The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

III See the IL new colOred postcards OIL
Barre at Martins Book Store, IL for l0c
adv
Mrs. Isabelle Cantley Hall will sing at
the ladies' union dance in Rowland hall
Jan. 6.--adv.
Miss Anna j. Stacy has returned to
the city, after passing several days with
relatives in Shelburne.
Regular meeting ladies' auxiliary to
Clan Gordon Tuesday evening at 1915.
Installation of officers.
Manager John B. Games of the Park
theatre has been passing a few days in
Boston and Manchester, N. H., on bus
mess.
| Cards for those not dancing will be in
order at the dance in Rowland hall Jan.
@. Both old and new dances to suit all.
adv.
Twenty fifth annual old and young
folks ball, East Montpelier, Jan. 20.
Dances to suit all. CAROLS orchestra.
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Forrest and Mrs.
Joseph Tonguay of Beckley street re-
turned yesterday from visit with rela-
lives in Concord.
Arthur Rizzi returned to his home on
North Main street to-day, after spending
the holidays in Westerly, r. l., Boston,
and Milford, N, Fl.
Mr.. and Mrs. +, L. ingalls,, who spent
New Years in the city as guests of Mrs.
Z. Nj. Roscoe, returned Sunday to their
home in Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Cutler of Jeffer-
son street returned yesterday from Pier
Nubara bax bn fc
of friends on the holiday
Miss Alice Sullivan resumed work at
the office of Boutwell,, Milne & yarnum
yesterday, after weeks vacation spent
at her home in Hardwick.
Mrs. w. II. Wescott of Nelson street !
left to-day for Enosburg Falls and
Swanton, where she will be the guest |
of her sister for few days.
James r. Maekay is moving his house
hold goods from "A Park street into the
apartment house on Elm street recently |
remodeled by Harry b. Houghton.
Mr., and Mrs. Bernice e. Waterman re-
turned to their home in ST. Johnsbury
yesterday afternoon, after passing a few
days at their former home in Barre.
II. +. Cutler OF Keene, n. H. who for
merly owned photograph studio in this
city, is a visitor at the home Of Alder.
man +. G. Glysson and Mrs. Glysson Of
Perry street
Mrs. Mary A. Downie of Merchant
street returned to the city early this
morning, after an extended western trip,
in the course of which she visited rcla-
tiyes in California.
Regular meeting of Harmon hive. No
|, w. b. A. o. T. NJ, win be held in X.
Of 2. hall Wednesday evening, Jan. 5, at
I 80 o'clock. The reeordkeeper will be at
the hall early to receive assessments.
After passing a week at the home of .
DR., and Mrs. Joe W. jackson of South
Main street Edward w. Jackson left
.o-day for st. Adams, Me-, where he Is
1t the head of the f. w. jackson Co.,
'etail grocers
Miss Mildred Stockwell and Miss
trace Knight, who have been passing !
few days in the city as the guest OF !
Iisses Jessie and Mary Watson of Mer- I
liant street, returned yesterday to their
ome in White River junction.
Miss Mildred Miles and Miss Margaret I
iurphy, who have been passing the
oliday season at the homes in Granite
lille, were visitors in the city this morn
az while on their way to Castleton to K
esume their studies in the state normal (
chool. 2
On inquiry it transpired that the de- 3
ice invented in Burnham's meadow 2
toneshed for steering traverse sleds is 3
ne invention of Augustin Mcfarland, =
no intends to have the mechanism pat z
lted. In the past few days number 3
people have called at the plant to 2
spect Mr.. Netherlands ingenious de- Z
ce. B
The state board of health has tested z
lie milk from the w. +. Shepard farm <
I'd reports as follows: Total solids 1871 =
standard ll.75l; solids not fat ST. z
tandard s.5) fat STANDARD 3.25l. !
he state board also reports the milk 2
can. This report shows the milk to be x
,ove standard in every test.--ady. q
Two barges conveyed party of 35 x
embers of Miss Jessie Morgan's dane :
9 class TO East Montpelier Saturday 2
ght, The departure from the city was <
ade about o'clock, arriving at the .
ii at 1880, where an oyster supper was z
rived and dancing was in order until &
80, when the party started for home .
ley arrived in the city at an early ~
ur all agreeing that they had had a =
ost enjoyable time. The committee
insisted Of Misses Katherine Rogers and
Telyn Mathieson, James Young and
wrence Kent.
Miss Gladys Gale, who has been pass.
2 two weeks at the home of her par
IS, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gale, of We'll pa
gton street, has returned to New hol
'rk City to resume her pipe organ y.
idies under the direction of Dr. Carl.
it'll her brother, X. H. Gale, and his str
est, Mr.. Ames, Miss Gale gave an age
ioyable recital in the Barre Congre- sta
tional church Sunday evening. Messrs. hoI
lie and Ames returned yesterday to act
w Hampshire TO rejoin the orches- has
. travelling with "The Birth of Ma Bol
n. 7
inemen in the employ Of the Consol- an
ted Lighting Co. began this morning the
work of dismantling the municipal Sat
ristmas tree at the north corner of NJ.
City park. The illuminated star at mig
tip of the tree has been taken down side
! many colored incandescent globes dea
{ adorned the big tree were removed. was
is expected that the tree viii be al the
ed to stand in the park until spring. cea'
lures for Illuminating the tree are wer
be kept until next Yuletide, when ate
Y will be used again ii there Is enough Firs