The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-05

!. e. Sullivan returned TO HardWick
yesterday after visit with relatives Ia
the city.
Blue, brown and grey zibelines, sl.5C
quality, for Sl.29 per yard at Yeale &
knights.
Rev G. H. Watt will preach at tn,
Boutwell, school house Sunday Afternoon
al O'Clock.
Three thousand feet Of floor space add
ed to the already large store Of B. w
Hooker & Co.
The Young Woman's Tourist club will
meet with Mrs. G. II. Anker Monday at.
ternoon at 230 O'Clock.
Miss Lizzie Nichols left this noon fol
Easthampton, Mass, where she has a
position as bookkeeper.
The infant child Of Mr. and Mrs. David
lombard died yesterday afternoon and
was buried this afternoon.
Moses Charboneau is recovering from
his recent illness and expects to be at his
shop, Monday, December T.
Frederick H. Robinson Of Boston is
stopping at the City Hotel while attena-
ing case at court IN Montpelier.
A regular meeting Of Junior Court Barre
No. /, K. Of A., will be held at the For
esters hall Dec. Z at p, ms sharp.
Dr. J. S. Deziel will move bis Office IN a
few days from the prlndle q Averill block
70 his residence on Merchant street.
The practice meeting Of the Rebekah
degree team Is postponed until next week
BY order Of the n, q, Mrs. J. a. Cook.
Miss Mabel Tracy who has been Wis
itlng her sister, Miss Hannah Tracy,
returned yesterday to her home at John
son.
It won't take but minute, and may
save You good deal OF worry and thought,
if you read the advertisement Of the Bos-
ton Bargain Store.
Miss Bertha Pike Of the local telephone
Office went to Waterbury yesterday to take
the place of one Of the operators in the
Central Office there for few days.
Mrs. w. 5. Davis, who has been stop
ping with her parents, Mr. and Mrs John
Robins, for the past month, went to her
home ID White River Junction today.
MT and Mrs George Il. Linekin very
enioyably entertained the Christian En-
deavor society Of the Congregational
church at their home on West street last
evening.
The play, '.Mr. Bob to be presented BY
the Murray class Of the UnIversalist
church, will be given Wednesday evening,
Dec 8, instead Of December s, as an
nouneed.
Miss Lizzie Nichols Of 80 Brook street
left on the u O'Clock train for Northamp-
tan, Mass, where she has a position as
assistant bookkeeper with her uncle,
Charles Nichols.
Iangdon J Davis Of Montpelier. better
known as Chin Davis, died yesterday,
aged 80 years. His funeral will be held
Sunday forenoon from his home on North
street and burial will be In Moretown.
The Junior Barracks Of the Baptist
church had a pleasant evening" at the
church last evening, and so boys had a
fine time Photograph selections were
given, and Miss Pinkie Lewis gave a read
ing
The Presbyterian fair in Hale's Pavilion
was attended last evening by as large a
crowd as on the first night, the large hall
being crowded The programme rendered
was excellent and was very much enjoyed
by all.
Alex Bruce was seen driving goat to-
wards North Barre this forenoon. The
animal was specially imported for the
gathering of the Knights Of Birmingham
last evening and Alex was made special
keeper.
III YOU are fond Of good music drop into
the Pavilion on Pearl street, at any time
this evening between and $50 o'clock.
1Gilbertsons orchestra will furnish the en-
tire programme for this the closing evening
Of the Presbyterian fair.
About thirty members Of the Neal Dow
ledge, I. 0. G.. T.. went TO East Barre last
night to attend public meeting Of the
lodge there and were very enjoyably en-
tertalned. Fourteen OF the party went to.
gether in Arthur Martins wagon which
was filed with straw.
G. J. Fisk brought the skin Of a good
sized lynx into Montpelier on THURSDAY
afternoon. The animal was trapped on
the farm of Mr.. Fisk in Waterbury Center,
about ten days ago. Mr. Kew Of Waits
field recently shot the finest specimen OF
silver gray fox that has been killed in the
state for years. The pet is easily worth
500.
Christmas Sale: The ladies Of the Bap.
list church will have sale Of articles
suitable for Christmas ia the vacant Aver
i'll store Wednesday and Thursday after
Moons and evenings, Dec. 8 and 10. a
musical programme each evening, Some
Of the articles to be on sale are aprons,
dolls, fancy work, fruit, vegetables, candy
and Ice cream and cake. Admission 1C
cents. Those donating articles for the
sale will please send them to Mrs. F. T.
Cave, | ! French street.