The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-27
TALK OF THE TOWN
enn.nn sale Of conts al Abbott,s.

III
Il Cleanup sale of coats at Abbotts.
u See window display OF waists at Fitts'
III Buy your eorsets in the sale at the
H Vaughan Store.
H Are you procuring one Of those sam
pie waists at vaughan'sG
H NJ. II. McAllister of Hill street Is
spending few days in New York City
ON business.
II James T. Marion of Franklin street
left this morning on few days trip to
Montreal, p. Q.
George r. Beyerle, piano tuner, will
be in Barre next week. Leave orders at
| this oflice.--adv.
The regular meeting of j. b. Mead
circle, Ladies of the G. A. r., will be held
Friday afternoon at $3.50.
II We have few cans of good maple
syrup left which we will close out at
$l.35 per gallon. Barre Creamery & Cold
Storage Co.
0yila w. Boyea of Merchant street
left the city to-day for his former home
in Malone, N. Y, where he plans to visit
relatives for q few days.
Plans are being completed for the an
nual banquet of the Barre Burns club,
which will be held in Clan Gordon hall
on the evening of Friday, Jan. 2s.
Miss Esther Il. McMinn has returned
TO Wiliamstown after spending several
weeks at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs John McMinn of Perry street.
| Special meeting OF st. Johns court,
No 522, c. 0. r., this evening at 1880
o'clock. Business: Installation of Off
GERS. Every member is urged to attend.
Mrs. Caspar Spoor and little daughter,
Hazel, of the Miles block returned last
night from a several weeks visit at Mrs.
Spoons former home in New York.
They were accompanied by Miss Flor
ence Spoor, sister of Mr.. Spoor, who
win be a visitor in the city for several
weeks.
"Out with the old rags" yes, or any
other wearable costume, and attend the
masquerade in X. of c. hall Friday even
ing, Jan. 2s. Auspices /. 0. 0. j., NJ. U. |
Carroll's orchestra. Gents, 25c; unmasked |
ladies, Zoe; masked ladies, free. Refresh |
ments. For a jolly good time, mask and
come down-adv.
Henry Nichols of Perry, Ia, who was
called to Vermont by the death in Will
Jamestown of his mother, Mrs. Hannah
B. Nichols. whose funeral was held yes
terday, is passing the remainder of the
week at the home of his brother, John
Nichols, in South Barre, and with other
relatives in this vicinity. Mr.. Nichols
will leave for Iowa Saturday morning.
Charles H. Tenney, who met the city
council Wednesday afternoon in CON
ference over a proposal to change the
traction service of the Barre
& Montpelier Traction & Power com
pany, returned to his home in Spring
field, Mass last evening after passing a
few days in Barre and vicinity. Mr..
Tenney plans to return to the city in a
few weeks to confer with the councillors
again.
knights of Columbus in Barre are in
berested in the arrival in the state yes
terday of David Goldstein, the Roxbury,
Mass. speaker, who addressed an audi
snce in Burlington last evening Mr..
il to speak on "Peaee and
War" in the opera house on the evening Y
If Friday, Feb. A, when a meeting to
which no admission is to be charged 7
viii be held under the auspices OF Barre
.ouncil, No. 40l.
Miss Helen Madrina jameson Of Barre
Town and Leslie Edwin Young were l
married at so Elm street yesterday by
Rev. Edgar Grassland, pastor of the First
church. Only members of s
he two families and intimate friends il
+ the bride and groom were present. il
he bride wore a gown of white satin, Il
nd the couple were attended by Miss t,
fairy Jameson and Albert Jameson. The "
room is employed as toolsharpener Ii
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson are to make Il
heir home in this city. al
The members OF the intermediate de- q
artment of the Methodist Sunday b
,hool entertained the members of the Is
enior department, together with the of e
GERS and teachers of the Sunday school, y
t a reception last evening in the church .
estry. The attendance was exception 1
lly large and the following program u
as well received: Piano duet, Misses e.
oris and Corrinne Eastman; recitation,
Iiss Marion Anker; song, Miss Gladys Ii,
1ebber; recitation, Miss Emily Dodge; W
itchen drill, boys of Mrs. Richardson's y,
ass; song, Miss Nadine Sullivan; reei- 81
Ition, Edward Bosworth; song, mem of
srs of Mrs. Prizes class; recitation, 10
iss Doris Davis; scout drill, boys of m
merry NewhalPs class; piano solo, Hill til
eth Martinson. AT the close of the m
'ogram Mr.. Newell, in behalf of the ID,
inday school, presented A. w. Gates C
e retiring superintendent and for many ca
,ars the secretary of the school, read tn
g lamp as a token of appreciation for de
5 many years of service. Refreshments ev
cake and coffee were served. Cl