the purpose of the
merchants to leave them in their places
until after New Years. The community
Christmas tree in City park, which was
dedicated week ago tonight, will be
Illuminated each evening until after New
Years. Snow has wrought a marvellous |
change in the appearance of the tree and |
by night its beauty is considerably en-
HANGED by coatings of snow on the
branches.
Among the visitors in the city yester
day and to-day were the following peo- |
Pile: Charles Fl. Tenney of Springfield, |
Mass. head of the Tenney traction, pow
er and lighting service, who is stopping |
at Hotel Barre while here to inspect the
company's holdings in central Vermont;
John j. Flynn of Burlington. Miss Mar
garet Penniman of Woodsville, \. H..
w. G. Gagne of Lewiston, Me-, c. NJ.
Lawrence of Williamstown, Ira C. Calef
and Emily G. Calef of Washington, I. F
Hobart OF Cambridge, Mrs, f. +. Upham
of Rock River, p. O., G. H. Smith of
Cobbleskill, n. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Cameron of Toronto, Ont, and E. J.
Como of Burlington, who came here to
attend the annual exhibit of the Yer
mont Poultry association, OF which or
ganization he is q vice president.