The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.
umbrelIa noreltIes 4 Abhott,s.

Umbrella novelties at Abbott's.
II J, Thwing returned last night from
Roxbury.
Don't forget the masquerade bali Dec.
18th, 1908.
W. S. Cannen Of the seminary went to
Boston today.
Eugene Forenna went to Montreal to
day on a visit.
Miss Margaret Reed went to her home
In Boston today.
Mrs. V. Stacey went to Chazy, Ny, to-
day to visit relatives.
Miss Helen Marsh went to her home IN
Rochester this morning.
Miss Carrie Draper went to her home in
Randolph this afternoon.
William Ayers left this morning for a
few weeks visit in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. N, Ghilarduol Of Boston
are visiting friends IN the city.
Mrs. f. J. Ovens went to Northaeld
this morning to spend Sunday.
Go to J. w. Holton's for glasses. Per
feet fit guaranteed IN every case
J. A. Thompson left last night for Sac
ramento, Cal, to spend the winter.
The Philomathians will meet with Mrs.
Richard Currier on Tuesday evening.
Miss Maude Ayers went to Burlington
this morning to visit friends over Sunday,
No two alike among the sample line of
petticoats at cost price at Veale & Knights.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Castle went to Ran
dolph this afternoon for a two weeks vls-
it.
James Simmons finishes work tonight
as baggagemaster at the Central Vermont
depot.
Useful presents are the order Of the day
this year, Call for them at B. w Hooker
q Co.'S.
Don't forget the Castle dance in the Pa
vllion this evening. Gllbertson's or
cbestra,
Neal Carley Of the seminary went to
bis home in Shelburne, Falls, N. f., this
morning
Miss Lydia White went to Bennington
this morning for a two weeks visit with
relatives.
The Glover cab viii meet with Mrs. E.
" Cummings Tuesday, December Is, at
2 30 o'clock.
George Jennings went to his home ia
Brookline, Mass today to spend the hoii-
day vacation.
James Hutchinson Of Randolph visited
his nephew, L. R. Hutchinson, of this
city yesterday
Adjutant Orchard Of the salvation Army
viii commission the local officers on sun
day afternoon.
Miss Mary Fullerton went TO her home
in South Woodstock this morning for a
three weeks vacation
Harry Dunharns went to Boston today to
visit his brother, Tom Durham, who is
attending Tufts college,
Storage for wagons can be secured at
the Trottiug Park sheds by applying to
"A g. Leonard or win Page.
The Young Women's Tourist club viii
meet with Mrs Nj. Il. Chandler, Park
street, Monday afternoon at 2.30, Social
afternoon.
Weston q Walker hare sold to G. A.
Freeman two lots on Essex st. The sale
was made through the d. A. Perry Real
Estate agency.
The ForesteTs of the Modern Woodmen
Of America are requested 70 attend meet
ing on Tuesday evening. Dec. IS, at the
lodge rooms. Business of Importance TO
come before the secretary.
NJ. Julien Daaust, the Canadian actor
was In Barre yesterday and made arrange
menis with Joseph d. 0ssola to give four
plays In French at the opera house Oh the
29d, 24th, 25th, aud 26th. There are Il
artists ia the company, all from France,
The first play viii be THE Triumph Of the
Cross
Davis, the druggist, recently offered a
pearlhandled knife to the boy Ia the
eighth grade Of the public school, who
should have the best department. On the
close of the contest ii was found that f0nl
boys were tied for the honor, and each has
been presented a pearl handled knife
The boys are Warner Wheeler, Ernest
Bartlett, Harold Burgess and George
Mathiesoa.
The ST. John Court, No 522, G. o. IT.
he'd lbs annual election Of officers at tht
meeting last evening, which resulted a,
follows: G. r., a. A. Carroll; v. G. R., A.
L Stephens; r, Sec, Martin Mcmahon
Fin Sec, r. j. Leahey; Treas, A. ]
LoTanger; Court Physician. DR. J. f. Nc
Sweeney; Trustees, Daniel Murphy ]. J
Kennedy and H. Nelson; Marshal, Mich
ael Tierney.
Those connected with the building trade
IN Barre, the carpenters, mas0ns, paint
ers, plumbers, and contractors, with thei
wives, children and asweethearts, are
invited TO basket picnic at the Pear
street Pavilion Thursday evening, Dec. H.
The members Of the day laboFers union
are also invited with their wives, children
and "sweetheartsh All are asked TO
bring baskets Of lunch,
The Independent Order Of Foresters
elected the following officers at their meet
ing last evening: Court deputy, Andrew
Baird; O. r Oliver Carpenter; p. G. r.,
J Benjamin Skinner; ". @. r Luther ID
Bruce; r, 81, Charles Labombard +. 81
Nelson Larochelle; treasurer. WIN Colvin
orator, Oliver Lesperance; s. ], Ct, Sid
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