The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Christmas dance, Rowland hall, on
Thursday evening, Dec. 25.ady.
Mrs, Jerry Hutchinson of Charles
street, who has been confined to the
house with the grip, is slowly improy-
ing.
/ Grand dance in Clan Gordon hall
Wednesday, Dec "a. Good music.
Dancing from s till /. Admission 75c,
ladies free,-adv.
/ Thomas J. Carroll who for the past
six weeks has been out as a travelling
representative of the Carroll brothers
company Of Depot square has arrived
at his home to pass the holidays.
/ Clifton Kelly and Mario Zanleoni,
now employed at the Mllers Falls Tool
Works in Millers Falls, Mass, arrived
!! in the city Saturday to remain over
/ Christmas day with relatives here.
Miss Elsie Malmquist of North Main
street, who has been working at the
City bakery for the past eight months,
has finished her duties there and Miss
Irene Blair has returned to that place,
Miss Adele Bianehi, who has been
employed in Buffalo. M Y, for the past
few months, has returned to Barre,
where she win spend the winter at the
home of her mother. Mrs. Charles BIZ
anehi Of Wellington street.
John Cayhue went to Waterbury this
morning, called there by the death of
Thomas Barnaby, who died there last
night. Mr.. Barnaby for the past five
years had resided at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Parker of 15 Washington street
and left here but short time ago.
Burial win be made in West Chazy,
n. Y. Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Cayhue
went to Waterbury yesterday.
The Sunday school Of the Universal
list church gave very entertaining
program last evening in the church be-
fore a large audience. They were as
sisted in their pre- Christmas exercises
by reader from Spaulding high school,
Miss Stella Brooks. The entertain
ment was very finely presented The
program is credited TO Mrs + T. Burr
and Mrs, Grant Lane, After the pro
gram the children enjoyed a social in
which presents were given the children
and a sunshine bag was made up by the
Sunday school classes which will be
given to Miss Gridley to be used among
the needy, with whom she has to do.
| Much credit Is due the teachers in the
respective classes and to the heads of
the entertainment committees
At the closing OF the lower Webster
vile school last Friday night the chill
dren of the school presented two enter
/ tainments which delighted a large
crowd OF appreeiative parents at both
programs. One was given In the after
noon by the tots of the primary depart.
ment, being under the direction Of the
teacher, Mrs Emma Taplin The play
given by the grammar and intermediate
rooms of the school in the evening was
fully appreciated by large audience
Of parents and friends Of the pupils and
/ teachers. The play, produced BY the
respective teachers, Mrs Sadie Parker
and Miss NJ Cecilia 0fHerin, entitled,
/ Christmas is Coming" has charming
little plot and was very pleasingly pre-
sented A social hour followed the
play and program in the evening,
Although printed lU3 years ago,
copy OF the Danyiile North Star in the
possession OF Mrs. Frank D,lpaw Of So
| Summer street il in good state Of pres
ervation both as TO paper and printing,
and it il very interesting document.
The North Star is an eight page paper
well filled with reading matter and the
| customary small advertisements Of
that day Among the advertisements
il that of Joseph Arey, IT,, Of Cabot,
who announces that he will sell won.
ems shoes for 80c to 81 and mems
boots from 81 to 81. But If those
prices are low in comparison with pres
ent day prices, there isn't much differ.
ence in the charges for tea, for tea Of
the black variety sold for 35c a pound
and Of the green variety for 54c. The
North Star was published by Nathaniel
H. Eaton and bears as a sub heading,
where Liberty DweIIs There Is NJ
Country" The copy in Mrs Dupaw's
possession bears the date OF March l8,
1915, and is No. IL Of volume 40