The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-20
TALK OF THE TOWN
New six waists at Abbott,s.

New silk waists at Abbott's.
A son was born Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Perantoni OF IL Third street.
See the bargains in millinery at Mrs,
Birnie's, 3 Pleasant street, OIL Brook
street.
Paul d. Barnard is home for his Christ
mas vacation from the Rhode Island
State college.
Before making your Christmas selec-
ton, see the novelty waists at the Mrs.
Shepard Co, Inc.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re-
bckah lodge, No. Is, Wednesday evening,
Dec 20, Mt 1880. Election of officers.
A daughter weighing nine pounds was
born to Mr.. and Mrs, Leon l.. Cummings
of upper Washington street Dec. IL.
Another new assortment of diamonds
Just in. A number of different prices.
Come and look them over. Bell e. Hous'
ton.
We will serve a special Christmas din
ner for 81. Tel. 600 for reservations az
early as convenient. Hotel Barre, ]. V.
Rowan, Mgr.
MISS btlltllf ,iliNiail VI VNh'iHNh "N'N't
has returned from a stay OF several
weeks in Waitsfield, where she has been
caring for patient.
New soft shell walnuts, zoe pound;
California navel oranges, regular 40c size,
35c a dozen; large Florida russell grape
fruit, for 25c Eastman Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Mckenzie Of
Merchant street have gone to Fair Ha-
ven, to remain until after Christmas in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Hosmer.
/ have a consignment of nice corsets,
all grades and styles, will sell at about
half prices for the next 80 days at my
residence in Mortified, % Pleasant
street. Miss A. B. Clancy.
Notice: Ladies of the Barre sewing
club for the allies, a consignment OF fin
ished goods for the British Red Cross So
ciety will be shipped the first week in Jan
uary. All who have work at home please
notice. and try to finish all the work, so
as to make the consignment as large as
possible, as now is the time the boys
need IL.
Students at Goddard seminary will
leave Friday and Saturday for the an
nual Christmas vacation, as the recess
begins with the suspension of classes Fri.
day afternoon. Although the seminary,
along with other schools in Vermont, was
inhibited from opening until late in Sep
TENDER because of the infantlle paralysis
scare, the students will be given their
usual vacation of two weeks. Sessions
will be resumed on the hilltop Jan. 8. A
number of students who have completed
their examinations or who have been ex-
cused from tests Were permitted to leave
for their homes yesterday. H. j. Movies
and William Rogers, two of the basket
ball players, left last night for Dorches-
ter, Mass, to pass the holidays.
Paramount poultry farm is to be rep
resented at the annual show of the
Springfield, Mass, Poultry club by -four
OF its most likely Barred Rocks. w Bar
clay Scott, proprietor of the farm. last
night freighted four members of the b
r. family and if nothing goes amiss the
Barre birds will join the grand opening
chorus at Springfield this afternoon. FIJI.
teen hundred birds have been registered
for the show, but Mr.. Scott figures that
his quartet of finely bred Barred Rocks
have better than an even chance of bring
ing home some of the ribbons. The Fair
mount breeder is president of the Yer
mont Poultry association and he expects
that his birds will be back on the home
grounds in time to participate in the an
nual state show, which is to be held IN
Barre Dec. 1928.