The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

at $3.50 NJ. M. Minnie, "a Summer st.
Amusement for old and young at Odd
Ladies' fair Thursday, Dec. 4. Bring
your friends.--adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shepard and fam
lily Of st. Adams have moved to Barre
and win reside on Brooklyn street.
Miss Irene Blair, who has been en-
ployed at the City bakery for the past
year, finished her duties there Saturday
night.
Keep in mind the dates of the Epis-
copal sale, Dec. 3 and d. Fancywork,
bags, aprons and cooked food for sale
adv.
Harry w. Kelley returned to Hart
ford, Conn, this morning, after spend.
ing several days at his home, 80 Pleas
ant street.
The amusement committee of the Odd
Ladies will meet at the home of Miss
Almira Giudici, Beckley street, tonight
at 7 o'clock
| Miss Marion r. Stickney, who spent
the holiday at the home of her parents,
DR.. and Mrs O. G. Stickney, returned
Saturday to Boston.
Miss Madeline Barril, who left few
weeks ago and went to Hartford with
her brother, has returned to her home
on Washington street.
A. J. Stewart of Park street left this
morning for Niggerhead pond in Marsh
field, where he will join hunting party
at the j. X. Prize camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Palmer of Bur
lington visited friends and relatives in
Barre over the week end, returning this
morning to Burlington.
Ralph Turner began duties this morn
ing for b. w. Hooker s. Co., taking the
place of Hugo Ramella, who finished
his duties there Saturday night.
A markdown sale at cost of all mil
linery goods. Now is the time TO buy.
Remember the place, upstairs, opposite
l0-eent store. Mrs. Il. A. Witham.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Burke of Pearl
street have returned to their home aft
er spending Thanksgiving with friends
and relatives in Elizabethtown, N, II,
Club ladies, attention. Don't neglect
the opportunity of attending the first
Of series of talks on contemporary
history in Aldrich hall tonight at 80
Wilfred Trudelle and daughter, Miss
Florence Trudelle, left yesterday after
noon for New Bedford, Conn, where
Miss Florence has employment. The
former will seek employment in that
place.
The woman's association of the Con
gregational church will meet Wednes.
day at 2:30 p. m. Regular business
meeting and program in charge OF the
missionary department. viii the ladie.
who have not paid please come prepared
to pay dues
i The Spaulding high school Glee clut
and orchestra will make their first pub
/ lie appearance together in a program
consisting principally OF Christmas mu
sic, to be given in the Spaulding as
sembly hall on Thursday evening, Dec
4 IT, All friends are cordially invited
small admission fee will be charged
The first annual meeting of Barr,
post, No. 10, American Legion, will b.
held Wednesday, Dec. 3, at 1880 p. m
/ in the manufacturers association hal
/ Tower H. W. GNtIiAl = hiNitls ~
delegate to national convention. Pro
posed amendment to constitution to b;
considered. Election of officers for en-
suing year.
Anyone in Barre having article,
which they are willing to donate for {
rummage sale, the proceeds of which
will be used by Miss Gridley along spe
cial lines in connection with her worl
in the city, are asked to bring them I,
the emergency room, city building, Of
Wednesday, Dec. 10, the sale Co be hell
Dec. II, II and 10, under the auspice
of the civic department Of the Woman
club.
Congregational Philatheas, attention
Here is your chance to grow young
The monthly business meeting and so
eial will be held at the home of Mrs
George Gates, % Orange street, Tues
day evening, Dec 2, and for that even
ing every member is TO be child again
The committee extends the invitation
in this way, "No one over IL admitted.
Miss Gridley, Barre's social worker, will
be guest Of the class and speak of he
work in the city.
Beginning Dec. 4, it viii be possibl
for Barre people to 20 to the Contra
Vermont station and buy a sleeper tick
ct for Boston, as the railroad official
have assigned two sections in the Bur
lington Boston ear for the Rccommoda
, ton Of its Barre patrons. This viii d
away with the inconvenience and un
certainty of having to telegraph for
reservation and then not be sure of get
ting one. This matter was taken up b,
the Board of Trade with J. w. Hanley
general passenger agent, at st. Alban'
! and the above arrangement was made
A still alarm at 9;35 yesterday morn
|; ing called the firemen to No. Tomas
place, where chimney in the apart
ment house of G. Tomasi was burnin
out and causing some alarm. The fire
/ men used the contents Of one chemica
extinguisher in putting out the fire, an
/ no damage was done. Chief Preble 4
! the fire department calls attention t
I the great need of thorough cleaning on
I of chimneys and the placing of meta
! caps on stovepipe holes, He found on
: chimney the other day which was $
/. filed with SCOT that there was scarcel
room enough for the insertion of
: mans arm. Chief Preble says that zir
placed on fire will help TO clear OF
the SCOT from a chimney and stove
7 pipes but the best and surest metho
4 is to go to the top Of the chimney an
: let down a brick at the end of a rop
moving the brick up and down unit
the walls Of the chimney are cleared {
J the accumulation.
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