The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-28
TALK OF THE Town.

hall Dec 8.
Babies coats for SITS and s19S each
at Veale & Knights.
d A. Gray finished work today as night
clerk at the City hotel.
George Jaqaes went to St. Adams this
morning to spend sunday.
A few left Of those g Is and g.. 9s black
petticoats. Closing at Sl.69 at Fits.
All the schools in Barre town win re-
open for the winter term % Monday morn
ing.
At the meeting Of Vincitia club last
evening four men were voted ia as mem
bers
C.N. Kenyon g Co. placed a large and
handsome sign on the front Of their store
today.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs. W.
n Rurnham Tuesday, December LIST, at
$50 p. N.
children's ready-made dresses for ages
from two to twelve years at Yeale a
Knights.
Special sale Of ehildren's long and short
coats at si.75 and Sl.9S at Perry a Camps
today and this evening.
Need a new thermometer this winter?
II so it win pay you to look over the assert
ment at the Boston Bargain Store.
Here's hoping Barre gets her public
! building. OF course, it win be made Of
Barre granite. st. Adams Messenger.
The Young Woman's Tourist club will
meet with Mrs Frank Robinson, Eastern
Avenue Monday afternoon at 2.80 O'Clock.
A. Rivera, r. Caldarara, G. Pernigoni,
G. Fontana and Mrs Barofii leave Mon
day for New York where they will sail for
Italy.
Mr.and Mrs. Mayo OF Gloucester, Mass,
who have been visiting Mrs MayOs BROTH
er, G. n. Benedict, left this noon for their
home.
Samuel johnson and Auliff Anderson
leit this morning for Charleston, south,
Carolina, where they will cut stone this
winter.
Mr. aud Mrs. b. L Staples returned to
st. JohnsbuFy today after spending
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs c. q.
yarney
James F. Higgins returned last night
/ from Manchester, N. H., where he attend
"a the Dartmouth Brown foot bali game
Thursday.
\ A telegram from Z. A. Bailey from
Chicago to his brother, B. 4 Bailey of
4 Montpelier, stated that he stands bis
western trip very well.
Alex MADDEN, treasurer Of Clan Cor
don, No ~ O. 5. G., will be at the club
room, Monday evening, from to 8 O'Clock
to collect eiansmen's dues.
The FIRST woman to be sent to the work
house from Montpelier under the new
liquor law was Mrs. George s Noyes, who
went over Thursday for l05 days for a
second offence Of intoxicatiOn
Joseph Bottinelli, Jr.. had one 81 his
eyes removed last Thursday, by Dr.
Spragae. He had been blind in that eye
for four years, during which time he had
taken much treatment for 1t without sue
cess.
A special meeting Of the Ladies' Aid So
eiety Of the Presbyterian church will be
held at the church this evening at six
O'Clock. A full attendance Is desired as
business of Importance is TO come before
the meeting.
EImers's dancing school opens Tuesday,
A Dec Ist, ia Miles hall. This will be
strictly school work, allowing no dancers
Ia halI unless by holders Of season tickets.
Tickets can be obtained at the hill the
FIRST evening.
H Apparently there is a scarcity Of teach
ers in this state The state superinten-
Dent ct education received letters from five
different towns. on Wednesday, asking for
names Of teachers that are available for
winter schools
Congressman Haskins is giving bis att
ltention To one Of the growing cities Ia
Washington county ana has bin in, ask
Hing for an appropriation for a government
building for Barre, The bill should pass
Waterbury Record,
The friends Of Charles It. Pierce Of East
I Calais, formerly student at Goddard
seminary, viii be pl. ased to hear of his
marriage, Wednesday, to Miss Maud Ella
Wheeler Of Woodbury.. The ceremony
was performed al Hardwick by Rev j. A..
Dixon.
Miss Abbott, teacher Of French at the
Spaulding high school, who engaged to
teach il Barre for a yer eseiyed an offer
to 90 elsewhere and has gone without the
formaity Of rendering her resignation.
The commissioners meet at 4 today to fill
the vacancy
John Mago0n was taken back to East
Montpelier after his release from the
county jail aud was again brought before
Justice Wheeloek and charges OF breach
Of the peace were preferred Bonds were
liked at $40 ard Magoon was released, III.
r. Willard as surety. The trial viii occur
on Monday
Morton MarYln's house on the Barre
and Montpelier road caught fire Wednes-
day morning and was saved by fire ex-
tinguisher, Mr. Marvin detected smoke
in the front part of the house and on IN
vestigation discovered a lively blaze be-
tween partitions in the chamber that had