The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-02


Linley A. Averill makes a special offer
this week See his adv. on 18th page
MISC Antiouette Pelledeau Of Granite
vile is visiting friends in the city today.
Fred Crockett has moved from 1850
South Main street to farm in Moretown.
Mrs. P. Fl. Brown went to Graniteville
today for visit at the home Of her par
ents.
A son was born to DR.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
scribner Of East Montpelier yesterday af-
ternoon.
Blue, brown and grey zibelines, sl50
quality, for $l.29 per yard at Yeale &
Knights.
The Band of Willing Helpers will meet
IN the church parlors Thursday afternoon
after school,
Contributors to the Presbyterian fair
will please send articles to the hall at any
time tomorrow.
/. R. Hutchinson, agent at the Central
Vermont depot, was confined 10 the house
today with illness.
The Priscilla club win meet with Mrs.
F. w jackson Of Dewey street Friday af-
ternoon at O'Clock.
There viii be a regular meeting Of Neal
Dow Lodge, l. 0. G. T., tonight. A full
attendance is desired.
A special meeting Of the American Or
der OF Foresters will be held at Miles hall
this evening at 6 o'clock
Keep in mind that the Presbyterian fair
begins tomorrow evening. Don't forget
the place either-the Pavilion on Pearl
street,
Lost-A gold pin, heart, anchor and
cross, between post Office and National
Bank corner. Finder please leave at
post office.
There will be masquerade ball IN
Unity hail. south Barre, Friday evening,
Dec 5, and Gilbertson's orchestra will fur
nish music.
Elmore's dancing school opened In Miles
hall last evening with very large class of
about 70 couples, and very successful
school is assured.
The regular meeting Of the Rebekahs
will be held this evening at Z, 80 O'Clock,
for the nomination Of officers. A full at
tendance Is desired.
The Junior Baracca viii have
pleasant evening at the Baptist church
Friday. Dee 4, 1908, O'Clock D. m. Par
ents and friends are invited.
II. w. Scott and II. J. Slayton have
sold, through the Cate Real Estate Agen.
ey, their farm in Williamstown to Hattie
Coyille Of this city. Consideration 81, $50
A special eonclave of st. Aldemar com
mandery win be held Thursday evening at
$50 O'Clock to work the Templar degree.
Per order Imminent Commander, E. b.
Whitaker.
Rev. r. F. loves Bible class OF the
Methodist Sunday school will have social
at the home OF i. b. Jones, 10 Averill
street, this evening, A pleasant program
has been arranged.
Clyde w Perry has exchanged his new
house on Perry street for the house at the
corner Of North Main and Second streets,
owned by Emory Clark Of East Cabot.
Mr., Clark secures the Perry street house
for home
Rev. II r Reynolds and wife win hold
revival serviea in the Cutler Corner school
house, Thursday night, Dec :, begin
ming st 1870 o'clock. General invita-
ton to the public. Il. f Reynolds, Barre,
r. @. Box 504
There was a good attendance at the mu-
steal given at the home Of Mrs. Fred D.
Beckley lass evening, under the auspices
of the IdaReed w. G. T., u. A fine pro-
gramme was given, which was thoroughly
enjoyed.
George +. Flanagan, who has been a
popular clerk at the Cooperative store
since it started, finished work there last
night and goes to his home in Moretown
tonight for short vacation, after which
he viii so 70 New York TO work.
A fine ehowder supper was served BY
the ladies of the Baptist church last even
ing, after which the Baraca class Of the
Sunday school gave one of its pleasant
evenings An enjoyable programme was
/ given and the occasion was much enjoyed.
While waiting for the funeral of Mrs.
Austin yesterday afternoon one Of Page
Brothers hacks backed over the bank on
Elm street extension, striking against a
tree and breaking the glass windows Of
the hack and scratching It up some
what
A flange on one Of the wheels Of the bag
gage car Of the Central Vermont train
broke off yesterday afternoon while run
ming down from Williamstown, aud the
the train was ten minutes late in reaching
here and half an hour getting to Montpe-
lier where new car was put on.
Emslie, the florists new store ia the
Otis block on Pearl street, opened for bus
mess yesterday, with a line Of potted
plants cut flowers, etc, from their green
house. Orders for designs are also taken
here. The store will be open evenings
until and Sundays from to IL. Tele-
phone 1922.
At the regular review OF the Ladies Of
the Maeabees last evening, the following
officers were elected: Lady commander,
Mrs. Myrtle Place; lieutenant command
er, Mrs. Abhie Stone; record keeper, Mrs.
G. Forbes; finance keeper, Mrs. Margaret
Smith; mistress at arms, Mrs. Ethel To
bin; sergeant, Mrs. Cordonia Slayton
sentinel, Mrs. McNeaI; chaplain. Lena
A. rfff.