The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

A son was born Dec p to Mr. an,
Mrs. Charles Beaulieu of Cutters Corner
Mrs John Gamble of ! Cedar stree
entered the hospital yesterday for treat
ment.
Provide money for future use by join
ing our thrift club. Quarry Saving
Bank h Trust Co.
The Peoples Shoe Store is giving free
with every pair of school shoes a large
Buster Brown" pencil tablet
The committee who had charge of the
st. Johns Masonic assembly will please
meet tonight (Mondayl at 1880.
Edwin Ross OF 1850 Washington street
left last night for .,oston, where he is tc
purchase new chairs for his barber shop
Our Christmas club is still open. Bet
ter join tonight. Bank open from 7 to
s o'clock Barre Savings Bank & Trust
Co.
Mrs. Harry Lasell of Williamstown
entered the City hospital yesterday for
treatment and an operation If found nee
essary.
A son, weighing ll94 pounds, was born
this morning to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kearney of AZ Spaulding street at the
City hospital,
! By express this morning several speci-
mems of fancy Barre poultry were sent
| to Boston, where they viii enter the
poultry show this week.
| Sarkis liter and Louis Williams Of
Elm street have returned from North
Adams, Mass, where they have been
visiting relatives for the past three
weeks.
Tao .,lra+;nn pnarI straat GnanioI sas
sion daily at 2:30 p. m. Admission for
ladies and children with skates, 10 cents.
Open evenings at 1880. Admission, with
skates, Is cents.
The choir boy athletes of the Church
Of the Good Shepherd will hold a meet
ing in the vestry tonight, Jan. IL.
Every member is asked to be present, rs
dues will be collected.
Regular meeting OF Ruth chapter, No
SO, O. f. y, Tuesday evening. Jan. IL, al
1880 o'clock. After the meeting a short
entertainment and informal dance, to
which members may invite a friend.
Members please notice change in date Of
meeting.
Charles Plouff, who has been for some
weeks at the Fanny Allen hospital in
Winoosl<i for an operation on a tubercu-
lar gland on his neck, and for treatment
at that institution since, is much i'm
proved and expects to return home in
two weeks.
The Winners class of the First Bap. |
tist church Sunday school has organized |
with the following officers to serve the
first quarter; President, Clarence Rog /
ers; vice president, Burton Jones see
rotary, Wayne Perry; treasurer, Milton
Bradley; reporter, John Baigrie.
Roger Farrell, who for the past year
has been employed in the r. d. Ladd co.
store, completed his duties there Satur-
day night To-day Mr. Farrell left for
New London, Conn, where he Is TO be
employed in a large premium store in
that place which is managed by his IA.
Their.
Notce-We wish to thank the public
Tor the liberal patronage they have
shown US in the past and we will he glad
70 see all our old customers, as well as +,
Jew ones, back when we open up our new
tore at the same old stand around
March l. United Fruit Store. George !
daniatty, Prop.
A resident Of Park street, who for lack
II better cold storage facilities keeps his
winter supply of meat in box on the
,iazza, discovered yesterday that some. I
me had appropriated nearly all Of it
saturday night, leaving one piece OF salt
'ork and shoulder piece. For this
.indness he wishes to express his thanks
o the thief
Ernest X. Coulter" at the opera !
ouse Jan. -, is big man. with big I
Message. He makes his audience laugh.
mile and swallow little throat Jumps in
apid succession. boston Journal. ia
ob Riis says OF him, He is a man that
as a right to be heard and what ne tells :
5 is well worth listening to- Don't Z
Hiss him. Tickets, 25c. :
y. r. Mead circle, Ladies Of the C. A.
:, held their regular meeting Friday
ftcrnoon, when the following officers
ere installed by Abbie D. Wiley; Pres
lent, Julia N. johnson; senior vice
resident, Elizabeth Cove; junior vice G,
Gratia Dudley; chaplain Mary
Carpenter; treasurer, Sarah ;. Walk v
Z; secretary Angelina Thurston; con
lctor, Evelyn NJ. Mortimer; assistant VI
Clara f. Perryi guard. Amelia v
atot After the installation light re.
we're served. b,
About % Young friends Of Miss Grace "a
airy rendered her a surprise party sat X
day evening az her home At IA Rich.
dson street, in honor 81 her 18th birth q
~ anniversary. Following her usual ~
stom On Saturday evening. Miss Parry =
ant doWnstreet 20 do necrssasv er.
nds, and upon returning home al S Sc
lock she found the house IN possession Al
the Young people. Storytelling, M
mes. contests Of various kinds inter. t.
ersed with music contributed 10 the en-.
ymeut Of al. About $50. = messenger -.
ought = package for Miss Parry which. -
on examination. disclosed = bouquet Of =.
nations. purpoTtinc 10 come from % -
ted celebrities. IN behalf of the a.
ubled company. Ralph Rogers. is II
~ fitting manner. then presented Mss etl
ny q silver teaspoon. and she accrui ~
The EIit. responding IN a few we'll -,
BEEN words Dainty refreshments were -,
we'd ard there were more games ard -,
isie A. late hour the company a.. y,
-srd after singing God BE- VITA You ~,
] We Meet Again r..
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