The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Remnant sale at Perry's.

Remnant sale at Perry's
See Abbott's clearance sale.
Read Moore & Owens advertisement.
A. w. Parsons went to Warren today
on visit
Pillow slips, AZ and 45-inch sizes, for
Zoe at Abbotts.
Eastman Bros. viii close their store
at noon Monday.
Fred Perrin OF Plainfeld was in The
city today on business.
Did you know that there is remnant
sale going on at Perry's1
The clothing stores Of the city viii
be closed all day Monday.
Mems high cut felt shoes, rubber sole
and heel, at w. J. McLean's.
Mrs. John Dodge Of Waits River was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
Dr. George H. spiller, optieian, viii
be at the City Hotel, Jan. 2 and 3.
The next meeting Of the Philomath-
ians win be held Tuesday, January 10.
Mrs. A. w Allen win resume her
music teaching with private pupils Jan.
list,
4 daughter was born last evening to
Mr. and Mrs. Leon L. Cole Of Maple
Grove.
Rev Mr.. Ranney Of Waits River Wis
tied at the home Of Robert Ranney yes
terday.
All the dry goods stores Of Barre
win be closed during the whole day,
Monday.
Rebekah whist party, Saturday even
ing in Odd Fellows hall Refreshments.
Admission 10 cents.
The Rev Asa NJ Bradley went to
Fort Plain, n. ", today, where he is to
preach tomorrow
John Fraser, baker il Ladd's bakery,
went to his home in Burlington this
morning To spend New Years.
John A. Hall leaves Tuesday for Phila-
delphia TO resume his studies in the
Philadelphia Dental college, where be is
a senior
The Young Peolpes society Of the
Swedish church win hold a social and
watch party in their rooms in the Wor
then block tonight
The annual meeting of the Congrega
tional church will be held Monday, be-
ginning at 10 a. m. The annual dinner
win be served at noon in the church yes
try.
Lieut. G. f. Wheatley, who has been
spending nine days furlough with Mr.
and Mrs ID s. Wheatley, his parents,
in Montpelier, left this morning Tor Bos-
ton and Fort Strong, where he is 10.
Gated.
Granite City Lodge, independent Or
der OF Odd Ladies, viii meet in the X.
of G. hall Monday evening, January 2
at 7 sharp. There viii be the installa
tion Of officers.
The exhibition 81 the work Of the
Evening Drawing school has been well
attended this week. Tonight is the last
Of the exhibition and those who have
failed "a see the good work being done
should not fail to visit the school
Tie New Years influx Of mail, always
heavy, began to arrive today, and the
mail clerks and carriers were as busy as
they were a week ago, at Christmas
time. One OF the carriers had to have
an assistant who drew the larger portion
Of the mail on a sled.
The finance committee Of the Young
Mems club composed Of +. M. Tayntor,
Lewis Il. Jones and G. S. Andrews, met
last evening and settled on plans for
getting financial aid for the club. They
win make a canvass of all the business
men and merchants in the city for con
tributions.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Erskine OF
Williamstown, who are wen known in
this city, celebrated today the 50th an
niversary Of their wedding. Since their
marriage they have resided on the farm
on which they now live. They are both
prominent in the Methodist church in
Williamstown and also IN the Williams
town Grange.