The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-16
Talk OF THE TOWN.

Lace curtains marked down ct Abbott 9.
Don't forget the masquerade bah Dec
18th, 1908,
Ira c. Calef Of Washington was IN the
city today,
visit The Vaughan Store anniversary
sale this week.
Standard diaries for 1904 for sale at the
Boston Bargain store.
Mrs. W. G. Nye Of North Montpelier, is
visiting at W. A. Bradford's.
Go to J. w. Holtong for glasses. Per
/ feet tit guaranteed in every case
/ DR.. D. c. Watt Of Philadelphia, arrived
in the city last night for visit.
Miss Anna Sullivan has resigned her
position as organist at St. Monica church.
The Union Clothing store are giving
away valuable calendars TO their custom
ers.
Useful presents are the order Of the day
this year Call for them at B. w. Hooker
q Cos.
WIN McTurk started work this morn
ing for Mari & Gordon after two months
vacation.
Mrs. G. S. Andrews left this morning for
few weeks visit at her former home in
MORA, n. \.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lesoir returned yes
9erday from visit with relatives In St.
Sylvester. p. @.
Miss Florence Houston and Miss Mil
dred Ellis of Mortified visited friends in
the city yesterday.
Allen Mower has resumed work at the
Boston Bargain store after several days
absence with Illness.
The Over the Teacups club will meet
with Mrs b. A. Eastman Thursday after
noon at 2.80 o'clock.
Miss Lou Wallace and Miss Elsie Con-
non are assisting in the Boston Bargain
store during the holiday trade.
Miss Kathie Dillingham; Of White River
| junction has been the guest OF her sister,
Miss Olive Dillingham; the past week.
! Regular meeting Of Sanctuary Granite
/ City, No 80, S Of A., Thursday evening
at 7 O'Clock in F. Of A. hall. Election Of
officers.
All officers, teachers and committee Of
I the Methodist Sunday school are requested
to meet at the church this evening at I
O'Clock.
j Umbrellas in great assortment and
choice handles, made expressly for the
holiday season, prices from 9Sc to $3.50,
at Fits store.
There will be a meeting Of the Amuse-
ment committees, Queen ef the Forest and
I Foresters Of America this evening at Mrs.
J. Forbes, Tomasi block.
4 Harry J. Baldwin left this noon for his
+ home in GAINESVILLE, o., where be will be
+ married the middle Of next month to Miss
Hurdman Of that city.
II As am to close my store on January
-, for the remainder Of the season, will
sell my millinery goods for cost price, from
now until that day. Mrs 4. j. Caron, 3
So. Main ST.
o. w. Lewis received despatch from
Chicago this morning telling Of the death,
yesterday, of his brother, Charles B. Lew.
IS, an artist. The deceased was Al years
old. The burial win be in Chicago
The thermometer registered "a degrees
below on Seminary Hin and Barre street
Ia Montpelier yesterday morning. Other
points showed the mercury stood at IL K
p below. One milkman reported 1t z
below at his place.
DO not forget the parlor musical at tht
home Of Fl. A. Phelps on Friday evening
A fine programme Is being prepared
Some Of the best talent inthe city viii as.
sist with singing, playing and recitation
Watch for the programme in tomoFrow'i
paper
Many people In Rutland and Benuing-
ton counties especially lumbermen il
camps are looking for two insurance agents
III A Seeley and Bernard Erskine, y
whom they made application for accident
policies and paid money, bnt have neve
seen the policies The men represented
themselves as agents Of the "IRteruation
tional Registry Co. Of New York, bu
such company Is not known
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