The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

A. L. Smith of Trow hill went to Bur
lington this morning on brief business
trip.
For the real, old German frankfurter
try the Baltimore Cafe. The allies can
touch it.--ady.
The chorus Of Honeymoon Lane il
requested to meet for rehearsal in How
land hall tonight at 7;45 o'clock.
This is just the time that sweater
will be of most use to you Stop at La
morey's and see the exceptional values
at greatly reduced prices. --adv.
Because of the change in the working
hours Of the granite plants the Al 10 p. m
car instead OF the $3.50 Washington street
car will run to Wiley street and return
to Nelson street.
| Mrs. Rose Comstock OF Washington
lost roll of bills containing $50 while a
visitor in the city yesterday. Mrs. Com
stock reported her loss and there is rea-
son to believe that the money will be re-
covered.
Sadlier's 10 Keith avenue: Latest de-
signs, ladies' and misses coats and suits;
also in young mems top coats, Balmac-
cans, etc. Give us call. Open fore
moons as well as afternoons until after
holidays.--adv.
John Mansur, who has been spending
several days in the city on business con-
nected with his wholesale candy store in
the south end, left to-day on business
trip through southern Vermont and east
ern New Hampshire.
Light sprinklings Of snow yesterday
and to-day were regarded as boons to the
deer hunting business and with only two
days left in which TO hunt the big game,
many hunters were striking out for the
deep woods this morning. The season
ends tomorrow afternoon at shutdown.
Charles j.. Hoernle Of the faculty at
Goddard seminary, Miss Helen kingsbury
and Lawton Witt, students at the school,
were recent visitors in the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. S. Sowle OF Fairfield as
guests OF Misses Senath and Frances
Sowle, who were passing few days at
their home.
Leopold Nuisel, New York decorator,
who is doing interior tinting at the Park /
theatre, read notice in The Times last
night to the effect that lost collie at
police headquarters might be claimed by
the owner. Instantly the painter did a
water color vision in which he was the
principal feature, with veEy detected
dog behind steel bars in the background, |
Mr.. Nuisel astened TO the police station
and presently his vision became reality.
The collie, a valuable member of the
Scotch strain, unleashed himself soon aft 4
ar his master arrived in Barre early in
he week and for two days was wander
n about the streets, until small boys
.urned him over TO the police. Mr.. Nui.
vel and the collie had a happy reunion
NICE the former had established his claim
% the officers.
In many communities last year Christ
mas trees were centers Of happiness, and
hose who are working earnestly for a
community tree in Barre this
-ear are confident that its neighborizing
influence viii not be forgotten. A noble
rec rose out of the pavement at the foot
4 the steps OF the capitol in Washington,
With glittering star at its apex. Those
sho saw il, with the great dome OF the
apitol rising behind IL and the wings
anking it, felt that IL was a national
rec and expressed a national spirit. In
rant park, in Chicago thousands Of peo-
le gathered, not only to look at the tree,
at to hear the full chorus Of the grand
pera company and to listen to speeches
v the mayor and others. Cincinnati,
18th It's musical traditions, listened to
he Ginning Of bells and the fanfare of
and 20 choruses by boys, and
altered around its glowing tree. In
'etroit the tree stood IN the city hall
lwn, gayly decorated with lights and
lys, luminous center of a vast crowd
uocessful municipal trees were also re-
eated in Cleveland, Boston, Philadelphia
nd New York.