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

AoDotts.
G +. Young Spent Sunday at his home
in Burlington.
White and fancy vests at McWhorter's
at right prices.
A. wilkins went to Keene, N. H.,
today on a visit.
See c. A. Heath's new advertisement
in today's paper.
Mrs. Daltoon is very Ill at her home
on Granite street.
E. Tommasoni OF High Holborn street
is sick with pneumonia.
A. E. Batchelder went to Waterbury
this morning on business.
Michael Carney of st. Albans is Wis
ting friends in this city
Miss Margaret Henchey spent Sunday
with friends in Burlington.
Harry Taft Of Burlington visited
friends in this city over Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Monette went to Cohoes,
M X, today on a visit with relatives
Miss Carrie Beckley went to her home
in Manchester, n. H, Saturday night
Fred Farrand went to Roxbury this
morning to visit his brother FOR a few
days
Movers 2nd Regiment orchestra will
furnish music at the Firemen's annual
ball.
The Philomathians viii meet with
Mrs. i.ozeli Tuesday evening at 7:15
O'Clock.
Never Slip Horshoes. A large supply
Of them at j. Z. McLeod's, Seminary
street, Barre.
Miss Nina f. Converse returned this
morning from a visit over Sunday with
friends in Middlesex.
8. B. Kelley, local manager at TIE
Western Union office, spent Sunday at
his home IN Burlington.
The rank Of knight viii Be worked
on one candidate tomorrow evening by
the Knights Of Pythias.
Miss Lottie Fraser returned to Rich
mond this morning, after spending Sun
day at her home in this city.
On Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock
the Athena club viii meet with Mrs.
Liberyeal on Washington street.
The Altruians viii meet with Mrs.
Joseph Hoyt, IS Merchant street, Wed
nesday afternoon, Dec. il, at ESQ.
G. Alilani slipped and sprained his
left ankle quite badly yesterday morning
while at work in 2 D. Mola's barn.
Look in McWhorter's window for the
new things il smoking jackets and bath
robes Good for Christmas presents.
Father Cray, accompanied BY his SIS
ter, Miss Cray, went to Bellows Falls
this morning 70 spend a weeks vaca
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ. Miles went to
Burlington this afternoon, being called
there by the death Of their niece, Miss
Helen Miles.
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society Of ST. Monica's church will
be held tomorrow evening at ? o'clock
at the convent.
William Goneo returned to Mortified
this morning, where he is employed in
the stone sheds. after few days visit
at his home here.
The ladies Of ST. Elizabeth chapter Of
the Church Of the Good Shepherd cleared
S225 from their two days fair in Hale's
Pavilion, last week.
Miss M A. Miles went to Burlington
this morning to attend the funeral Of
her niece, Miss Helen Miles, daughter Of
j. Z. Miles, Of that city.
c. S. Andrews, proprietor Of the Peo-
pies Shoe Store, is able to ride TO
his store now, after being laid up several
weeks with badly sprained ankle.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con-
gregational church viii have Social
Afternoon" at the parsonage on Wed
nesday. An the ladies are invited.
Bishop A. G. A. Hall Of the Episcopal
diocese Of Vermont, returned to Bur
1 lington this morning after preaching at
the Church Of the Good Shepherd yester
day
Lyman Armstrong, employed at the
Harrison Granite company's shed, has
had an ankle badly sprained by d heavy
box falling on II, and win be laid up
! for several days.
I St. Elizabeth chapter OF the Episcopal
church win meet this evening with Mrs.
William Pitkin. Every member is re
iquested to be present as important bust
ness Is to be taken up.
The grand patriarch will be present
at the regular meeting Of Alinnehaha
Encampment, ]. @. Q. F., this evening
There viii be nomination Of officers and
refreshments viii be served after the
meeting.
The basket ball team of Montpelier
seminary viii play the Cabot town team
this evening. The Montpelier team is
made up as follows Hamilton and Hill,
forwards; Rogers and Peck, guards
Howard, center,
The closing act Of Representative M,
( D. lIapgood Of Peru in the General hs-
sembly Saturday morning was the pre-
sentation Of six boxes Of cigars to any
and all corners, just to show there was
no hard feeling
The mercurial tendency was decidedly
downward yesterday, and it was very
chilly Sunday. Various thermometers
about the city registered from ten to
fourteen degrees below zero yesterday