The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-05
TALK OF THE TOWN
Sale knit underwear at Fits

bolts.
Mems one buckle arctics for 9sc Tilder
| Shoe Co.
Miss Mary Osgood of Montpelier il
employed as cashier in the grocery
store of +. NJ Lyons & Co.
Notice to members of Monitor: Please
attend the regular meeting Jan. 8; i'm.
portant business to come before the
meeting.
Ladies' auxiliary to Clan Gordon please
leave your due cards with financial sec
rotary on or before Friday, Jan. 8. Per
auditor.
Miss Clarissa Keller, who has been
employed in Barre for the past two
months; left this forenoon for her home
in Portland, Me.
4 Joseph Fraser, who accompanied his
sister, Miss Belle Fraser to Boston while
the latter was en- route to Florida, has
returned to the city.
/ Nathan Benedict, who has been visiting
his mother, Mrs. Mary Benedict of Hall
street, returned this morning to Bos-
ton, where he is employed
The Junior Holy Name Boys of st.
Monica's church will hold special bus
mess meeting in the vestry this evening
at o'clock. A full attendance is re-
quested.
S. B. of A. oppnar slit mote XII. 7.
Lordagen den Jan. Installering of
| tjansteman. Kom och hafen dams kring
Ijulgranen, SAINT en- kopp katie efter. Al
la valkomna.
Albert Boulerice, a former resident OF
Barre, who has been employed as a fur.
niture polisher by Salisbury Bros. in
Randolph for the past two years, has re-
turned to the city to pass the remainder
of the winter.
Miss Grace Carson of Ayers street left |
this morning for East Hampton, Conn., |
there to remain with friends for few |
days before leaving with party of ten
young women for Florence Villa, Fla,
to pass the remainder of the winter.
Edwin Keast of Hillside avenue, who
has been quite seriously i'll of grippe
which developed from cold which he
contracted while acting as floor super
at the state poultry show, was
able to be up town yesterday for the
first time since his illness. Mr.. Keast
will not resume his position with c. Oh
liver l. Co., until next week.
Arrangements have been made for the
first of a series of tournaments in whist,
billiards and pool between the Vincitia
club and the Apollo club of Montpelier.
The Barre club men vii journey to the
eapital for the first meeting next Tues. ,
lay evening. During the winter and
Early spring six tournaments win be
played for a silver cup. In the series I
asst year the Apollo club won the first
eg on the trophy.
Matters bearing upon some of the bust.
less policies to be pursued in the near
uture were carefully considered at !
argely attended meeting of the Barre
iranite> Manufacturers association last I
vening. Some of the unfinished business
emaining from the annual meeting in !
December was transacted and the re-
orts OF investigating committees were
card. The meeting was held at the
eadquarters Of the association in the G.
V. Averill building.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
'arre last night and this morning were =
he following people; f. A. Sears OF
gdensburg, n. Y, George w Wallis of =
Vaitsfield, A. H. Allen of Mortified, A. !
!. Slocum of Washington, Gordon A. Z
NTH of South Ryegate, Thomas Ma !
NTH of Lowell Mass, II. 4. Fletcher .
West Chelmsford, Mass, II. j. OCon .
or and Thomas b. Garvey of Burlington, q
!. b. Stewart of Worcester, V. S, Quinn Z
Y of White River Junction, T. r. Pot :
n and j. II. Anterior of Burlington. z
Talks on boys club work will be given :
Barre next Wednesday evening, Jan. <
}, when Secretary Atkinson of the Boys !
ub federation and Supt. w. p. Jack 2
IN Of the Stranahan Memorial club and :
stitute in ST. Adams will be present .
inform Barre people of the scope of Z
e work, TO be followed. perhaps. by an 8,
fort to form a boys club in Barre. :
i are cordially invited to attend See
tary Atkinson is spending week in
armont in the interests of the work,
eaking at the more important places.
he Barre meeting will be held in How DO
nd hall and will begin at s o'clock.
Interest in the soaring price OF coal ag
s acted in a measure as a stimulus in
e sale of tickets for the business mems da
nner to be served at Hotel Barre next
lursday evening. The Board of Trade Ma
mmittee in charge of the ticket sales ing
ports generous response and the bu'
esent indications point to a large at. urC
ldance. w. A. Clark of Northampton,
Iss. member OF the Boston Chamber eac
Commerce, and the president of an as clu
'iation of New England coal dealers. 20,
to be the speaker and inasmuch as he nov
going to talk coal, good many folks Co.
o have had to pay their dealer UNI
lal prices for the fuel are wondering Me-
at sort of speech it is going to be. en-
e dinner will be one of a series of four nes
be held during the winter and early Per
ing. L.