The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-27
TALK OF The Town.

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the city to-day
Arthur c. Tiiden spent yesterday at bis
home in Mortified.
Harold Malhers spent Thanksgiving al
his home 10 Burlington.
Miss Myfa Morse returned this morning
from her home in Northheld.
Miss Mary Falcon is confined to her
home on Mount street By illness.
Herman Houston and family spent yes
teFday with relatives 10 Mortified.
A few left Of those SD 75 ana 81. IS black
petticoats. Closing at sl.69 at Fits
The Altrurlans viii observe gentleman
night tonight at Mrs. A. B. Avsriles.
i Meeting Of Central Labor Union In
sharpeners' hall tonight a. 7.90 sharp
John Maekie returned to saranac Lake
today after visit with friends in the
city.
James Ewing returned this morning
from California, where he has been for
some time.
New Napkins for $500. Sl25, 81 90
and 81 90 up 20 $500 per dozen, at Neale
6 Knights
Special sale Of children's long AMI short
coats at sl.75 and st9s at Perry q Camps
on Saturday.
George Cook returned Wednesday from
Randolph to visit his parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. James Il Cook
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Miss Bertha Pike returned this morning
from Waterbury where she spent Thanks
giving at her home
Blair Marlani won the candle pin prize
offered at the Morse bowling alleys yester-
day With a score Of 95.
Dr. Fred < jackson Of Burlington was
the guest Of his parents, Mayor and Mrs.
J. Henry Jackson yesterday.
Need new thermometer this winter
Il SO It will pay you to look over the assert
mem, at the Boston Bargain Store.
DR. H B. Hanson returned to Hines
burg this morning after visit with his
parents, Dr. and Mrs, z. w, Hanson.
Miss Bessie q. Cave, teacher Id the
Bradford graded school, is spending
Thanksgiving With her parents il this
city
Mrs. a II. Little and Mrs. Ii. Linen
who have been visiting at O X. Phil
bricks have returned to their home ID
CoHnth.
Mrs i. 4, Lonergan, Miss Hattie Nc
Cabe and Miss Marie Mcmahon Of Bur-
lington were the guests Of Mrs 4 Z. Ham
81 yesterday.
The special revival service viii be con-
tinued the rest Of the week III the pente-
eostal hall. You are invited. Ii. +. Rey-
nolds pastor
The last chance for season tickets at
the bazaar IN Miles hall this evening and
tomorrow evening Remember the chance
ga six valuable articles
A son was born To Mr. and Mrs. G. a.
Bigelow of Bro0kiield at the home Of Mrs
Bigelow's parents, DE. VI q Goodrich. Of
this city last Monday
Or. r. G. Iigour's ofiee ID the Morse
block has telephone c0nnection.the number
being 1912. His room lii the Prlndle
house Is also connected, the number being
2l.5.
MIR. and Mrs II. ]. Williams OF All
Spring St,, Utica, N. III, arrived lii the
city last night to visit their daughter. Mrs. |
Robert II Jones, who il sick with perl
tonitis
Frank Mara, stone cutter Of Williams
town, and Miss Teresa MaInati OF this |
city, we're married yesterday noon at the
city clerks Office, B. H. Wells performing
the ceremony
Mrs Cook and daughter Of Hyde Park, !
Mass, enjoyed their Thanksgiving dinner
with her brother, Rev Il. II Lowe, of
this city. Mrs. Cook viii return Ia Hyde
Park tomorrow.
It M Tayntor has returned from al ex-
tended business trip IN the eastern gran
ice centeFs and New York city He Re-
ported the granite business quiet IN allthe |
places visited.
A meeting Of Manchester Unity odd
ladies viii be held III Foresters hall this
evening Al ] O'Clock. Business, election
Of officers and physician 4 full attend /
ancR Is requested.
It Il hoped that every delegate will be
present at the netting of the Central Ia
nor Union tonight at ! 30, III ShaFpaneEs |
ball as important matters will come up
for consideration.
John III Dillon and Il. Nv. Hooker re.
turned yesterday afternoon after a sue T
cessful hunting expedition Id northern
New Hampshire The former secured q /
buck and The latter doe
The Consolidated Lighting Cd. Is still I
experiencing much trouble at the Bolton
Faile plant by reason Of low water. Be-
cause OF this their auxiliary plant at the
Pioneer has been IN use almost constantly
ever since Oct, 8
Talk about grand old old men. Think Of
Rev. ] a. SherbuTne Of Barre who
a vigorous sermon last Sunday.
and III was his SIND birthday. no wonder
the Methodists call him Father sherburnel
~. jobnsbury Republican,
The old Francis Batthelder q COTS
located near the sabin farm in
Is being torn down aud the
timber and boards are to be shipped to
Sheldon where the building viii be put to-
gether again for 4 creamery.
In The mix-up OF hats and clothing at
the Clan Gordon dance Wednesday even