The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-01
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1917.
The Weather
Sunday colder and generally fair,
TALK OFTHE TOWN

SUITS at one-halt price at ADDotts
Ivory pyrolin for Christmas ct Fits
| Over 30 people in the play Dec. lad
! Fun in a Theatrical Office" Dec. II
adv.
| Fun in Theatrical Office" Howlans
hall, Dec. l2.--adv.
Copley Craft Christmas cards at Mrs
Jacks, Keith avenue.
Buy sheet music at Bailey's Musi,
Rooms, IA Elm street.
Souvenir of Barre. 90 different views
Mrs. William Jack. Keith avenue.
Last few days-French sisters, palm.
lists, clairvoyants. 46 Main street
Trade at Russel's and get your CO.
operative coupons with every purchase
New stock of pianos and victrolas just
received for Christmas business at Bail
eys Music Rooms
Don't forget the sale of fancy work
and bean supper Dec. and s in the
Presbyterian church---adv.
/ Last chance to pay fees for care of
cemetery lots Hope and Elmwoodl, Sat
urday, Dec. /, from to 8 p. m. Alex
| Hanton, superintendent; office. city hail.
Sias j. Cushing, who has been pass
/ ing few DAYS with his brother in law,
I 1Hhlibs IL w iihlt VI 1tHlidt sbIttL, Ie"
turned yesterday to his home in New
port.
| The senior and junior sodalities of st.
Monica's church win hold bazaar in the
X. of G. hall Dec. g. Sale afternoon and
evening. Concert in the evening at 1880.
adv
As | am closing my millinery parlors
ut Christmas until the spring season, /
will sell all hats, trimmed or untrimmed,
| fancies, feathers and flowers at the low
est possible prices. Mrs. S. +. Laviolette.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: Mrs, George F.
Reed of Lexington Mass, Mrs. G. Leslie
Putnam of Williamstown, Mai. II. N.
Jackson of Camp Meade, Mrs. II. N.
Jackson, May and Bertha Jackson of
Burlington, G. B. Adams OF Waterbury,
Stuart Macdonald George +. Burbank of
Boston, James r. Cross of Mortified
G. III. Tracy of Burlington, Miss A. M.
Van der Born of Flushing. l.. l., Fl. A.
Butler of Burlington, j. 0. Sheldon of
Woodsville, n. H., r. b. Lang of Spring
field.
William Morrison pleasantly enter
tanned about 25 of his friends at his
home on Laurel street last evening, the
occasion being in honor of his birthday |
anniversary. During the evening, in be- |
half of his friends, William Mcleod pre- |
scented Mr.. Morrison purse of money |
in neat and appropriate speech, for |
which the latter responded in lifting |
manner. An informal program of must
cal selections and several readings and
the playing of several games made up
the evenings entertainment. The party
broke up at late hour with the singing
of several songs.
At the home of Mrs. c. n. Benedict of
Hall street last evening, H. w Shores
was pleasantly surprised by IL of his
friends, who came together in honor of
his birthday anniversary. ArrangeH
ments for the gathering were planned
and carried out by Mrs, Benedict and
Others, the evening being given over to
cards and music One Of the enjoyable
features came when Philip /. Ellis,
speaking in behalf of the guests, pre-
sented Mr.. Shores a thermos bottle. The
latter was overcome by feeling, and not
until o-day, when Mr. Shores used the
telephone to advantage, were his friends
advised of his deep appreciation. In the
ard tournament the first awards went
to Mrs George Richardson and Charles j. ,
pilsbury. who received Nutting pie
lure and pack of cards. A red beet /
or Mr.. Shores and bottle of ketchup I
or Miss Gertrude Ennis were the eonso- {
alton awards. Dainty refreshments were
ierved during the evening Ii
The Goddard seminary basketball quin
ct il to begin serious practice next I
week, when large number of candi
ates are expected to report for prae-
ice in preparation for the schedule,
which is being made by Manager Welch. 2
although several of last years team have \
zen lost this season by graduation, !
caches Hoernle and Early are conf G
ent that with a nucleus consisting of C
ninth, Sayton, WEIGH and Carroll and /
Tealth of material, which contains sew t
raj PLAYERS with experience in other q
prep" schools, they can build up team, C
yhich win be able TO give a good account G
I themselves. The management of the s
cam has started negotiations with st. c
fichael's college and Colby academy to q
ave games scheduled in a few weeks. c,
he hilltop team will play all of their
ONE games this season in the Goddard n
which has been recently re- D
aired to large extent, while large
allery for spectators has been erected, O
; the Church street gymnasium, the
,ene of their contests in past years, is f,
coupled this season by factory. n
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