The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New waists at Abbotes.

NeW waists ab ADDotts.
Special ribbon values at Abbott's
Big ribbon sale at Perry's on satur.
day
Presbyterian \. P. A. this evening at
n o'clock
Mrs. Peter Pelbey went 70 Nashua,
lN IT., today.
Angelo Bianchi returned Monday from
q visit in Italy
archie ConnolIey Of Graniteville went
to Boston today.
Fernie Marsh went to Lebanon, n. III,
today on a visit
William Clark went to Randolph this
morning on visit.
George Mann was in South Ryegate
on business yesterday
Hosiery Of all kinds, in the best
makes, at Moore s Owens.
Comps. Of Court Granite City, / OF,
remember the election Of officers Dec
end.
Regular meeting OF the sheperds Of
America win be held tonight at seven
o'clock.
Louis soldiui returned to Hardwick
today after a visit in this city with
friends.
Rev. A. A. Walsh Of st. Johnsbury
was a visitor at the Uniyersalist fair
yesterday.
Miss Ellen Hathaway will do dress
making and plain sewing at No. / South
Main street. ct
Mamie Nelson is seriously i'll with
pneumonia and pleurisy at her home ON
Maple avenue.
Charles A. Smith returned last night
from Lowell, Mass, where be went on
a business trip.
There win be a meeting Of the school
commissioners this evening at o'clock
lat the Spaulding school.
Have you seen those fleeced goods that
are going to be sold on Saturday for
12lac per yard at Perry'sf
Ed. Gilbert returned yesterday from
Raymond, Calf, where he went to
work about two months ago
The annual meeting OF the Barre Ii
brary Association viii be held on Friday
Dec. ?, p. M, at the library.
There is some talk in Montpelier, says
the Montpelier Journal, Of erecting a
municipal electric power plant.
The Montpelier Military Band Of BIZ
.ss.l Z "a H.
Modern Woodmen's Ball on Dec. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Barrett Of sa-
lem, Mass, are visiting his sister, Mrs
NJ a. Wilson, and brother Elon Barrett
q. A. Kelley, marine on z. 5. ship
Newport, Is spending a seven days fur
Tough with bis sister, Mrs g q. Mas
colt.
a. w. Robinson has returned from
South Charleston, M IT., where he went
to attend the funeral Of his brother, II.
\. Day.
Ralph Martin, who played quarter
back on the Goddard foot bali team this
fall leaves tonight for his home hi
Champagne, I'D
Catchy music, up to date jokes, anus
ing specialties win be the features Of
the liliputian minstrel show, HaIe's BIZ
yilion, Dec 7 and 5.
BE sure to hear Master Willie Ne
Leod sing flush, Hush, Ny Little Cot
ton Dolly" at the Liliputian Ministries,
fiale's pavilion, Dec. and 5.
A new combination baggage and
coach car has been put onto the Will
Jamestown train, which il a much need
Cd improvement over the old one.
oyercoats for the boys, large and
small The top coat, the long coat
the belt coat, the Russian style all
are at McWhorter's. $3.50 to $500.
The seventh anniversary Of the open
ing Of the Presbyterian church occurs
next Sunday. The Rev. DR.. Todd Of
Boston will preach morning and even
ing.
George Gates returned last night
from Boston, where he was called as a
witness in case against the electric
railroad for which he worked last sum
mer.
Tho body Of Henry L. Day, who died
ia Charleston, n. H., was brought to
this city last night and placed in the
tomb in Elmwood cemetery for burial
later
At Miss NJ. L. Walkers reduction sale
OF silverware and bric-a brac there are
several handsome pieces Of Hampshire
ware which are selling at greatly reduced
prices.
William Barclay, jr., entertained the
Boys Brigade Of the Presbyterian church
last evening with his gramophone. Re-
freshments were served at the close
The boys report good time.
People intending TO 20 to the Old
Country this year had best secure tic
kets at once as information is received I
which indicates raise in fares. n. B,
Ballard & Co., Steamship Agents.
Mrs. Sylvia Graves died suddenly yes.
terday morning at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. George Gould, in East
Montpelier The deceased was appar.
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