The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-15
Talk OF THE TOWN.

Lace curtains marked down at Abbott's.
The Modern Woodmen Of America meet
tonight
Bert Grlnth went to Middlesex this
morning.
Don't forget the masquerade BAH Dec
18th, 1908
visit The Vaughan Store anniversary
sale this week.
Harry Emory returned last night from
visit ia randolph.
Or. j. S. Dezlel has moved bis Office to
. Merchant street.
Go to j. w. Holton's for glasses. Per
feet fit guaranteed in every case.
Mrs. J. G. Crowley has gone to Middle
sex to attend the funeral OF friend.
Harry Carleton went to Cotton this
morning to attend the funeral Of his amt.
No two alike among the sample line Of
pettieoats at cost price at Veale q Knights
J. NJ. Ward started large gang Of men
at work on his pond this morning cutting
ice.
Miss Lucy Hale is clerking in the Bos-
ton Bargainl store during the holiidpy sea-
son.
Useful presents are the order Of the day
this year. CAN for them at B. w Hooker
& Cos.
Charles Beach and Charles Knapp be-
gan work this morning cutting ice for J..
NJ. Ward
Elmore's dancing school meets tonight.
Owing to the large class no more tickets
will be sold for the first half.
The Junior League win be given a
sleigh ride tomorrow unless very stormy.
They are asked to be at the church at 2
O'Clock sharp.
Umbrellas in great assortment and
choice handles, made expressly for the
holiday season, prices from Csc to $3.50,
at Fits store.
Rev. l. O. Sherburn, who has been Yis-
iting his parents, Rev. and Mrs j. a..
Sherbnrn, left this morning for his home
in Bellows Falls.
In the list Of flowers at the funeral Of
0. Dessmeau, in yesterdays paper, bou-
quet OF carnations and roses, given by Mr..
and Mrs. Tondreau, was omitted.
Regular meeting OF Rebekah Lodge,
Wednesday evening at Z 30. Let every
member bring something for the crazy
supper to be served after the work w q.
The seolars Of the Presbyterian Sunday
school are requested to meet at the church,
for rehearsal tomorrow tWednesdaylaft
noon at 3 o'clock. A full attendance is
desired.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies Of
the Maocabees will be held at ForesteTs'
hall tonight at hall. past seven sharp. All
are requested TO be present as there is in
itiation.
FIJI. Cedilotte, who bat been cashier
at the Central Vermont freight depot,
has been sent to Sheldon junction, and
Frank MeIninny Of st. Adams has taken
his place.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
of ST. Monica's church will be held at the
convent tomorrow evening at O'Clock.
All consultors having bills will please
bring them.
Ladies who are planning to give Christ
mas presents to their gentlemen friends
are reminded that nothing would be more
appreciated than smoking jacket. Fol
sale at Moore 4 Ovens.
Arthur Campbell who works for Rey.
nelds Il Son, met with painful accident
yesterday He was moving radiator
when it fell on his foot badly crushing It
and breaking several bones,
The Union Clothing Co, S. herman,
proprietor, Of Montpelier, closed its doors
on Saturday Constable Tracy has been
in charge since the failure. Assets are
given as S4 600 with liabilities Of $4,000.
| Moses Gharbonneau is at work again
and ready TO wait on people every day.
/ All articles left over GO days will be sold
4 for the cost of repairing. Moses Char
b6nneau. under Phelps store, Gordon's
block
The parlor musical at the home Of Il
I Al. Phelps on Academy street Friday even
/ ing, will be one Of the best Of the series
aud it is probable that it viii be the last
! for some tine An excellent programme
has been arranged.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Congre-
gational church viii give a cha6ng dish
supper at the church parl0rs Wednesday
\ evening. Dec 49, The fancy articles lett
over from the recent fair will be on sale.
Admission 10 cents.
! At the regular monthly meeting Of the
4 Merchants Association last evening it
was voted to have nothing to do with the
/ trading stamp. Barre merchants SSH
/ their goods on their merits and do not re-
quire outside inducements to secure pat
ronage.
About so friends Of Mr. aud Mrs. James
/ Will gave them pleasant surprise at
4 their home on Fairview street Saturday
night A beautiful quartered oak chair
was presented by the company. Tea, coffee
and cake were served and a pleasant even
4 ing enjoyed BY all
The Burns club elected the following
officers at their annual meeting last even
ing: President, Hugh Christie; vice pres
ident, James Patterson; secretary, Robert
Inglis; treasurer, A. nj. Smith; trustees,
4 A NJ. Smith, James Rea and James Camp
bell; custodian, j. X, Anderson.
Urban, the six year old son Of M. G.
Sawyer, had mshap while sliding on
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