The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
TALK OFTHE TOWN
Clearance sale Wednesday at Abbott

| Gel your Christmas club account start
ed this week at the Barre Savings Banl
& Trust Co,
James McAdam, who has been visiting
his mother in Barre, returned this morn
ing TO Portland, Me.
i Joseph Kennedy returned this morning
from Richmond where he has been pass
ing few days with friends.
Regular meeting of the l.. a., A. o. VI.
in X. of G. hall this evening at 1870
| Election OF officers. All come.
! Gage & Gage. chiropractors, office will
be closed from Saturday at 10 a. M, Dec
%, to Thursday, $3.50 P. m, Dec. p
Election of officers at to.night's New
England Order OF Protection meeting.
All members should he in attendance.
L. NJ McAllister of Willamstown
| passed through the city to-day while on
| his way to Wells River on business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Poirier and daughters,
Irene and Eva, of Shelburne, are visit
} ing their daughter, Mrs II. Marin of Ma
pie avenue.
!. MISS DlHllCHe Ilbsklus anu IT. MI Hldu
Tracy of Boston have been passing few
days in the home of the formers moth
er, Mrs. Frank Trow of Trow HILL
Charles Littel, who has been visiting
during the past few days at his home on
Beckley street, returned this forenoon To
Pittstield, Mass, where he is employed
by the General Electric company.
Frank e. Dodge, who was called to
Barre by the death of his mother, Mrs.
Laura s. Dodge of Elm street, is visiting
in the home of his brother, o. j. Dodge,
before returning Friday to his home in
New York City.
Special sale OF foreauarters of beef; a
few light quarters very choice for
small families | buy my beef from re-
sponsible parties only, and have only the
| best. Satisfaction guaranteed. Tel. 527
wv c. r. Wood, 81 North Main street.
| Sergt Alex Brown who has been sta,
toned at Camp Devens since his gradua
| tion from Dartmouth college, returned to
| Aver, Mass, last night after passing a |
brief furlough in the home of his parents, |
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brown of Kirk street. |
Robert Cordiner returned yesterday |
forenoon to Aver, Mass. where lie is sta
toned at Camp Devens as a member of
an engineering corps, after spending a
short leave of absence at the home of |
his brother, Alex Cordiner of Hillside
avenue,
Miss Ethel Even of Hartford, Conn,
and her sister, Miss Lucille NJ. Even,
who is attached to the editorial staff of
Vogue, in New York, left the city to-day,
after passing Christmas in the home of
their mother, Mrs James Even of
Orange street.
Howard NJ Walker, who has been Wis
iting in the home OF his mother on Grant
avenue, returned this morning to New
York, where he is employed. He was
accompanied by his brother. George G.,
Walker, until recently an employee of the
Barre Electric Co., who has secured a po-
sition in New York.
Auction sale tomorrow for Martin Bo.
honon about a mile from Washington
village, four miles from Graniteyille, at
II o'clock noon Nice little ~ acre farm, :
good six year old mare, l6 tons of hay !
stove wood, farm tools and household !
furniture See adj, page Z, this paper, to-
day c. F. Smith, auctioneer
Miss Kate oliver returned last evening a
to Springfield, Mass, where she is EN-. y
ployed in a large studio, after visiting {
for a few DAYS at the home of her par :
ants, Mr. and Mrs William oliver, sr., ON
Elm street She was accompanied by :
Miss Ruth Waterman who also returned .
to Springfield. after visiting for few !,
days at her home on Washington street. =
Members Of the O. F.. d. club an or. :
ganization of Young women which flour t
shed among the seniors at Spaulding Z
nigh school year ago, We're delightfully."- L
at a fireside party Christmas Il
we, the hostess being Miss Rachel Rob Il
nson of Academy street. Nearly every
member of the club, including a number -
# recent Spaulding graduates who are -
Intending school out of town, were pres
mt for the reunion The entertainment !,
consisted of impromptu musical numbers /,
md an interchange of experiences accru. a.
ng to the members since their departure -
rom high school Refreshments were -
eyed during the evening. re-
very enjoyable Christmas program in
vas given last Friday evening by the I'll
1echleN Hil school, IHt Teacher DelIg
Hiss Mildred Hicgs The program was :,
: follows: Recitation, Angelo Maechi ~
ong, school; reeitstions, Philip Clough, n
ustus Littel and Arthur Marshall song ~
v lower grades; recitation, Dora Ca q,
lre dialogue, ten children recitation, af
'elma BiNby song, Earl Coney; recita Al
ions, Daisy Nezzon and Rose LeClair; ~,
ong, school; recitations, Earl Coney. so
lawrence LeCiair, Wendell Allen song he
v the lower grades recitation by Elsie M
Waterman and Daisy Vezzoni; song \,
ose LeClair and Laura Genest; Silent
light, Velma Bixby and Mary Furey;
Christmas play by the older children, ia
nd the exercises closed with the singing an
The Star Spangled Banner" ie'
The home of Mr. and Mrs William of
liver, ir., on Park street, vas the scene ava
very enjoyable family reunion yes ma
rday when 2s members of the oliver Nh
mily gathered there. the occasion being an,
lie first family gathering during the past oat
years. The home was tastefully dec che
ated in manner appropriate to the =
ent, and the spirit Of the two-fold oc-
sion made itself manifest throughout
e day. The event was OF special signi- l.ie
anee due to the fact that the day was o ee.
50 the oath wedding anniversary of Mr.. 81
ID Mrs Charles Riggs, who were among ~
ose present The people present at the -