The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-04
T1LKOFTHT TOWN


them in for cash. N ID. Phelps Go.
Dainty silk and cotton underwear 10
Christmas at Mrs. Shepard Co, Inc.
Watches, clocks, jewelry, and silver
ware, 10 per cent. discount, at Holmes
the jeweler.
Harry Carey in Loves Lariat, Blue
bird feature, also the war weekly at tn
| Bijou.-adv.
Christmas sale of work Friday am
| Saturday evenings in the Presbyterian
church.--adv.
Alexander kirton of 81 Farwell stree
] underwent an operation at the City hos
pital to-day.
James Browson of St Adams wa
the guest of Marguerite Brechin owe
Thanksgiving.
Robert W. Simonds, commissioner o
industries, was business visitor in ths
city yesterday.
Select the victrola you want fol
Christmas now, at Bailey's Music Rooms
IA Elm street Barre.
Nathel Fontana of Central street left
last evening for Greenfield, Mass, where
he has secured employment.
More new pianos just received at Bar
ley's Music Rooms, Ia Elm street. Low
prices continue on all styles.
Mrs. Lemue Richmond and daughter
Miss Winnifred, OF Randolph, were bust
ness visitors in the city yesterday.
+. A. Prindle 4 Co. has just received
a nice assortment of brick lined coal
heaters, also Perfection oil heaters and
iwicks. Come in and get prices.
The fancywork sale in the Presbyte-
rian church Friday and Saturday even
ings offers a fine opportunity to do your
Christmas shopping early. Useful gifts
that win pelase.--adv.
As ! am closing my millinery parlors
at Christmas until the spring season, !
will sell all hats, trimmed or untrimmed,
| fancies, feathers and flowers at the low
! est possible prices. Mrs. S. F. Layiolette.
An examination for clerks with knowl
edge of stenography or typewriting will
be held in this city on Dec Ii. Applica
tions should be filed at once by those
wishing to take this examination. For
information, apply at postofiiee.
The Sons of Veterans auxiliary, No. ),
will hold an adjourned meeting Wednes
day evening, Dec. 8, at 80 sharp. All
G. A. r. comrades and members of Major
l.. A. Abbott camp, No. IA, S. of v. cor
daily invited. Initiation and refresh
ments
Regular meeting Of Harmon review,
No. !, w. b. A. o. I, NJ, in X. OF p. hall
Wednesday evening, Dec. 5, at 7 :03. Miss
Rose Miller of Pawtucket, R. L. deputy
supreme commander, will be present and
requests every member TO attend this |
meeting Election of officers
The regular monthly business meeting |
and social of the Philathea class of the |
Congregational church will be held to- |
night at the church parlors and it is |
hoped that all members and all who |
would like to join the class will be pres
emit A good time is assured and the
larger the attendance the more enthu
siasm. Bring your knitting.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: f. A. O, Dobson
of GAINESVILLE Wis, H. w. Buchanan of
Orleans. james b. Estee Of Montpelier.
C. NJ. Wetherby of Canton, n. Y, r. W.
Simonds of Montpelier c. A. Hastings
of Concord, n H., R. L. MeGovern of
Hartford +. G. Clewly of Burlington,
George +. Morse of Milton, j. T.. Gilfillan
of Rutland, c. f.. Smith OF Lebanon. n.
H., A. j. Hayman of Bridgeport Conn,
Robert G. Smith of Boston.
The first of series of pool and bowl
ing matches to be played between team
of Capital City players and a
team composed of players from the Muir
ply & Weafer pool rooms was staged at
the parlors of the latter team last even
ing, when the Capital city players nosed
out a victory in a close and interesting
match Owing to the fact that several
Of the players in the bowling tourna
ment were absent, the pool contest was
the only attraction of the match. Lowe !
If Montpelier defeated Wilmot of Barre
100 to 81 points; Dufur of Barre de-
'eated Bancroft of Montpelier. 100 to SO
points, while Bruce of Montpelier de-
'eated Congo of Barre. 100 to 95 points, )
he total being: Montpelier 2s6 Barre :
~. A return match viii be played in !
Montpelier Wednesday evening. >
Now that cold weather has arrived, :
he aldermanic fire and water committees 5
re directing their attention to the CON d
truction of skating Kinks, and the fire :
department. is getting ready to use the
ose wherever conditions are favorable {
nough to warrant the belief that a rink I
7ill survive drainage conditions. Young o
eope on the west side of the city have n
the arrival of the firemen and &
heir hose by laying the foundation for "
n excellent rink in the hollow near Gar n
ED avenue. II is presumed that free h
ink will be opened in Gospel Village, Ia
here George II. Ball has always taken W
n active interest in providing a place 81
D skate for the youngsters in his neigh I
orhood. Pleasant street, West Second a.
rect and the Ayers street park are sites n
hieh are being considered by the PAS. it
me committee. lyl
"On the Italian Battlefront" the au-
lentic Italian war pictures, under the
Ipervision of the Italian general staff
i'll be shown at the opera house Friday A,
fternoon and evening. The film is the n
ork of the Luga studios and il is pro "a
aimed wonder During its showing or
New York and Boston theatres. i'm az
ense crowds have witnessed the strong d,
,fense of the Italian army in the Alps Nv
Or instance, one scene shows Italian II.
ounded being lowered distance of TO- llir
% feet. Others picture the army wad- a
& waist deep through waters. Free Rs
an Bernstein, the picture manager, viii DE
here personally with the film. The Va
m is scheduled for Canadian cities. and Nc
is while the board Of censorship. OF r,
NADIA is passing the picture in Bur
lgton that the management is able to nv
We IL presented at the local theatre Fr