The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Shetland floss, four skeins for 25c, at
Abbott's.
Don't forget the masquerade ball Dec.
18th, 1908
Whist party in Foresters hall Friday
evening, Dec Is.
Standard diaries for 1904 for sale at the
Boston Bargain store.
A fine exhibit Of hand decorated china
by Mrs. Cummings at Fits
The Priscilla club will meet with Mrs
Il. A. Gould Friday afternoon at o'clock.
A. II Buzzell is quite sick at his home
on Pearl street threatened with pneumo-
MIA.
The Capitols and Caluments bowling
teams play In AIexander's bowling alleys
tonight.
The w. C. T Q. will meet tomorrow af-
ternoon at $50 at Mrs. Beekley's on Park
street.
Useful presents are the order Of the day
this year. Cali for them at B. w Hooker
q Co.'S.
Mrs. Henry L. Smith went to Randolph
this morning called there BY the illness Of
her mother
About 60 Of the children Of the junior
league were given sleigh side yester day
afternoon.
The boy choir Of the Baptist church will
have rehearsal Friday evening at the
church at 7 sharp.
Born, December 10, to Mr. and Mrs. D.
N. Hurley Of Second street. q daughter
Weight, 10 pounds.
The annual meeting of the ladies union
of the Uniyersalist church has been post
poned until some future date.
Archie F Dupee has finished work for
w. t. Kenerson, by whom he has been
employed for the past eleven years.
Regular meeting Of sanctuary Granite
City, No 81, S. OF A., this evening
at O'Clock in F. Of A. hall Election Of
officers.
A Bissell carpet sweeper makes a very
useful Christmas present TO get your wife
or mother Every one guaranteed. tor
sale at b. w. Hooker q Co.'S.
Frank staey,a granite poIisher Of Barre,
fled petition in bankruptcy yesterday
His liabilities are 81, 0s3.l7 and his assets
500 As, Of which S76Ss are claimed to be
exempt,
Clan Gordon, O. S. c., win hold pub
lie dance In Hale's pavilion Dec. 81 Gill
bertsOn's orchestra will furnish music.
Admission 80 cents per couple. II Will be
an all night dance.
Saturdays special at Perry's is ladies'
jackets for $3.50 that we're $1,000 and
SIP so. All new. Ladies' and gents
umbrellas at Csc, regular Sl q, 81 SO and
SLID grades. Outing flannel, &c per yard
A meeting Of the Main street abutters
who feel aggrieved in the matter Of paving
assessments, are to have an adjourned
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock
ID the office Of K. a. Hoar, Miles granite
block.
The Ladies Of the Maccabees will have
series Of whist parties this winter, the
firstto be held Friday evening 10 Fores-
ters' hall Playing TO begin at 7 so sharp.
Admission Is cents. Refreshments served.
Everybody welcome.
G. Nal, S. Gattoni, c. Brusa and B.
Gattoni arrived ia the city yesterday from
Hurricane Island, Me, They left the Isl
and on account Of a strike among the
carvers who were refused a raise in their
wages from IS so to $500 day. Twenty
two earvers went out,
At the regular meeting held last night
the Jumpers. Boxers and DerFickmen's
Union, No 1854, initiated three candidates
and elected officers as follows. President,
B. A. RYlow; vice president, Vim. Brink (;
financial secretary, George Riddle; re-
cording secretary, E. A, Nichols; treasur-
err Andrew Orr garden, e. X. Lawrence;
guide, John Bressaw.
J. t. Allen of Barre, the defendant in
the case Of Charles Burnham vs.. J. T. Al
len, was brought into county court yester.
day afternoon. ]. VI Gordon. his attor-
ney, surrendered him on bail and Allen
passed the night in jail BAH was fixed at
IS, 800 this morning and furnished by AM
CELLO Scampinl. La this suit plaintiff
wants to recover on property that was sold
to him some ten years ago The amount
involved is $500 y S, Stanton is at
torney for plaintiff. Montpelier Argus.