The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-31
Talk OF The TOWN.
Removal sale At Abbott's.

hitte Pie-ihFehtoIy saie 10" on
The banks viii be closed all day tomor-
row.
Miss Jessie shaw's condition remains
about the same.
J. f. Burke Of Rutland was IN the city
today on business.
st.00 white outing flannel night robes at
69c at Vaughan's.
Arthur Wallace went to Burlington this
morning on visit.
No paper viii be issued from this Office
tomorrow, New Years day.
Angelo scampini returned yesterday
from business trip to Boston.
The Clan Gordon library is located since
the fire in room IS, Miles block.
Dinner roll call at Hedding NJ. E. church
tomorrow afternoon at I O'Clock.
A. MorandI and family went to Bethel
yesterday where they are TO reside.
The Peoples National Bank win open
for business Saturday morning at 0 o'clock
All the stores in Barre viii be open this
evening but win be closed all day tomor-
row.
Miss Lu Wallace went to Albany, n r.,
today to enter the Albany Business Col
Iege.
Charles Bagley Of Roxbury was the
guest Of his cousin, Miss Jessie Shaw, on
Friday.
Homer Fits store win be open this
Thursday evening and closed all day to-
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barnes returned to
Boston today after an extended stay In
this city.
Tool Sharpeners branch No. 2, has Sc
cured quarters in the carpenters rooms.
10 the Nichols block.
Harry Durham returned yesterday
from Boston, where be has been working
for the past two weeks.
Miss wis Averill returned yesterday to
Boston after visit with her parents. MIR.
and Mrs. e, w. AyerilI.
a regular meeting of Granite City lodge
No, 81 |. o. o. L. NJ o. will be held Fri.
day evening, Jan. 1st at O'Clock.
All ladies having table cloths belonging
to the congregational church are request
ed 70 return them BY 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
The local letter carriers wish, through
the Times. TO express their thanks to those
who have kindly remembered them during
the Christmas season.
There viii be special meeting Of the
ladies' Of Clan Gordon on Monday, the ath
Of January at Odd Fellows hall at b nj,
Per order Chief Sister.
The election Of the lay delegate to the
Law Electoral Conference viii take paea
in the Methodist church tomorrow imme-
dlstely following the New Years iinner.
Roy Bnqbee was given surprise party
By about rs IL his friends last evening.
The time was spent In playing games. Re
freshments were seved. He was presented
pair Of skates.
Chauncey w. HAYDEN. grand Chief Tenn
plar Of the Independent Order OF Good
Templars, of Riverside was in the CITY
this morning after speaking In Williums-
town last night,
The private dancing school for children
will be held as usual on Saturday 81 this
week in Armory hail. win mothers
please instruct children not to bring candy
as it iuterferes in their work.
It viii be to your advantage to remember
the special sale Of wrappers at roe each
and the mark down on ladies' walking
skirts from $3 80 and 81 90 to only SO 25
at Perry y Camps on Saturday Jan. 2.
The Ida Read w. @. T. u. win meet
with Mrs. J R. George on Saturday after
noon at 30. VIII the members please
notice the change in the day on account az
TIE annual roll call IN the churches on
Friday.
Fits Saturday special. Fifty dozen Of
handkerehlefs, used in decorations At 4eI
each or 45c per dozen. Also twenty dozen
handkerchiefs at % each. Those who
have bought these handkerehiefs years be-
fore will know the values.
Fits Saturday special. Fifty dozen Of
handkerehiefs, used in decorations, at 4e
each OF 45e per dozen. Also twenty dozen
handserchiefs at "a each Those who
nave bVttktAt kucSe hAuukefDnletS wears hp-
fore win know the values
Mrs. G. A. Smith and daughter. Miss
Bertha, Of Burlington, are visiting this
week at a, J Baidwins, her brother. and
at e Baldwiu's, Der nephew. Miss
smith returns to Burlington on Saturday
to resume teaching as her school com.
mences Monday next.
The Cate Real Estate agency has sola
for John Benjamin his farm and tin,bar
lot situated between this city and Montna.
Her, e George Benjamin, for IS 500 The
seller takes In part payment George Ran. |
Iamin's house near Clark Stewards 81
consideration Of $4,000
Tickets are now on sale at TIA RED e,rosa
Pharmacy for the lecture next SATURDAY. I
evening, Jan. 2nd. The speaker viii ~ |
Hon. Champ Clark who, it win be remain.
bered, appeared in the lecture conrse tygo +
years ago in joint debate with Hon. chas
B. Lands. His subject will be upielnr.
esqae Public Men. .
Inc rural delivery route from the Barre
post office, recently established il "a ia
known assroute NO. 2. The length 81 tbe