The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

n Dolls beds and carriages Tor the KID
II dies Christmas Mt Rockers.
II The Presbyterian choir viii meet 10
H rehearsal tonight at 1880 o'clock.
II Mrs. Pearl Rand and Mrs. Harry Mar
H colt of Randolph were visitors in the cit
H to day.
II A. r. Abbott returned to the city to-do.
H after spending a week in hunting cam
1 near Maidstone.
II Miss Jennie Rcciarelli began work thi
morning in II. w. Knights store OF
North Main street
H Under the direction of the cemetery
commission work was begun to-day on an
annex to the tool house at Elmwoo,
cemetery.
+. M, Mears of Have:hill, Mass, re
turned to that place yesterday, after
shipping carload of livestock, which
he purchased in Barre and vicinity last
week
Chief Sinclair of the police department
arrested an unknown on Depot square
this morning and Communicated an auto
mobile to take the man to police head
quarters.
Charles Induini, who has been spending
some time with relatives in Barre since
coming to this city from Italy early in
the summer, left last night for Ray
mond, Cal, where he has secured en-
ployment.
Harry T. Jeffords, the well known
painter, who has been engaged, with
John Crowley OF Essex Junction, for
mer resident of Barre, in painting sum-
mer cottages along the Vermont shore of
Lake Champaign, arrived in the city to-
| day for a visit with relatives"
| Mrs. c. A. Churchill of Merchant street
left to-day for winters visit in the
! West. Mrs. Churchill will first go TO the
home OF her daughter in Salt Lake City,
! Utah, after which she will visit another
daughter in Phoenix, Ariz., and other
relatives in various places in California.
Seven members, including the troop Of
ficers and high standing scouts of troop
No. 2 of the boy scouts. of the Congrega-
tional church, motored To Orange last
night, where they We're present at the in
stallation proceedings of new troop OF
scouts which has been organized in that
place. The party was accompanied by
Dr.. Barnett and Scoutmaster John Hub
bard.
Real table decorations from the sunny
slopes Of Italy are to grace the board at
the annual banquet of the Italian Ath
letic club, which is to be held ia Clan
Gordon hall on the evening of Friday,
Dec. 10, according to arrangements made
by the committee. Covers are TO be laid
for 200 guests, and an after dinner pro-
gram will be followed by speechmaking.
The attention Of the followers OF has
L, I'LL = a 4 Al A.
ule of the recently formed high school
league, OF which Spaulding high school
is part, as printed on another page of to- |
days issue. There are eight teams in
the league, and the contests will begin |
early in January. II is suggested that |
for purposes of reference the schedule as
printed to-day be preserved.
Word was received in the city yester- /
day OF the death Of Mrs. Emily II. Mears /
at the home of Judge L. p. Slack in ST. |
Mrs. Mears was the widow
of w. II. II. Mears. and a former resident
Of Marshfield. Two relatives. niece, I
Mrs. c. b. Gladding. and a nephew. p. NJ. II
Cutler, reside in this city. Death was
due to chronic nephritis. Funeral serv-
ices viii be held at the home OF L. 7. n
Slack in st. Johnsbury at 1890 to-mor-
row
Efforts are being made by the commit
tee in charge of the Washington County
Veterans association banquet to secure
the services of Capt. Ira L. Reeves, prssi-
Dent of Norwich university, a. the prin-
'ipal speaker at the annual banquet 90
be- given in Hotel Barre next Monday
evening. Mr.. Reeves has the invitation
inder consideration and will likely ac-
'ept. il is said. The speecbmaking will
'ollow directly the banquet, which is 20
De served at s o'clock.
The following item from the state 5
Of The Independent will n
'e of interest in stone circles; Yer d
mont; II was an IN wind that recently n
wrecked hundreds 81 slate roofs in cities
nd towns along the coast of the gulf Of d
lexieo, but Il blew a prodigious volume n
4 business 90 the Vermont slate quar-. 4
les. Practically every yard in the state \
as been cleaned ont IN response TO the \
urry orders from the wind-swept dis q
riots, and the quarrics are all busy, n
rying TO supply the demand and restock :
he yards" =,
The following are the programs for the
obble Hlill grange fair. Thursday even
ng Piano solo. Miss Catherine Rowiey: Il
ocal solo. Leroy smith; reading. DR. L.
. NJ. Lynde; vooal duet. Misses Hazel
nd Helene Hack selection, CAROLS or > :.
hestra; reading. Dr. D. VI. Lyude. Fri. :
ay evening Piano solo. Miss Hcleue
lack violin solo, Clarence tedd,ss read. y
NJ. Ralph Nycs vocal duet. nclesas =
each and Mildred Convey: vocal solo. =
lies Hazel Hack reading Mr.. r. H. c
lleni chorus, young men Of the grange p
adv. y
Taking advantage n the opportunity -
Tered BY Tire ness gymnasium in the al
pauidinR annex, She high school is 20 give AZ
regular r0urse iu physical culture dur "a
y the winter months. u IL planned
} hold two classes q seek for The r'rls
ld as many for the boys. Thr course is
ltionsl bit. Judging from tbs fset that
Harly TOO girls end nearly a. manv
iys haze siFuiaed tiieir inteHtian ~ TAX.
3 u. i is aprareut that surh 3 rourse
Foiur 30 b. appreciated. Coach Broua
IL charge If the enuTsr aud futends taI
nduet 4 ~ tire ltmas prescribed BID ths
rfts manual of lniitnrg csiisthenies.
Notice % Clerks
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