The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-07
Talk OF THE TOWN.
sale d jackets d Abbotl,s.

Dec. rs.
Rowe Morrison went to Waterbury this
morning.
Don't forget the masquerade bah Dec.
18Th, 1908.
E. o.Marrlon went to BrattIeboro satur-
day night
N. S. Levin returned today from visit
IN Burlington.
Harry Ford went to Burlington today on
a business trip.
j. Griggs went to Mortified this az
ternoon on business.
L. N. Prescott went to Lebanon this
morning on business.
Peter Depatie returned this morning
from visit at his home in Milton.
Fred Cuts has resumed his duties IN
the Union Clothing store after week
illness.
The Philomathians viii meet with Mrs.
J. W. Jackson, Tuesday evening at Tl5|
O'Clock.
Ladies wool underwear, the kind you
can depend upon, for sl.00 each. Yeale
& knight.
The Cleaners will meet with Miss Do
heny at Mrs Curriers' this evening at
I45 o'clock.
Three thousand feet Of floor space add
ed to the already large store Of B. w.
Hooker & Co.
The altrurians win meet with Mrs.
Briggs, rs Orange street, Wednesday af-
ternoon, Dec. O.
E. H. Metcalf, circulating manager Of
the Burlington News, is In the city on
business visit.
-Four carloads Of Christmas trees for the
city markets we're brought from Williams
town this morning.
| Edward Bruce and Lyle Perry went to
/ Randolph this afternoon with Wilder
orchestra to play at a ball.
B. w. Hooker & Go. have something in
the way of rockers for their Christmas
sale that will interest you.
Mrs. Harriet Morse. who has been sick
With pneumonia at her home on Washing
ton street, is cOnYalescent.
| George M. Wiltshire, who is 10 Bur
lington, was reported yesterday as being
IN fairly comfortable condition.
Davis, the druggist has very unique
window advertising Riegers perfumes,
which is attracting a good deal Of atten.
ton.
1 Public dance at the Pavilion, Pearl ST.,
Tuesday evening from to II D. N VIII
der's orchestra. SOC per couple. Ladies
free.
/ George Emerson resumed work on the
4 American Express team this morning af-
ter weeks absence on account Of sick
ness.
The fair Of the Presbyterian church,
which was held for three evenings at
Hale's pavilion, closed Saturday evening
With the largest attendance Of the fair.
The Penteeostal church viii hold their
cottage meeting at the residence OF Rev,
f. I. Hutehins, Plainield, Tuesday night,
Dec S, at Z 80. Come. II. +. Reynolds,
pastor.
There will be q union service Of heBaptist
Methodist and Congregational churches
Tuesday evening la the M +. church,
Rev. w A. Kinzie win conduct the ser.
vices.
The Athena club viii meet with Mrs.
e. r.. Bugbee Tuesday evening at 7.S0
o'clock. Rev Brian e. Roberts will give
a talk on madonna In Art Each mem
Der Is invited to bring friend with
Der
The f. B Cate Real Estate Agency Of
fers for sale a six-Toom cottage, small
barn, land enough for six building lots.
well located for renting, price only Sll50
Small payment down, balance monthly
without interest.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Presby
terrain church viii meet at Mrs. Iohf
Parks, corner Of Merchant and Seminar.
streets, Tuesday evening at half past sis
o'clock.
The funeral Of Johanna Irene Kingston
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. WI } Kingston
was held yesterday afternoon at > o'eloel
at the house, SO Foster street. The buria
was in the Catholic cemetery.
Harry Houghton won the single string
prize at Alexander's bowling alleys Satur
day night, his score being 2i4 james
4 Mckay and Henry Moore were tied In tht
first score for the novelty prize.
Three cottages are being erected on O
near the French estate ii. Il. Reynolds 4
constructing one on Franklin street 70
I his own use, S. D. ALEU-, one on Beacon
street to be rented; and Mrs. S. J. Jone
! one on Elm street extension 10 be rented
The first annual masquerade ball unde
the auspices Of Queen Of the Forest Circle
857, to be held at the Pavilion Dec. 18th
4 Gilbertson's orchestra TO be present Mas
s querade suits for rent at Mrs j Forbes
& A. Thomas Block, also tickets at sam
place.
EThe addition to the rear of K A. Drown
& block makes wonderful change In boil
I the Drown drug store and the Naughai
dry goods store. Both are given adde
space in depth, and both are much NOR
attractive in appearance through the ad
{ dition.
The Knights Of Columbus elected tn
following officers at their meeting Frida
& evening" Grand Knight, w. A. Moore
E Deputy Grand knight, Henry Brown
chancellor, w G. Riley warden, DAME
4 Murphy financial secretary Al @. Moore
treasurer, e. J. Owens; inside guard, Joh
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