The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-31
IALKOFTHE TOWN
Clearance sale at Abbott's.

A son was born Saturday afternoon,
: Dec. 20, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Carl M. Perry
johnson & Gustafson will open their
shed for work Thursday morning, Jan. 3.
Ladies Si5 fnrtrimmed plush coats,
S25. as cash raiser, at Sadlier's, Keith
!, avenue,
Two dozen ladies' and misses latest
model cloth coats this date by express,
80 j per cent. discount, Sadlier's, Keith
avenue.
Samuel Levin has returned TO his
home in Burlington, after passing a few
days with bis uncle, NJ. s. Levin OF Mer-
chant street.
The Blanchard Block Co il furtherng
the fuel conservation movement in its
business block by the erection of por-
tco in the main entrance
Howard r. Bolster has returned to
Barre, after passing part of the holt
day season with relatives in Weston,
where he formerly resided.
Rev. L. A. Edwards, pastor of the Con-
gregational church in Newport, was the
guest through the week send of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. l.. r. Hutchinson of Wellington
street. Sunday the Newport clergyman
conducted both the morning and evening
services in the Barre Congregational
church.
AT city hall Thursday, Dec 81, Miss
Mary Casarico, daughter of Mrs Mary
Casarieo of Addison place, and Tony ri.
sano. chauffeur, were married by JUS |
nT tha paana Iut ManIyaxs ho |
bride is only IA years old and IA special |
permit from her mother had to be reg
istered before the ceremony took place |
Mr.. and Mrs. pisano are making their |
home in Addison place.
To morrow, New Years day, the an.
nuai meeting of the First Baptist church I
viii be held The afternoon session opens
at 2;30, with reports from the different
departments and election OF officers for
the ensuing year. AT 5 o'clock picnic
supper will be served. After the supper
the roll of the church will be called by
the clerk. At O'Clock Rev, Edgar Cross
land will deliver stereopticon lecture;
subject, From Cape to Cairo" Every
member OF the church and congregation
is urged to be present
Ht VIEW pdIIt 1EptHiuB Ab.s NHiBH
has been managed by Alex Corey and
his brother Tony Corey, since it succeed
ed the American Clothing Go. on North
Main street, has vacated the north store
apartment In the A. Tomasi block Alex
Corey has not completed his plans for
the future, although other partners in
the concern. his brother, Tony, and Hid
der Habeeb, will continue in the mercan- !
tile business, deyoting much OF their time
to travelling. A Waterbury fruit dealer !
has leased the store vacated by the com
pany and viii conduct one Of string Of
Orange Front establishments
Two weddings in the Italian colony Of
Barre were celebrated Saturday, when
Miss Elisa Oitolini of Blackwell street I
and Edward q. Poll. and Miss Autoin. I
attc Reghini and Dante RicciarelIi were !
married, The Poli-O ltolini nuptials /
ook place at city hall. where Justice of
he Peace James Maekay ofieated at
he ceremony Mr. POLL Is resident
II East Orange. n J. He Is a granite
utter by trade. The wedding of Miss .
Seghini and Mr.. Rieciareli took place
II the brides home, ~ Smith street in
he evening at o'clock, large company
II friends being present, A reception
olowed the ceremony. The groom il
.ranite worker
Walter ]. Chenoweth Of WilliamstoNn.
Who left last September in the first 4
)range county draft and who has since )
een stationed at Camp Deyens, recently
eceived notification from the war de X
artment AT Washington that he had D
cen honorably discharged with instruc- 9
ions to re4enlist in the medical reserve x
orps and resume his college work at 3
ornell. He Immediately took the physi 2
al examination and re enlisted. He il x
ow spending q few days at his home y
4 Williamstown While in the service 2
ir. Chenoweth a.tained the rank of ser q
cant, and his name had recently been q
for the third officers train =
lg camp, which opens at Devens Jan. 5. 3
Eagles hall in the Worthen block fur. =
ished the setting for farewell recep- z
on in honor of Lieut. Max c. Fisher <
aturday evening, when nearly 100 of ?
Is friends came together Fred W. Ban, <
oft acted as master of ceremonies and 3
'esided acceptably over an impromptu .
'ogram of singing and speaking, which <
llowed an excellent Italian dinner .
= WI bN - NappiN anu ME ASSISTANTS 4
mong those who spoke were Lester II. :
reene of Montpelier, Atty Philomore =
arris of Biddeford. Me-, brother-iri 2
W of the lieutenant, and Clinton r. :
ilsr. John tCuddvl Duncan contribut =
three vocal solos, and MIR Cappo was =
lpressed as a soioist at times during ;
e evening Lieut. Fisher contributed 2
% readings, The Spell of the Yukon Ss
d "Motherland" and the North Barre y
allan orchestra did its share in adding
terest and variety TO the program A
consisting of Karl Sawyer,
nest Marchetti, L. j. Rulfo, J. Cappio
d Louis Sass had charge of the affair. TIL
cut. Fisher expects to leave Barre on Jan
ursday for an Atlantic port. in the lea
of going abroad for service. jar