The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Spool ribbons, ten yards for Sc, at
Abbott's.
A fur cluster scarf for CSC at Perry's
on Saturday
Music rolls and bags at low prices.
Averill Music Co.
The NJ. w. Of A. drill team viii meet
onight at Hale's Pavilion.
The stewards of the Methodist church
win meet this evening at O'Clock.
A new supply Of burnt wood work
has been received at o. j. Dodge's store.
Edward Reeves Of the telephone ex-
change is working in Montpelier this
week
Mrs Clarence Wood returned last
might from a few weeks visit in Chico
pee, Mass.
Mrs. L. L. Gay went to South Royal
ton this morning to visit at the home
.of his parents.
d. N. Miles returned yesterday after
noon from Burlington, where he went
to attend the funeral Of neice.
The following clerks were initiated in
to~the r. G. l. p. A. last evening: Bert
Mercer, Miss Ethel Ewing, A. Pielli and
.C. A. Merrill.
Henry G. Premier, son Of Henry Fren-
Ter OF this city, has been elected chief
ranger Of the Montpelier court, Catholic
Order Of Foresters.
A man was providing about Montpelier
Yesterday on a hunt for the chief of
r,1fiaa l. ft.{1 10. u
up so he could sober of before Christ
mas, so he said.
E. f. Stebbins of Boston, secretary Of
the United States civil service board for
the district OF northern New England,
WAS in the city yesterday He went from
here to Bellows Falls.
There win be meeting Of the Y p
A. OF the Presbyterian church tomorrow
evening at o'clock. Subject, "The Gem
tile Art of Making Happy" Essayist
Miss Emma J. Phillips.
G. A. Bartlett, who has been employed
on the Barre Steam Laundry team for
the past four years, finishes work there
next Saturday night His place is to
Be taken BY Harry Mcintosh.
A fifteen year old Montpelier boy
named Arthur Foster, has been sentenced
to the industrial school for stealing
small things from his mother, who works
at the Union House, and from Others.
Razors, mugs, brushes, cutlery, pen
knives, nail clippers, scissors, shears so
many fancy things YOU need for Your
SELF and friends for Christmas. We have
nearly everything of this kind +. AL
Drown.
a marriage license was issued on
Tuesday at the city clerks Office to
George B. Honghton Of Montpelier, a
fireman on the Montpelier and Wells
River Railroad, and Miss Flossie Belle
Morse Of Barre. Montpelier journal.
Montpelier seminary is richer BY a
considerable part OF $4,000 from the
estate Of C S. MeAllister Of Enosburg,
who has been q generous contributor to
the school. The first report that the
will was to be contested il not true.
Al invitation To the Brooks Post, G..
A. r., Of Montpelier to attend the Ben
nett Moulton repertoire companv's show
has been accepted, and the veterans with
the members Of the Relief Corps will
see THE Belle Of Virginia" tonight.
AIR Bennett Of the company i @. a.
ri man,
For Christmas goods in gentlemen's
apparel A. A. Smith & Brother are show
ing an unusually large line, such as
mufllers, gloves, mitts (fm and silk
lined), the newest in neckwear, fancy
suspenders, umbrellas, etc. See their
boys sweaters this week at CSC, worth
$1.50. Read their advertisement in an
other column.
u have not counted them up and do
not want to" was the reply Of Health
Officer Lindsay Of Montpelier, when ask
ed to state the number Of scarlet fever
cases in Montpelier. Rumor says that
new cases are constantly developing but
the health officer does not know Of
them Unless the epidemic takes a more
serious turn the public schools viii con-
tinue for their usual length, December
20.