The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Special value in umbrellas at Abbott's
Dontforget the masquerade bali tonight
saw Filing, W, H. Messer, IS Highland
avenue.
W.. #. Stevens went to Waterbury this
morning.
shetland floss, four skeins for 25e, at
Abbott's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen are visiting in Plain.
Geld today.
A. E. Whitcomb Of Washington was in
the city today.
Ronald GIeneo went to Quebec today to
visit his family.
The stores will be open evenings from
now TIL Christmas.
J. E. Burke Of Rutland was in the city
yesterday on business.
w. Frank Harris has been engaged as
head clerk at the Northern hotel.
E. L. Scott went to his home in Gran
vile this morning to spend Sunday.
Mrs. L. r. Rickert has been called to
Keene, n. H., by the serious illness Of heI
brother.
j. 7. Parker who was injured several
weeks ago by being thrown from wagon,
Is out and about again.
The Rebekahs will hold whist party
in Odd Fellows hall Saturday evening
Refreshments will be served.
John Cochran has given up the school IN
the Lamson district and Miss Lucy Cram
has been engaged to take his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r Estabrook who have
been visiting at o. III Hale's went their
home In West Lebanon, NJ II. today.
Marriage licenses have been issued I'd
Giovanni Bottlnelli and Louisa Abbiatti,
and To Carlo Monti and Giovannini Cali.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. v. B. Freeman, who
have been visiting friends 10 Lowell, B0s-
ton and Haverhill, Mass, returned home
last evening.
A Bissell carpet sweeper makes very
useful Christmas present to get your wife
or mother. Every one guaranteed ior
sale at B. w. Hooker q Co.'S.
Thel ladies Of the Universalist church
win have a chicken pie supper this eve
ming from $50 TO I O'Clock. Admission
rs cents. All are cordially invited
The U. v. Union win meet with O. P.
Jones at the city building this evening al
Z o'clock, AS important business is to
come before the meeting full attendance
is desired.
There is on exhibition at the Red Cross
Pharmacy several pieces of burnt wood
work executed by Edmund Mitchell Il
viii be worth the trip to the Red Cross e
T see these excellent samples.
Saturdays special at Perry's is ladies'
jackets for $3.50 that were $40 90 and
Sl2 so. All new. Ladies' and gents
umbrellas at Csc, regular 81 %, 81 so and
sl.75 grades. Outing flannel, &c per yard
The following are the clerks assisting ii
the Boston Bargain store during the holi.
days: FlossIe Morse, May Hunter, Helen
Brown, Arthur Wallace, Clara Mllani
Shirley Bradford. Matte and Edith Con
nor. Florence Parker, Blanche Bradford,
Clara White.
AT the regular meeting Of Sanctuary
Granite City No. 81, S. Of Al. the follow
ing officers were elected. RI, John Row
ley; 5. ri, f. D. Cilly; Treas, Peter All
exauder; 4. s., James Yeale; r. st., Chas
A Lundgren Fl A., w. r. Mahoney; S
A., Paul Pearson: ). X, Al. Knutson; j
r., w. Downing; trustee. A. j. Schneider
An evil minded person entered G II. Bi
anchi Co. Isl stone shed last night an,
spoiled a stone valued at 500 It was
second base and had considerable mould
Ing around the sides, being almost com.
pleted. A large chunk was knocked of
the corner and the stone looked as though
1t had been struck several times by large
hammer. K. Arioli. who runs q small
grocery nearby, heard noise in the stone
shed about six this morning and supposed
It was the bursting of water pipe. lie
reported it to Mr. Bianehi The damaged
stone was not noticed until after O'Clock
this morning. The matter was reported
to Bs.g ga.