The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-28
TAX OF THE TOWN

ing at her former home on Tin street
Miss Emily Libby has gone to her
home in Montgomery to remain until att !
er New Years.
New Years dance at East Montpelier
village hall Dec. 81. Dudley's orchestra,
four pieces, adv.
George w. Mann recalls that on Dec.
20, 1870, his thermometer registered 10 :
degrees in the shade.
Miss Florence Dingwall, who is en-
ployed in Chelsea, has been passing few
days at her home in Barre.
Miss Jessie Watson of Merchant street
has gone to Boston to remain with
friends until after New Years
Mrs. Arthur Gordon and little daugh-
ter, Betty, of Liberty street, are passing
several DAYS with relatives in Plattsburg,
IN. Y.
Capt. Godfrey Rollason of Cleveland,
o., is passing several days with Mrs. Rol-
Jason at the home Of her mother on
French street.
Mrs. Fl. G. Boyce of Academy street Is
convalesoing from an attack of erysip-
elias, which has confined her at home for
several days.
New Years dance of the Italian Gaiety |
club in the Knights of Columbus hall
Wednesday, Jan. /. Every member is re-
! quested to attend.
| Mrs. Walter L. Wilcox and daughter |
| Of Moretown are visiting in the home q |
| the formers parents, Mr., and Mrs. f. A.
/ Slayton of South Main street.
| Mr.. and Mrs Rowe Morrison OF Chi |
cago, H., are visiting in the home of Mr. |
| Morrison's brother, N. j. Morrison OF Hill
| street and with other Barre relatives
/ Rev. w. L. Boicourt, who told OF his
| experiences in France at the Hedding
! Methodist church last evening, returned
this morning to his home in Waterbury
! George A. Cross returned to his home
in Mortified this morning, after having
attended the st. Johns night celebration
held under the auspices OF the Foreign
Masons.
! Supt. c. F. Millar of the M. B b. L. &
lip company, who has been detained at
! home by illness for the past 10 days, is
able to be downtown. His condition is
much improved
III "a Coming Famine, Foretold in Amos
llS:ll. What Does Ii Meant" This will
be the subject considered at the X. of p,
hall Sunday evening at 7;45 by Eyangel-
list F. S. Hartwell, All welcome. Seats
free.
H Silas j. Cushing, who has been visiting
in the home Of MIR and Mrs. G. II. Wilkie
of Central street, returned yesterday to
Newport Mrs. Cushing, who aecompan-
led him here, is to remain for longer
: visit
500 Roy Il. Premier, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs Edward A. Anderson of
Washington street, and with other rela-
tives in Barre and Montpelier, has re-
turned to Hartford, Conn. where he Is
employed
| Mrs. Mary AIlard, who has been spend
ing few days with her cousin, Mrs.
Holder, and also visiting her mother, Mrs.
Frank Lougee, who is spending the win
ter with her niece, Mrs. Allard, returned
to her home in Ashland, N. H., Monday
morning.
The Church OF the Good Shepherd will
give its annual Christmas tree and en-
tertaiument in the church on Saturday
night, Dec, IS, at 1880 o'clock. II Is
hoped that parents and friends will &C
y company the children and help TO make
the occasion a joyous one for all.
Sadlier, Keith avenue, commencing Dec
30, will put on sale at reduced prices %
I ladies' 1918 coats, good many stouts, IN
sizes from "A to so. A premium Of pei
cent paid for Liberty bonds or transfer
1 able war savings stamps when offered to
: wards payment. Good credit is good.
lutte le vedoye, che hanno perduto i
! marito durante repidemia di questo au
J tunno favoriscano nviare il loro nome ds
4 zitella uuello del marito nonche il lore
: indirizzo, per mezzo di lettera, al soprain
4 tendente Alex Hanton, II Merchant
! street, e riceveranno dal city clerk Il
l carta del lot at cimitero. Alex Hanton
n,I .I of
yersity, who has been spending th'
Christmas vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank G. Rogers Of Richardson
street, left this morning, with his broth
z err. Clarence, for Jericho. He expects t,
preach tomorrow in the church owe
1 which he was pastor during the summe
4 months
Miss Marjorie L. Andrews, daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. G. S, Andrews of Mapl
4 Grove, has been engaged as an assistan
in the Chelsea high school In addition
l to directing the work in several subjects
Miss Andrews will give course IN sew
ing TO the students of the high schoc
and grammar room. She is graduate c
Spsulding high school and the Pratt in
stitute of Brooklyn, ~ Y.
Henry Quimby, a former resident {
Barre, died at his home, ~ Fayett
street, Cambridge, Mass, on the mornir
of Dec. 26, according TO word received b
relatives here. Burial is to take place
III Mount Auburn cemetery at Cambridg
s@s Mr.. Quimby is survived by his wife, WI
was Miss Ellen Lane of Barre; his siste
~ Mrs. Jennie Haskell of Cambridge, Mass
a niece, Miss Ruth Quimby; and a nepl
n ew, Earl Quimby The deceased LEI
Barre around % years ago and for som
time thereafter was the proprietor Of
trucking and transfer concern in Bostol
His brother, W. ID. Quimby we'll know
confectionery manufacturer Of Bostol
died in 1917.
Allied patriotic societies, with a sprinb
ling Of guests from Montpelier, includin
Sons of Veterans and members of tn
auxiliary, were we'll represented at
gathering in the Worthen block hall las
evening, the occasion being the annual il
spection of the Barre auxiliary TO MaiC
ElL A. Abbott camp. The women of II
auxiliary served supper at $3.50 o'cloel
among the guests being several veteran
of r. B, Crandall post, No. So, g. A.
The usual inspection was followed by
social hour in which an mpromptu pr,
gram of music and informal speeches We
carried out. The auxiliary has been III
usually active in the year just closin
but in the year ahead even larger effor
are contemplated