The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-11
TALK OF THE TOWN
Boxed hnndkerehiefs al Abbott's.


Jack, 20 Keith avenue.
Fifteen per cent discount on all shoes
this week Homer Fits Co.
Knitted and silk muhlers, a large va
riety from the McWhorter Co.
Moccasins for every member OF the
family, soc to 50. Tilden Shoe Co.
Mary Elizabeth rubber.lned travelling
cases at Red Cross Pharmacy, 25c-S2.
Abram Fine of Maple avenue left last
evening for Boston, where he is making
business visit of several days.
Foreign Masons wishing to send dues
home can do so by paying them to
Alfred Milne, on or before Saturday,
| Dec. 10.
James X. Prize of Williamstown passed
through the city last night while on his
way to Boston for business visit OF
few days.
Ladies' union dance and concert in
Rowland hall Thursday Dec. IA; concert
at 1880; dancing begins promptly at $3.50
o'clock.-adv.
From now to Christmas | will sell all
trimmed and untrimmed hats at reason
able prices. Mrs. Stella L. Laviolette,
% North Main street.
Now is the season for farmers to be
dressing beef, veal, etc. for their own
use We want the hides; will pay best
prices for same. II. j. Smith & Co.
Please place your order early for mu-
steal goods, such as violins, mandolins,
guitars, music rolls and harmonious.
Bailey's Music Roms IA Elm street.
Charles II. Northrop of Merchant street,
who has been detained at home by illness
for the past 10 days, was able to resume
charge of his express business this morn
ing.
Miss Pearl Densmore, who is employed
as a pianist in the Garrison store on
i North Main street, has been passing a
vacation OF a few days with relatives in
Colchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bell, the formers
mother, and Mrs. Ida Hazard, who were
called TO Barre by the death of DR.. Il. Il.
Whitaker, returned to their home in st.
Adams to-day
Fitch r. Wiley of Park street returned
Saturday from st. Johnsbury, where he
has been employed as a substitute ex-
press messenger on the trip from st.
Johnsbury to Boston.
George r. Ford of Cambridge, Mass,
who arrived in the city Saturday evening
to attend the funeral of DIR. Il. b. Whit
aker, is passing several days at Hotel
Barre. Mr.. Ford is the publisher OF
Granite, Marble & Bronze.
Mrs f. f. Dodge, who was called to
Vermont by the death of her brother,
Justin Gloyd OF Richmond returned to
her home in Flushing. L. l., this morning
after passing a few days in the home OF
Mrs. A. + Dodge and Mr. and Mrs. Q. j.
Dodge OF Elm street.
Mrs. Roy Haddican, who has been
passing several days with her mother in
Montpelier and at her former home on
Prospect street. left Saturday for Spring
field, Mass, there to join her husband,
who has been employed in a machine
shop for some time.
A number of Barre clcrgymen went to
Montpelier this morning to attend the
regular monthly meeting Of the Minis
ters Monday club at Montpelier sem
mary. The program was TO include a
paper by Rev b. =. Lehgh, pastor of the
First Baptist church.
In the vestry Of the First Presbyterian
church this evening, Rev. j. +. Piani,
pastor Of the Italian Baptist mission,
viii give a stereopticon lecture on Bra
zif' before the members of the mems
club. The club will observe ladies' night
and an invitation TO be present has been
extended to all women of the parish.
, Among the 500 students at present at
tending the Albany Business college are
Miss Anna T. Tomasi Thomas c, Nelson,
: John C.. Sector and Lenford II. Miner Of
+, Barre, Philip Baird and Wayne A. Davis
of Mortified, Albert II. Andrews of Wa
terbury. and Miss Jessica C. Bradley OF
Montpelier.
The Brooklyn Eagle says Of the work
Of the Tufts college glee club, which
comes to Barre Dec %: "There was
: plenty OF comedy injected into the pro
gram and the exceptionally good voices
of the young men won large amount OF
well ,merited applause"
C. f. Smith was in Montpelier Satur-
day afternoon holding an auction sale of
,, real estate and household goods for W. P.
Whitcomb. administrator Of the Good.
enough estate Mr.. Smith goes to Tun-
bridge o-morrow to hold a sale for the
: George Farnham estate of farm, stock,
crops and tools.
Judge Otis n kelton, who was in the
city yesterday TO ATTEND the funeral OF
DR.. +. b. Whitaker returned this morn
: ing to his home in st. Adams. F. b.
| Rabbit OF Bellows Falls, who was one OF
the grand commandery representatives
present, returned TO his home last night.
At a recent meeting of the Spaulding
football squad, Louis Tomasi was unani-
mouslv elected captain for 1917. She
, following players were awarded letters:
Capt. j. Tomas, L. Tomasi, wilkins,
Watson, Gordon, Cruickshank, Mortimer,
Cole. Chandler, Sowles, Thomson, Bailey,
vanetti. Pierce, Little, Barclay and Man
ager Maiden.
Willis f. Rowland of Division street is
!: passing several days in Cambridge, Mass,
. where he is engaged in making repairs to
; the Mary Baker Eddy memorial. lie ex-
: poets to return to Barre within few
: DAYS. as the work on the Eddy mauso.
I leum is nearly completed and involved
!; only few minor alterations. Upon his
|! return to Barre he will take charge OF
!: preliminary operations on the George B.
I Milne masoleum site in Elmwood GENE
!: terv. A cement foundation for the me-
!: mortal was built last summer and prep
!. arations are now being made to lay the
!: first stone. The mausoleum Is being cut
!: at the plant of Barclay Bros. and the