The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-26
TALK OF THE TOUN


! Edward Mccarthy OF North Main
street was a business visitor in Plainiield
to-day.
John Calderara left Saturday for Mil
! ford. \. H., where he has secured EN-
ployment,
Local Thermometers registered subzero
readings running from four TO eight de-
grees this morning.
! Wanted Store centrally located or
would consider one half OF store. Mrs.
G, +, Millar, phone 6l5.
Don't forget the Sunday school social
and Christmas tree at the Methodist
church tonight at o'clock.
Miss Edna Gorham, who has been in
| Plainfield during the past week, returned
TO Barre Saturday evening.
New Years dance at Bancroft inn,
Plainiield, Monday evening" Jan. |; first
class supper and good orchestra.
! Mr. aud Mrs. Wallace l.. Gilbert OF
/ Richardson street have been passing
few days with friends in Burlington.
Come to the whist party Thursday
afternoon and bring your friends, X. oil
/ G.. hall. Admission, Zoe. Cecelian club.
/ o. Genario of Berlin, n H., arrived in
/ the city Saturday and will spend several
days visiting friends and relatives IN
town.
Miss Mary Piper left Saturday evening
! for Worcester, Mass, where she VIII
spend several weeks at the home OF her
sister.
Members of the Glenugie club will
hold their annual banquet in Clan Gordon
lhan, Dee. 81 at 1880. Per Charles
! Keith vice president.
NJ. II. Nearl returned to his home IN
Watertown, ~ u, yesterday after spend
ing several days visiting friends on Pros
pect street
Miss Stella Congo and Joseph Congo
left Saturd day for Albany, n. ", where
they will visit friends and relatives dur
| ing the holidays.
! Miss Annie Mccarthy, who has been
employed in the Mascot Candy hitcheh
during the past few weeks, has complet-
ed her duties there.
| w. f. Ketcham, who has been making
an extended soiourn in Springfield, Mass
arrived in the city last evening Tor
visit OF several weeks.
/ Wash boilers, clothes wringers and dry,
/ ers, corn peppers, chilaren's leds ana
/ jumpers. coal sifters, oil heaters. Il. A.
Prindle, Depot square
Mrs. Burt Lamberton, who has been
! visiting friends in Barre during the past
! few DAYS, left this morning for Pittsheld,
where she now stays.
/ Frank IL. Bartlett of North Main
street left Saturday for Concord, \. H.,
where he will spend several days visiting
at the home of his sister.
| A. T. Kendall, who has been visiting
/ friends and relatives on Washington
street during the week end and holiday
returned to his home in Brookline. Mass,
to-day.
| John +. Hoban of Liberty street lett
Sunday morning for Claremont, \. H." to
| ioin Mrs. Hoban and daughter, Mary, who
are passing the holiday season IN their
former home.
Homer Sowles. who has been visiting at
the home OF his parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Sowles OF Beckley street during the
mast few DAYS, returned TO his home IN
Boston yesterday.
| John Chester, who has been employed
in Hartford. Conn, during the past few
months. arrived in the city Sunday, and
will spend several days visiting his fam
| ily or Long street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Lander of Leb-
anon. Y. H.. arrived in the city yester-
dav and will spend several days visiting
at the home of Mr.. Lander's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Lander of South Main
street.
Among the Barre people visiting
friends and relatives in Northteld over
the week end and holiday were Miss Mil
dred Clark, Miss Emma Sevegny, Miss
Rose Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs. James +.
Higgins,
Miss Agnes Mackay, who has posi-
ton as a bookkeeper in the Norenberg
store in Boston. arrived in the city sun
Iday and will spend the next week with
her mother, Mrs. Isabelle Mackay OF
Cliff street.
Thomas MacI4am, who has been Wis
Iitinp friends in Barre over the holiday
recess. left this morning for Morrisville,
where he will visit friends for few
DAYS, while en- route to his home in Mon
treal, 7. Q.
Steven Marchesi of New York, who is
taking his annual vacation, arrived III
the city Saturday and will spend several
DAYS visiting at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Rocco Marchesi OF North
Main street.
Mrs Flora Richardson Of Waltsfield
spent the week end with her brother, >.
D. Allen of Franklin street, where on
Monday the families OF the Allen Lum-
Der company were entertained at
Christmas dinner.
Special course in music conducted by
Prof. Peter Gropelli in Granite street
music school for boys from 10 to 20 years
of age, opens Jan. 2. Application for ad-
mission should be made Tuesday, Jan :,
from to s p. m.--adv.
Clayton Spencer has returned to
Barre to spend the Christmas recess at
the home of his father, Maynard f.
ISpencer, of Currier street. Mr.. Spencer
lis teacher in mathematics at Holder
ness school, Plymouth, N II.
/. NJ. Merrill, who has been visiting
friends and relatives on South Main
street left yesterday for his home in
burlington Mr.. Merrill will leave dur
ling the first of the year for Springfield,