The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-24
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Clearance sale Wednesday at Abbott :
Charles Graves of Claremont, n. H., u
visiting at his home on Murray street
John c. Dodge Of South Main street
was business visitor in Burlington to-
day.
Edward Blanchard has gone to Rut
land TO pass the holiday season with
friends.
H Mrs. Nellie Davis of Boston arrived In
the city this morning for visit OF sew
cral days.
n James Watson left this morning for
Hardwick. where he is visiting relatives
for a few days.
/ Clarence +. Bishop Of Greenfield, Mass,
is passing the holidays at his home on
Washington street.
| Mr. and Mrs Robert Mckenzie have
gone TO Lawrence, Mass, TO pass the holi.
days with relatives.
Fancywork ii all kinds. Mrs. Water
man, II Camp street. Tel. 566-W or
| Mrs, Shepardls store.
| William Gallagher, who was taken i'll
while working in Bridgeport, Conn, is
able to be out of doors
Rev Robert Dewey, pastor of st. An
drew's church, Waterbury, was visitor
in the city yesterday and to-day.
Gage Il Gage, chiropractors, office will
be closed from Saturday at 10 q. m, Dec.
%. to Thursday. $3.50 p m, Dec. q.
John Broghear of Springfield Mass, is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Harry Colby of
Washington street, over the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cooper have gone
to Lawrence, Mass, where they are pass
ing the holiday season with relatives.
Dennis Hurley of New York arrived in
the city yesterday for visit in the home
of Mrs o. n. Canton of Maple avenue
Union barber shops in Barre will re-
main open until 9:30 tonight and all
BARRIERS will observe the holiday tomor-
row.
Clyde Lawliss, who is employed as
munitions maker in New Haven, Conn.,,
is passing a week at his home on Kirk
street.
Camille Forth, an employee of the New
England Fruit store, left to-day for
Fitchburg, Mass, to remain until after
the holidays
The Book of Books makes the best
Christmas gift Of all; found at the. store
of G. S. Andrews, agent for the Vermont
Bible society
| The granite cutters rooms in the |
| ISdHihlili DipNk VIII nc ttOstu utSudNs
Dec. 25, and Jan. /. TheS will be open
Dec 20 and Jan 2.
| Mrs. William Black arrived in the city |
| last night from South Lawrence Mass, |
| for an extended stay with friends on |
Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. House of West
street left the city Saturday for visit |
of several days with relatives in Boston /
and Natick. Mass.
Luke Gallagher, who passed the week
end at his home on Short street, returned
this morning to Burlington, where he is
employed in the Sherwood hotel.
Harold Morrison, who is employed by
the Sullivan Machinery Co. in Claremont,
n. H., is visiting in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Murray, jr., of Ayers street.
Miss Alice Sullivan, who is taking a
brief vacation from her duties in the of
flee of Boutwell,, Milne & Varnum, has
gone to her home in Hardwick for the
holidays.
Nelson Brown, who is employed at
Camp Devens, Aver, Mass, arrived in
the city this morning to pass a few days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James |
Brown of Cliff street.
Miss Ethel Even OF Hartford, Conn,
and Miss Lucille Even of New York ar
rived in the city Saturday night to re-
main for few days with their mother,
Mrs. James Even of Orange street.
Private Lawrence Wilcox, who entered
the service with the Headquarters COM
pany last April, is home from Camp !
Greene, Charlotte, n. C., on a ten days )
furlough.
Mrs. Carrie T. Burke, who is enrolled
in the training school for nurses in the
New Britain, Conn, hospital, arrived in
the city this morning to pass Christmas
with her mother, Mrs. Frank H. Burke
Of Maple avenue
Special sale of foreauarters of beef
few light quarters livery choice for .
small families. ! buy my beef from re- z
sponsible parties only, and have only the
best Satisfaction guaranteed Tel. 527 N
w. C. r. Wood, 62 North Main street. :.
Save, save save, is the advice given
is everywhere. What better method A,
han the Christmas club? If you have n
lever tried this plan come in and open hi
in account for next year. Bank open to-
light from to o'clock. Barre Savings ;,
Bank & Trust Co. -
Miss Nell Stoughton, who is engaged =;
IS a teacher in Englewood n. j.. is -
'assing the holidays with her mother.
Irs. Ellen Stoughton of French street as
The was accompanied to Barre by her "a
lister, Mrs. Godfrey Rollason, who has VI
cen passing week in New York and
,nglewood
Freeman X. Walker. who has been EN- da
loydd in Boston for the last few m
lonths, is home for the holidays, visit. ha
1g his parents, Mr.. and Mrs F.. A. co
Walker, at Edgewood. Mr.. Walker has az
nlisted as an aviator in the aviation ad
ection of the signal corps and is now ee
waiting orders
Miss Lydia Cove, student in the Ca
rane institute at Potsdam, ~ Y. is
assing a few days with her sister, Miss SD
lester Cove, in Lancaster, \. H., after no
'hich she will return to Barre to be the Hi
uest of Miss Ruth Averill of South Main fol
treet. ais
Officer John s. Murley of Summer sci
rect is taking a weeks vacation from FEY
is duties in the police department, aud th'
18th Mrs. Murley and their daughter left ag
lis morning for visit in Burlington =.
I'D Rutland. The officer took along his I
'bbit hound, Betty and plans to-
'end part of his vacation in the woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul w Waterman and
lid of Kingston, Pa, arrived in the city
lturday to gDend the HOLIDAYS in the