The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

| land nall.-adV.
/ Auction sale at the City Auction
! Market Saturday. See adv adv.
Special prices on all ready-to- wear
goods for the next 10 days at D. j.
Morses, Montpelier,
Mrs, Brisbane Palmer of Barre left
this morning for Boston, where she will
make few days visit.
Mrs. John William and children of
Barre left this morning for an extended
visit in Williamstown with relatives
Orrin Hughes, assistant manager of
Hotel Barre, together with his wife,
spent Christmas with relatives in Bur.
| lington
Rev D. G. Huntington received yes
terday from the parishioners of the
Websterville Episcopal church purse
of SIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Beaulieu of East
street left Wednesday night for Law
renee, Mass, where they will visit for
a few days at the home of the latter's
parents.
Miss Ruth Ainslie, who was formerly
employed in the Waldron Shields & Co
office, passed Christmas with relatives
and friends in this city.
Miss Violet Ducharme student at
the Albany Business college, is spend
ing the Christmas holidays with her
parents in South Barre.
George Bartlett, who is employed in
Hartford, Conn, arrived in Barre on
/ Wednesday and is spending the holt
days with friends and relatives.
Services in the Unyersalist church
! Sunday morning at 1890 will he in
charge of W. G. White of Northfield.s
Sunday school will follow, at ll;45.
Alexander Park, jr., who is employed
at the Little Wooden Co. mills in North
Montpelier, was among the holiday Wis
itoE who passed yesterday at his home
on Elm street.
Clifton Kelly and Mario Zanleoni,
who have been visiting at their respec
tive homes over Christmas, have re.
turned to Millers Falls, Mass, where
they are employed.
Trimmed hats, $l9s; velvet shapes,
9Sc. Until Jan |, all Christmas goods
at big discount A nice line OF New
Years cards. Mrs. A. NJ Carroll, 70
North Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson, now
of Manchester, n. H., came to pass the
| holidays at their homes in this city.
Mrs. Thompson will be remembered
better by many as Miss Ellen Mute
Lost Small white hound, dark spot
on right hip and head, answers TO the
name of spot Anyone giving in
formation leading to his recovery will
be suitably rewarded. b. A. Eastman,
Barre, VT.
! Mrs r. J. Abbott of Portland, Me-,
who has been visiting for the past few
weeks at the home Of her brother. Dan
iel Murray, left this morning en- route
to 0rmand, Fla. where she win spend
the winter
1 Miss Jessie Mclean of Wiliamstown
and Miss Adelia Thompson of Barre,
both nurses of the General hospital in
Hartford, Conn, were among the host
of holiday visitors to arrive here on
Wednesday evening.
The regular meeting Of the / O. o. L.,
NJ e., win be held in Knights Of Pyth-
las hall this week Friday evening at
o'clock sharp There will be initia-
tion Of candidates, so the degree team
is requested to be present
William Johnston of II Blackwell
street, who for more than two months
has been making an extensive tour
through the middle Atlantic as we'll o.
several of the western states, arrived
home Wednesday night for the holiday
vacation.
Have You been to the store next to
i the Calder & 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
/ Carroll G. Smith, mining engineer
| of the Utah Copper company whose
headquarters il at New Haven, Conn.
arrived here Wednesday afternoon to
pass the Christmas and New Year holi-
days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. D. Smith Of 80 summer street.
! 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
ton of candidates and other important
business to be transacted Please note
change in date. Per order secretary
After this date Dee, 20, 1919, the
banks of Barre do not care to take
Canadian pennies or fve.cent pieces
but until further notice, the banks will
pay &c for Toe pieces 22c for 25c pieces,
Al for SOC pieces and Canadian curren-
cy at a 10 per cent discount or 9Oc per
Sl.00 bill--adv.
James Palmer of 30 Eastern avenue,
who was compelled 10 days ago to post
pone his start for Aberdeen, Scotland,
left here last night at midnight for
New York. where he boards the Car
mania for Europe Saturday. On the
return journey from Liverpool, Eng.
land, the Carmania on its last trip SUI
fered serious damage when it colIided
with the great steamer Maryland Mr.
Palmer, who had passage reserved on
that liner, received notification that
the ship has received sufficient repairs
in New York harbor to insure its SEIZED
uled trip across the Atlantic again.