The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Special ribbon values at Abpotbs-
Reduction sale Of furs at AbbOtt's.
N. Altman went to Rouses Point today |
on visit.
Don't forget to read segel 8 Brady's
advertisement.
H. F. johnson Of Roxbury visited in
the city today.
Mrs. +. Stacy went to Chazy, \. X,
today on a visit
Italian tripe soup tonight at J. o.
sola's lunch room.
There's a good time coming at Hale's
Pavilion, Dec. rs.
Cadet Colombo Of Norwich University
was in town yesterday.
Hosiery Of all kinds, in the best
makes, at Moore & Owens.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Carey went to Burlington
today for few days visit.
The Glover club will meet with Mrs.
Worthen on Tuesday at $50 o'clock.
The evening service viii be resumed
in the Presbyterian church tomorrow.
! A. Sironi left yesterday for South
America where he will spend the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bianchi will leave
next week for Italy TO spend the win
tier.
i A son was born this morning to Mr..
and Mrs. Marcus Hackctt Of Prospect
street.
The Cleaners will meet with Miss
Darling, 8 Laurel street, Monday evening
at 7:45.
There will be meeting Of the plumb
ers In Painters hall, Monday evening at
II o'clock.
Ralph Martin Of Goddard seminary
has gone to his home in Champaign, Ill,
for visit.
Erwin f. Jones, first class barber
from Windsor, has entered the employ
Of VIM. Miers.
BE sure to hear Mr.. w. H. Pitkin in
the new song, ANY lee" Dec. at
Hale's Pavilion.
Earl Gerrish Of Montpelier has been
elected captain Of next years football
team at Y. Y NJ.
There will be practice meeting q
the ii. Ii. b. r. in Odd Fellows hall this
evening at 2 o'clock.
Emma Dodge Staples OF Lyndon, but
3 formerly of this city, is visiting Mrs
Boyce Of Elm street.
Mrs. w. A. Kinzie returned yesterday
4 from several weeks visit with hen
n parents in Rochester, M n.
A new line Of smoking iaekets AND
y bath robes from $3.50 to 81 just re
ceived at F. II. Rogers Co.'S.
The Red Cross Pharmacy has suppl,
OF very fine gold fish, together witt
aquanums, ornaments, shells, plants
etc.
Two very good driving horses hay
q been left at Cutters stables for sale
Inquire Of II. F Cutler for further par
: ticulars.
.. There will be a regular council meetin
d Of the Ladies Aid Of st. Monica
= church Wednesday evening at 7 o'eloc
y in the convent.
z Matthew Roben and Nellie Kelley B
q Chicago, arrived in the city this morn
= ling. called here by the death of thei
& sister, Miss Maud.
z Owing to the critical illness Of Mis-
Z Ida Piche, her part in the play at th
y Catholic fair last night was taken b
q Miss Theresa Scott.
z Miss Lena Spaulding returned 70 he
q school in Chelsea today after spendin
y two weeks vacation at the home Of he
8 Isister, Mrs. G. II. Granger.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Allen, il
y larrived in the city last night from thei
r wedding trip. They win reside at th
& Allen farm on Hooker hill.
z Overcoats for the boys, large an
z small. The top coat, the long Goa
= the belt coat, the Russian style - a
3 are at McWhorter's. $3.50 to $500.
z Mrs. John siminonds Of Montpelis
Z was bitten By bull dog yesterday I'll
u owner Of the beast was not known b
q Chief Mcmahon captured and shot him
Z The bows having specialties in Il
szs Liliputian Minstrels are Masters Mau
ice Bugbee, Willie Mcleod, Nathan Bel
- edict, Stanley Marsh, and Newell Parke
~ Fred d. Beclley has bought the Ha
\ kins farm located between Plainfeid al
y Marshfeld, consideration, $4,000
d Sale made through the II y. Cate re
& estate agency.
q All members Of Local Isl, g. and
y Of A., are requested to be present
q the meeting Monday, Dec. 5, as impo
q tant business is to be transacted p
Y order trustees.
W The funeral services Of Miss Ma
d Roben will be held from the Uniyers
q list church tomorrow afternoon at u
y o'clock, the Rev. A. III. Bradley oficis
B ing, assisted by Rev. T. Il. Mitchell.
Officer Booth arrested w. A. Mart
Il last night for intexication. Martin W
y in city court this morning and plead
" guilty to second offense Of intoxic
& tion and paid SIS and costs Of $500.
4 The Ministers Monday club win me
y in the Y. NJ. G. A. at Montpelier Mo
q day morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. B.
50 Strong of Williamstown viii read
paper on THE Preaching for the Times
For warm felt shoes see 4. a. Sni
n Bros special Si9S lot. High Z
Blucher felt shoes that the coolest *