The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-04
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Buy underwear at vaughan's.

Bennington underwear at Aobott's.
Charles Freeman Of Boston is visiting
in the city for few days.
Fritz Jackson went to Roxbury this
morning on hunting trip.
A few pieces Of real cluny center pieces
and doilies just arrived at Fits
Mrs. Harriet Morse is sick with pneu-
monia at her home on Washington street.
Victor Richardson has recovered from
his recens illness so that he was out to-
day.
Blue, brown and grey zibelines. $3.50
quality, for Sl29 per yard at Feale q
Knights.
Oren, the two-year -old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Perley Beckley Of Trow hill. is sick
with a fever.
A good chance to bny ieeced flannel for
II cents yard on Saturday Dec. s. at
Perry & Camps.
Mrs Proctor Of Salem, Mass, is visiting
at the home Of her father, Justin Robin
son, and with friends in the city.
Mrs. Belle L. Batchelder. 10 Summer
street, Ii selling all articles Of millinery at
greatly reduced rates than formerly.
Eugene Marion Of this city has been
granted by the government the rights to a
label entitled "Blue Ribbon, for brand
Of cigars.
Several members Of Neal Dow lodge, /.
o. g T., are intending to 60 to East Bar
re tonight TO attend q public meeting Of
the lodge there.
G. NJ. Cram, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs Belle l.. Batehelder Of this
city, has returned to his home in New
Bedford. Mass.
It won't take but minute, and may
save you good deal Of worry and thought, |
If you read the advertisement Of the BOs !
ton Bargain Store.
There win be ehildren's missionary
meeting at Mrs. Pages on Highland av-
enue Saturday, Dec. 5, at O'Clock. Sec
Rotary, Frieda Hooker.
Have You visited the new Pavilion yet9 |
This evening or tomorrow evening win be |
good time. You will be welcomed by |
the Presbyterian Ladies.
About 85 couples attended the private 1
dance ID Miles hall last evening and very |
pleasant time was enjoyed. Gilbertson's /
orchestra furnished music
There will be services in the Pentecostal
hall, old city building, tonight and on Sat
urday night at 30 o'clock. You are in /
yited. H. f. Reynolds, pastor.
Another entertaining programme win |
be rendered at the Presbyterian fair This /
evening. If you attend YOU win be
pleased with the decorations and the soci- |
ability too
A regular meeting of Companion Court |
Granite City. No. IS, ]. O. f.. will be held
tonight at 100. AS there Is important
business let every member be present. |
Grace f. Houghton, Rec. Sec
at the regular meeting Of Clan Gordon,
No. u, to be held Monday, Dec. Z, officers
will be nominated and elected to serve the
ensuing year. 1t is expected every Clans
man will make an effort to attend.
There was an interchange Of hats by
two men At the Presbyterian fair last eve
ming. Whoever has a hat with the letter
SCI marked ia Il is requested to be pre-
pared to exchange again this evening.
Miss Mabel Tracey, who has been in !
with typhoid at her home In johnson for
some time, but for the past week has been |
visiting her sister Hattie 10 this city, went 1
to Belvidere today, where she is TO teach.
Special notice to all the shop stewards
Of the Jumpers, Boxers and Derriekmen's
union, No. 1854, meet at Carpenters hall,
Nichols block. Monday evening, Dec Z,
at o'clock Bring all members due
books. B. A. Bylow, Pres.
Mr. and Mrs. James Scott, the parents
of eg-Alderman James Scott and William i
Scott, celebrated their 50th wedding ann-
versary at Brnmtochy, Scotland. yester-
day Ex-Alderman ana Mrs James Scott
were ii attendance on the event.
Capt. Chester Harding Of Washington,
d. c., appoined to look oyer the granite
Quarries in this vicinity for the new union
station at Washington, arrived in town
this morning and, with party Of local
business men, went BY special train to the
quarries. He visited the Bethel quarries
yesterday.
The "0ver the Teacups" club win give
. HAtAAA parry AANAGe1 0FNAtHAf 0NNs u ia
Hales new pavilion, Pearl street, playing
to begin at o'clock sharp Admission
IS cents per couple, single tickets Is
cents. Come one, come all, and enjoy
yourself where there is plenty Of room and
no stairs to climb
Burton Il Bailey Of Montpelier has re-
ceived letter from his brother, Luther,
writing Immediately after bis arrival at
Colorado Springs. The letter states that
the states attorney had hard trip out
and was very weak at the journeys end,
Constant tanning was necessary during
the last few hours on the train. AT the
time Of the writing he was resting some
what.
James Duncan, who was reelected first
vice president Of the American Fedora.
tion Of Labor 8t the recent convention in
Boston, IS the efficient secretary OF the
National Granite Cutters Union and by
virtue Of his office editor of the Granite
Cutters Journal The granite cutters are
to be congratulated on having a represen-
tative Of their body who stands 50 high IN
the labor world The Monumental News