The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Removal sale at Abbott's-

Rowe Morrison went to Waterbury this
morning.
Clinton Thwing went to Roxbury this
afternoon.
+ J. Owens returned this morning from
Northfeid.
A. @. Diokey Of East Barre was in the
city today.
Julius and Horace Revait went to Adj
Olson this morning.
Frank Arkley Of Waterbury was in the
city today on business.
George Downey Of Hardwiok is visiting
in the city for few days
Robert Simpson Of Albany, N. r.. is
visiting friends in the city
Miss Mae Dram Of this city spent Christ
mas with her mother at Brandon.
The Athena club viii meet with Mrs.
George Bates on Tuesday evening
we have only few furs left. DO you
want bargain ? Keale 4 Knight.
There was not single arrest for iutoxl-
cation over Christmas, in Montpelier
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Densmore spent
Sunday with relatives in Williamot0wn.
Change Of location. DIR. J. S. Deziel
has moved his Office to Merchant street.
Harry Hubbard Of Barton visited his
sister, Mrs. H. p. Baldwin, over Sunday
Vincitla lodge, K. Of r., will have its
annual election Of officers tomorrow even
ing.
MT. and Mrs w @. Goodwin went to
Mlddlesex this morning to spend the day
with Don Earle.
The subscribers to the new club will
please meet in the Clan rooms tonight at
O'Clock. Important.
Mrs. Norman York who has been con-
fined to her bed during the past five weeks
is somewhat improved.
The Altrurians win meet with Mrs.
Charles Hoyt, Camp street, Wednesday
afternoon at 2.S0 o. clock.
Edward Ryan, who has been visiting his
brother In G4aniteVille, returned to his
home ID Burlington today.
Misses Gladys Bradford and Gertrude
Slayton are visiting for a week at w. 81.
Nyes in North Montpelier.
Two season tickets to Elmore's dancing
school have been picked up and are at
this Office awaiting the owner.
DIR. and Mrs. Fred K. Jackson returned
to Burlington this morning after visit at
the home Of pr. ]. II. Jackson.
Don't forget the whist party tomorrow
evening in Foresters' hall. Everybody
welcome. Refreshments served.
The next lecture Id the Barre Entertain-
ment course viii be given by Hon. Champ
Clark next Saturday evening, Jan. 2.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Union of the Universaiist church will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
IA regular meeting Of the Painters I'M
ion will be held tonight. All members are
requested to be present for election Of ofi-
GERS.
Miss Clara Loranger and Miss Lorraine
Loranger went to Sherbrooke, r O., Sat
urday for three weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Luigi Colombo pleaded guilty 10 breach
of the peace, In city court Saturday after
noon, and paid fine Of SIC, with costs Of
81 80.
Rev Guy G. Lamson, pastor Of the
Montpelier Baptist church, was presented
q gift Of $25.25 from theimembers Of his
church
Mrs. Rosina Clafin of South Barre and
Mrs. Agnes Bradford left this morning for
New York where Mrs. Claflin win have
her eyes treared.
The Canadian Jubilee Singers, who ap-
pear ct the Barre opera house this even.
ing, were greeted BIZ d crowded house at
Montpelier Friday evening.
James II, Hall left last night for Bos-
ton after spending the holidays with rela-
tives Mrs Han will remain several
weeks at the home Of her parents.
The Boston sunday Herald Of yesterday
contained an interesting article % Burns,
with several Illustrations, including one of
the Burns monument In this city.
Madame Leroy, the gifted elairvoyant,
IL at the buzz II block, room III, second
door. Reading, ladies so cents, gents %
cents. Hours from 10 a. N. % 9p. III.
Officer Wood arrested Henry Casson of
Montpelier FOR iDtoxieation last night. En
court this morning Gasson pleaded guilty
and paid a fine 81 IS, with costs Of SS.I4.
Charles Theriault Of Montpelier broke
the single string record at Baseomb's bowl
ing alley Saturday, rolling ID 255 pins.
The former record was 239 pins and was
held By Richard Fitzgerald.
Miss Anna Davidson, the nurse at
Heaeon hospital who was burned about
the face and hands Christmas eve while
taking gifts from d tree at the hospital
Is getting along nicely and the attending
physician Il confident that Miss Davidson
will not be Scared
The next games to be played iii the
bowling league viii occur next Friday at
Montpelier and Barre, when the knights