The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

land hall.-adv.
Miss jeanette Corskie is visiting
friends in st. Johnsbury.
John Fraser of Springfield, Mass, is
here for weeks vacation.
Ernest Laviolette of New Britain,
Conn.,. is home for the holidays.
Francis Mari of the Miles Coal COM
pany is i'll at his home on Granite
street.
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Taylor of Worces-
ter were among the visitors in Barre
yesterday.
Fred Baird of Elm street is visiting
friends and relatives in Waitsfeld over
the holidays.
Special prices on all ready to.wear
goods for the next 10 days at D. j..
Morses, Montpelier
Arthur LeBreque of Barre is enter.
tanning as holiday guests Mr., and Mrs.
Elmer LeBree Of Walden.
Coats-Centlemen's, ladies' misses,
juniors and girls. Large variety. Mod
ern designs Sadlier, Keith avenue.
Largest line Of new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. E. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett of Sum
mer street are visiting for few days
with friends and relatives in st. Johns
bury.
Richard Taylor of Worcester is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Jones of Academy street over the holt
days
George Bartlett, now an employee of
the Underwood Typewriter company of
Hartford, Conn, is here for brief va
cation.
Arthur C, Moore of the Moore &
Owens clothing firm went to New York
Thursday night on business trip for
week
Mr.. and Mrs, H. A. lockwood and
daughter, Helen, are spending the Holt
days at Mr.. Roekwood's old home in
Underhill
John Sector, a clerk in the main Office
OF the Standard Oil Co. at Albany,
N. Y, is passing a week at his home in
this city.
John Mcdonald of Springfield and
Thomas of Wolaston, Mass, are spend
ing the holidays at their home on Bias
sett street.
Miss Elizabeth Colombo of Columbia
place returned home yesterday after
visiting for the past week with friends
in Waterbury.
arrived yesterday for weeks vaca-
tion with his mother, Mrs John Brown
of 10 Church street
Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Smith of Keith
avenue returned yesterday from Nor
risyille, where they passed Christmas
at Mrs. Smiths former home.
II. w Varnum of Jacksonville re-
turned to his home yesterday, having
enjoyed the Christmas holiday at the
home Of his son, Guy r, Varnum
Miss Lucille Berini, who, until the
burning of the Redig brothers fruit
store in Richmond two weeks ago, was
clerk there, has returned to her home
on Brook street in this city
Roger Farrell. former Goddard stu.
dent and athlete, who now resides in
New London, Conn, came yesterday
afternoon to pass few days with
friends at II Summer street.
Trimmed hats, Sl.9s; velvet shapes,
0sc Until Jan. /, all Christmas goods
at big discount. A nice line of New
Years cards Mrs. A. NJ Carroll 20
North Main street.
Dean Rollins, after passing few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Rollins of Brooklyn street re-
turned to-day to his employment in the
office of the s. A. Smith Manufacturing
Co. of Brattleboro.
George Troup, former Barre lad
who is now attached to a marine corps,
left ON the midnight train last night
for Norfolk, Va, having passed 20
day leave with friends in Hartford,
Conn, and this city.
J. Stewart, ]. ]. Hastings and A.
Mcmillan, who have heard al various
times lately Of the presence Of bears in
the vicinity of Worcester mountain
left by automobile this morning for
few days hunt in that vicinity
Alumni Seniors Juniors Don't
miss the mid annual alumni ball, which
will be given at the Spaulding assem-
bly, hall Tuesday, Dec, 30. Landi's or
ohestra will be there with all its pep"
Admission, zoe per couple. All come.
adv
Have you been to the store next to
the Calder d Richardson Office Depot
square? The Tillotson general stock
of goods is being sold there shoes
rubbers, stockings, in fact, a little of
everything All must be sold in the
next few days. adv.
Chief A. G.. Preble Of the Barre fire
department, with Mrs, Preble and SON.
returned this morning from a weeks
visit in Boston and surrounding cities
Chief Preble who recently was APP
pointed state fire marshal, will assume
his new duties Jan, |,
James Duncan for the past year an
employee of the Charlestown navy yard
CharIestown, Mass, returned to this
city Thursday afternoon TO begin work
yesterday morning at his former trade
az stoneworker at the Mcdonnell &
Son shed at the south end.
Notice TO Independent Order Of For,
esters: The regular meeting will be
held in Foresters' hall, Worthen block,
Monday, Dec 20, at 1880 p, m. Initia-
tion of candidates and other important
business to be transacted. Please note
change in date. Per order secretary.
Athol r. Bell, secretary of the Gran.
tie Manufacturers association, returned
to the association office yesterday
morning after having spent Christmas
in company with his wife at his former
home in Enosburg During his visit
there he met Larry Gardner, third
baseman of the Cleveland Americans,
an old associate and teammate.
The matron of the city farm wishes
to thank all those who in any way re-
membered the inmates with gifts for