The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-03
TALK or THE TOWN

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Special cut prices on suits at Abbott's
Hands Of Vengeance Biiou to-mor-
row.-adv
Oney Russell of Claremout, n. H., was
in town to-day on business
Mrs. Lester Tcrril Of Morrisvillc Wis
tied friends in this city yesterday.
1 Sadller, Keith avenue, baby cab aid
so-cart runners. Sleigh to wheels, one
second, and vice versa
Vt. James MeCarron leaves to-mor.
row for Camp Devens, after a short visit
at his home in the Morse block
Danny Peduzzi leaves to-day for Camp
Humphrey, Va, after spending the hol-
days at his home on Short street.
Big dance, Victory hall, Mortified
street, Montpelier, Saturday night. Good
floor. Part of Barre orchestra adv
Rosary Bison of Orange left to-day
for the University of Vermont at Bur
lington to resume the study Of medicine.
| Miss Pauline Jensen Of Boston has re.
turned to her home, after spending the
holidays with friends in this city and
Montpelier
/ Earl Lane returned to Norwich uniyer.
sity at Mortified last night, after en-.
! joying the vacation with his parents on
! Spaulding street.
Seaman Peter MerIo, who has been
/ spending New Years at his home, 30
Granite street, returned yesterday to
his station in New York,
! Lowell Drown, son OF Mr. and Mrs. Il.
/ A. Drown, returned to-day by automo
bile to Norwich university at Mortified,
after spending the holidays at his home
on Walnut street.
! Edward Anderson, who has been spend
ing the holidays at his home on Elm
street, has returned to Portsmouth. n.
H., where he is employed in the ship
building industry.
Miss Vivian Dodge of South Main
street has returned from Hartford,
Conn, where she has been passing the
| holidays with her mother and father
who reside in that city.
Misses Rachel Dix and Frace Bixby
have returned to Burlington TO resume
their studies at the University of Yer.
mont, after passing the holidays with
relatives and friends in this city.
Rev. B. G. Lipsky, pastor of the He'd
/ ding Methodist church, is one of the
speakers chosen to take part in the cen
/ tenary missionary convention TO be held
at johnson this afternoon and evening
Laurence Kent, son Of Mr.. aud Mrs
! y. o. Kent Of Wellington street, has re-
/ turned to Norwich university at North
/ field, where he was a member of the
cavalry unit of the s. A. T. {. before
lit disarmament.
Students returning to Harvard Dental
college at Boston last night were Wen
! dell Ahern, John Sowles, John Rogers
and Fay Mann. These young men have
been passing the vacation season at their
| respective homes
! Ralph Smith returned to the Universe.
| ty Of Vermont at Burlington, where
1 he played on the football team last fall,
while q member of the s. A. 7. c. He
/ has been spending the vacation with
/ friends in this city.
| w. H. Goodfellow, North Main street
matchmaker, has been confined to his
home at So Spauldng street for the past
week with heavy cold. II il stated
I that Mr.. Goodfellow has greatly i'm
proved and in a short time will be able
to resume his occupation.
| Among the guests stopping at Hotel
| Barre last evening were: Frank Tup.
| per of Worcester, Mass, r. b. Lany Of
I White River junction, ]. w Farmer of
! Boston, n. Ross OF Boston, ID. A. Tray
| han Of Littleton, n H., NJ. G. Clark of
/ Boston, G. r. Hustin Of Boston.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Gust Berg have returned
to this city after a long absence. Mrs.
/ Berg has been residing in Bath, Me-
while her husband has been serving in
| the u S. navy from which he was re-
Gently discharged. Mrs. Berg will re
sumo her former profession as nurse at
/ the Barre City hospital and Mr.. Berg
will re-enter the granite industry in
which he was engaged prior to his en-
teriug the service.
Youths Of South Main street are look
ing forward to a good winter since the
trotting park became completely flooded
with water, effected by the New Year
thaw Already young engineers of the
southern district Of Barre are drawing
plans on James McCarthy's pool tables
for the fatigue hut and skate sharpening
apartments to be erected by them. The
financial committee is at present medi-
tating upon admission fees 10 be charged
to the arena. If the weather man fur
nishes the proper temperature, the south
end will have skating rink large
enough to accommodate everyone in
Barre.
The heaviest snowstorm of the winter
enveloped this section to-day, being prob.
ably the advance agent of the arrival Of
real winter, which is speeding on from
the West. Snow bryan falling at an
early hour this morning and it main
tanned steady pace all through the
forenoon. The street department resort
ed to the use of snowploughs to make
the walks passable, it being one of the
few occasions when the ploughs have
been used this winter. The street cars
met difficulty bucking the thick snow and
the trains were running considerably off
schedule as the result of the handicap