The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.
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Meeting Of the school commissioners this
evening at z o'clock
K W. Morse went to Manchester, n. H.,
/ yesterday on business.
The fair given By the ladies Of st. Mon
ica's church netted $1,000
f. T Cutler went to Lebanon, n. IT,,
this morning on business trip,
Fresh bread, doughnuts, cakes, pies
etc, every day at sowden & Lyons
/ ladies wool underwear. the kind YOU
can depend upon, for 81 90 each. VeaIe
& Knight.
Ask to see the black taifeta silk, the
sl00 kind for 75c per yard this week at
Yaughan's.
p ". Hooker & Co have something in
the way Of rockers for their Christmas
sale that viii interest you.
Charles Mcdonald has returned from a
two weeks visit with bis sister, Mrs.
James w Hall in Boston
Red Mems meeting tonight. Two de-
grees 70 work and nomination of a chief.
A large attendance Is desired.
George johnson and family. who have
been visiting for several weeks in West
Hartford, returned to Barre yesterday.
Miss Bertha Pike returned last night
from Waterbury where she has been sup
plying IN the local telephone Office there.
| The Pentecostal church viii hold ser
| vices in their hall Wednesday night at
| 1S0 Come in. II. 4. Reynolds, pastor.
Public dance at the Pavilion, Pearl St..
this evening from to II p. m. Wilder's
orchestra. SOC per couple. Ladies free.
The F. b. Cate Real Estate Agency has
sold for Joseph Dupree. his house at No.
Barre to Mrs. Stephen Lapier. The con
slderation Is not given
Miss Carrie j Stearns teacher Of in.
strumental music at the Seminary went to
her home In Hinsdale, n. IT,, today to
spend the holiday vacation.
There win be a union service Of theBaptist.
Methodist and Congregational churches
this evening la the NJ e, church. Rev.
w A. Kinzie viii conduct the services.
George NJ Wiltshire, who was operated
on at the hospital at Burlington the other
day, was today reported to be improving |
Q little with good prospects Of his recov-
cry.
Thomas Donovan who has been in the
employ OF Fred J. Robins Of East Montpe
Her road, left today for ireland, accom-
panied BY his sister, Margaret. who has
been visiting here.
The Granite Polishers nnion Will hold
their regular meeting Wednesday evening
at 30 ia Carpenters hall A full at.
tendance is requested as business Of inn
portanee, Is to be considered.
Mrs. M. g Sawyer aud son Urban. went
to West Randolph today to visit Mrs Saw
yer's aunt, Mrs L. A. Spraeue. of Brook /
tield who Is quite sick at sanitarium
there. Mrs. Sprague's illness is eonsump-
ton.
The Over the Teacnps club gave very /
enjoyable whist party at the pavilion on !
Pearl street last evening. Sixteen tables I
Of players were present. The first prizes i
were won by Mrs Charles Carpenter and
A. B. Curtis.
Alexander Dingwall Of East Montpelier
AtNA +-t AAte tARtAA0 "a i4HHk AUAhHNAtEE AT b
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. Funeral ser
vices we're held from bis late home this
afternoon at one 0 clock, Rev. L. K Will
man q Montpelier officiating,
News was received here this week Of
death Of Mrs George Daley. who lived for
a long time on East street Since the
death Of her husband She has made her
home with her children and died at the
home Of her daughter IN East Calais
With the Catholic church the Feast Of
the immaculate Conception was observed
today At St. Monieas church there was
mass this morning in observance Of the
event At ST. Augustine's church. Mont
peler, great preparations are being made
for this evenings celebration.
Several people called on General steph-
en- Thomas Of Montpelier on Sunday TO Of
fer their congratulations to the old gener-
Al upon his oath birthday He was feel
ing Ii pretty good spirits and had num-
her q war stories to tell his friends. His
remains about the same.
Thirteen clergymen were present at the
monthly meeting Of the Ministers Monday
club, held yesterday at the " M G. Al. !
ANAAtts'f AAEa bAAAtt aeDnEEtH
reada paper on the ultimate Authority
which was followed by general dis
ensslon and by Blue Monday anee-
iotes
A very pleasant surprise was rendered I
Ar and Mrs. James Gibson at their home
on Newton street, Saturday evening, when
number Of their friends gathered to
spend the evening and leave small token,
which was presented BY John J. McKen-
sie. After spending the evening IL sing
Ing and dancing the party broke up, leav-
ng their good wishes behind them.
The subject for next Thursday night at
The Salvation Army viii be Remarkable
answers to prayer Ensign Edwards,
the newly appointed special, will visit
Barre on Wednesday, Dec 16, and pre-
sent the beautiful story entitled "Dick's
Fairy. Brigadier Turner will lead the ,
meetings Saturday aud Sunday. Dec. 10
md 70. Everybody invited to attend the
meeting.
The ladies of the Church Of the Good
shepherd viii be very glad to extend the
land Of fellowship in the vestry Of the I
ihureh this week Wednesday evening,
Thursday afternoon and evening Dec. 9th
md TO- Come in and listen to the excel