The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

| %, 75c.--ady.
! January Columbia records now on
sale at the Red Cross Pharmacy.-adv
HOLSTER Jackson and H. j. NJ. Jones
returned from few days business trip
| to Boston.
Remember the markdown prices on
all hats. They make good gifts. Mrs.
| H. A. Witham.
William ]. Riviat and wife of King
street left last night for Boston, on
business trip of few days.
Gino Gheradi Of Quincy, Mass, and
formerly Of this city, is visiting with
relatives here for a few days.
Let us add to the Joy of your Christ
mas dinner with brick or two of de-
licious ice cream Barre Drug Co.
Don't miss the Christmas dance in
Rowland hall Thursday evening. Dane
! ing to l. Gilbertson's orchestra. adv
A good time, good place and good
crowd at the dance Christmas night,
! city hall, Montpelier, CAROLS orches-
4 ira adv.
Jack Volare, manager of the Western
! Union office in Springfield, arrived in
Barre yesterday and is visiting over
the holidays
This Is your last call to buy beau.
tiful Sonora talking machine for Christ
mas On sale in Barre only at Bail
ey's Music Rooms
Miss Hazel y. Caswell Of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting through the holidays
at the home of her mother, Mrs. c. c.
/ Holt of % Rpacon street
What could be better for a Christmas
gift than pair Of seats for My Sol
dier Girli" Opera house, Christmas
matinee and evening, adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Athol X. Bell of Lib
erty street have gone to Enosburg
Falls to remain until the latter part Of
the week at Mr.. Bells home.
Mrs Ida Jacques and granddaughter,
Miss Leona Jacques, of Jacksonville.
are guests Of the formers daughter,
Mrs. Charles Miner of Merchant street.
Miss Marion Stickney, who is home
from Boston for the holidays, is enter
tanning at the home Of her parents, DR..
and Mrs O. G. Stiekney, friend, Miss
Florence Smith, also Of Boston,
The Glenuge club viii hold its an
nual banquet in Clan. Gordon hall on
Christmas night, Dec, %, at Z O'Clock
All members and lady friends please be
present. Per order president
Lieut. and Mrs, H. A. Miller arrived
in the city last evening from Brooklyn,
| N. Y, TO pass the holidays with Mrs.
Miller's parents, Mr., and Mrs. B. II.
Humphrey Of Elmore street.
Richard White, son of Mr. and Mrs.
! d. f. White of Newton street, who ia
employed in large department store
in New Haven, Conn arrived home
last evening for a few days vacation.
Christmas exercises at the Baptist
| church win be held Thursday evening
at T. instead Of Wednesday, as stated
in Mondays Times, The choir viii
\ give an operetta in two scenes, entitled
Jingle Bells
The regular meeting Of the |. o. o. L.,
! NJ T., will be held in knights of Pyth-
las hall this week Friday evening at
o'clock sharp. There viii be initia-
ti0n Of candidates, so the degree team
is requested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Beattie and two
children, Miss Angela Tierney and
brother, Walter all Of Hartford Conn,
arrived to-day at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs John Tierney of South Main
street TO remain over the Christmas
and New Year
! Hotel Barre has planned special
\ Christmas dinner for YOU one Of the
| best it has ever served Gilbertson S
orchestra will furnish a delightful mu-
steal program Number Of reservations
should be made known to lis at once.
Telephone 600 as early as possible and
have Merry Christmas with us ut
$l.50 per plate J. V Rowen Mgr
The watchfulness Of a Belgian po-
/ lice dog is believed by the family Of
w, 4. Bradford Of 30 Park street TO
i have prevented an attempt to break
| into their house at an early hour this
morning The dog is a yigilant guard
and when at 1880 he commenced to
bark in most savage manner the
noise awakened the members Of the
! family, as wen as some OF the neigh
boTs As soon as possible the members
of the family made an investigation of
the reason for the disturbance and,
while they saw no traces of maraud-
/ er, they are convinced that someone
was prowling about the house with
intent to break in if possible
Children Of St. Monica's church NAV
| attend any mass on Christmas day. but
the junior choir will sing Gounods
mass at Z a. m The following program
will be rendered by St. Cecelia's or
chestra Overture; Star OF Bethe-
hem" "Marche Pontifcale." Members
of st. Cecelia's orchestra first violin.
Arthur Aldrighetti, Mary Chioldi, Lucy
Chioldi, Henrietta Archambault. Jean
cite Croteau; second violin, Benoit Lad
RTE, John Walker, Freeman Lesperance.
Reginald Abare, Paul Nelson, Dalton
White: conet, 0rpheus Bizzozzero,
Clayton White; drums, Farrell Muir
ray; accompanist, Beatrice Papin The
orchestra and choir will be directed
BY one Of the Sisters Of Mercy of the
Sacred Heart convent.
A Christmas tree for the children of
St. Monica's Sunday school is to be
held at Rowland hall Christmas day at
o'clock. All viii assemble at 3 in st.
Monica's church and win be accompan-
led by the taehers to the hall Pro.
gram Overture, St. Cecelia's orchestra,
accompauist, Beatrice Papn; opening
chorus, With Hearts Truly Grateful"
children; recitation, Tied and / )" Merle
Lepage; vocal solo, Bethlehem" Jen.
ME Davis, accompanied by Olive Can
ton; duet instrumental, Arrival Of
Santa" Madeline Rooney and Eva Will
son; reading, Doris Burke; vocal solo,
"a Fayorite" Mrs Charles Smith; dia-
logue, Santa Joins the Red Cross
characters, Santa Claus, Francis Mari;
Me. 81 NJ lln1L- Mr.. I..,.l,... ~