The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-06
TALK or THE TOWN

robes. Sadller's. Keith avenue.
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs
Drown Monday afternoon at 2:30.
Don't forget the piano movers
dance" Rowland hall, Dec. 8; CAROLS
unsteady.
Yokes, centerpieces, hsndkerchiefs
and collars. Woman's Exchange, "a
Elm street.
J, j. Hastings and Jed Rulfo brought
home deer yesterday from Water
bury, l00-pound doe
Samuel Clarey of North Main street
bought down a H5-pound buck in East
Corinth yesterday afternoon.
Llewellyn Densmore of Washington
street brought in l20-pound doe which
he shot in Worcester last Wednesday
Largest line Of new and secondhand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. L. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
This is the last week to pay your
Christmas Savings club. Kindly call
and do so. Barre Savings Bank &
Trust Co.
The secretary Of the Foreign Masons
will receive dues up to Dec 10. Those
intending to send their dues home
should take notice.
A markdown sale at cost Of all mil
linery goods, Now is the time to buy
Remember the place, upstairs, opposite
l0-cent store. Mrs. 4. A. Witham.
Having received some nice soft pine
am now able to fill orders for straight
edges for stonesheds. Phone 547 M
Rowell's woodworking shop, Wheelock
place.
A meeting of the Glenugie club will
be held Saturday evening at Z o'clock
in Clan Gordon hall Important bust,
ness, All members be present. Per or
der of president.
All parties who have repair work be-
ing done at my shop should call for
same, as it will be necessary to dispose
of work left on my hands after 80 days
/ ]. ]. Hastings.
Louis Bergeron arrived home last
evening from North Stratford, n. H..
where he has been hunting for the past
week. He brought home a 1872 pound
buck and eight rabbits.
The December meeting Of the Minis
tiers Monday club has been postponed
to the second Monday OF January
when it will be held in the Christ
church parish house, Montpelier
The nature study class will meet
with Mrs L, NJ. Lyon, p Highland ave
nue., Monday evening, Dec s, at 1880
Subject, Winter Birds Mrs. Lyon
Bird Homes Mrs. Myrtle Bugbee.
viii the parents of the children OF
the Universalist Sunday school please
see that their children are in Sunday
school tomorrow, that arrangements
may be completed for the Christmas
concert?
On account Of the illness of the pas
tor Rev. B. j Lehigh, there will be nc
preaching service morning or evening
tomorrow at the Baptist church, but
the Sunday school and Christian En-
deavor society will meet at the usual
hours.
All members of the Ladies of Clan
Gordon are requested to attend the fu.
neral Of our late sister, Jessie Spence
which is to be held at her home, "A
Ayers street, Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Please wear badges G. s..
Celia bowers; Rec Sec. Christina Leith
Centuries ago in the Scottish high
lands each clan had distinctive tartan
Of its own and every member Of that
elan or sub division of clan had a
common surname Unswerving loyalty
was freely given to their chief in peace
or war Some of the descendants OF
those ancient clansmen viii be seen at
the Barre pipe and drum band concert
at the opera house Friday evening
Dec r. adv
Two young men of Barre enlisted in
the regular army yesterday and left
to- day for Burlington. The boys are
Arthur Tite and William Farquharson
From Burlington the young men will GO
to Albany, n. ~, thence TO Fort So.
cum, where they will have a few
months training and then they expect
to 90 TO Dallas, Tex, where they will
have from five to eight months more
training and then they expect to be
stationed in the Panama zone.
Way Down East" was the attrac.
tion at the opera house last evening
and although the attendance was not
as large as it might have been, the
presentation was Of a high order and
deserved a much larger house, -Four
acts of drama centered about home life,
spiced here and there with that touch
Of rural comedy, pleased last night as
it has done on many other occasions,
for it is a play that one enjoys seeing
any number of times. One Of the en-.
ioyable features OF the show was the
singing Of the berry pickers quartet,
John Valli who for Is years pursued
his vocation as a granite cutter in this
city, died at his home in Buffalo, n. Y,
yesterday, according to a telegram re.
ceived by his sister, Mrs Maria Cassel-
lini of Bolster place. Mr.. Valli and
family have been residents of Buffalo
for the past IA years but will be well
remembered by many countrymen of
the Italian colony Surviving him be-
sides his wife and seven children are a
brother, Louis Of Boston, mother
and two sisters, who live in Italy, and
Mrs, Cassellini OF Barre The funeral
and burial are to be held in Buffalo.
| A letter dated Dec. s. which was re-
ceiyed by Grand Knight +, J. Owens OF
the knights of Columbus, concerns tn,
X. Of G. secretary, Charles Sandy
Chapman, who is booked to speak il
Barre Monday evening, Dec. s. TIL,
letter in part is as follows: Until now
! have not been able to give you an,
definite information about Charlie
Sandy Chapman as speaker, as tn
northeastern headquarters did not hav
printed word about him, but ! hear,
him myself last night, and | say mos
emphatically that it is the creates
war story that we have heard up t.
date Every man, woman and child il
] Nnnr TOWN shnnlA GOT ont u hnar Lin