The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.
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advertisement
Mrs. Aaron Richardson Of Washington
was inthe city today.
Hosiery Of all kinds, in the best
makes, at Moore 4 Ovens.
Suite Of two rooms in the Miles Gran
tie building, front on Main street, TO
rent.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd. Tobin and children
sent to Troy, n. II, today % visit rel
atiyes.
The fancy work to be sold at the
Episcopal fair is well worth your in
spection.
A daughter was born on Nov 20 to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown Of 405 North
Main street.
Rev. and Mrs. w A. Kinzie returned
yesterday from Bristol, where they have
been visiting.
Miss Beatrice Potts Of st. Johnsbury
is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Rogers.
Mr.. Max Fisher is the interloeutor at
the Lilliputian Alnstrels, Hales payil-
ion, Dec. 2 and s.
G. A. Wilkinson has moved from is
Richardson street, to 6 Ayerin street.
Telephone, 1862.
A. b Coffin went to New York today
in The interests Of the Wood, Harmon
Real Estate company.
Have you seen those feeced goods that
are going to be sold on Saturday for
121ac per yard at Perry'si
4 Maurice Cantfll moved yesterday
I from 20 Orange street into Arthur Mar
tins tenement on Church street.
The Red Cross Pharmacy has supply
Of very fine gold fish, together with
aquariums, ornaments, shells, plants,
etc.
Miss Bertha Tierrey returned last
night from Hartford, Conn, where she
has been studying music in a convent
there.
Special communication OF Granite
lodge, NO. 35, Il. and A. MI, Friday even
ling, Dec. 2, at : o'clock. Work. Sec
ond degree.
II. G. Woodruff, cashier at tho Granite
Savings Bank, returned last night from
a few weeks sisit with relatives in
Manchester, N. II.
! Green Mountain Lodge, international
Association Of Maehinists, at special
meeting, voted one dollar per member to
the Fall River strikers.
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.
Mr.. Mitchell viii conduct the prepare
tory service to be held this evening at
o'clock in the Presbyterian church. 1t
is hoped there may be large attend
ance.
John w. Averill of Beckley Hill is the
owner of a heifer calf whose hide is COW
! cred with black wool instead Of hair.
The calf is about week old and Is a
curiosity to look at.
The Presbyterian choir viii practice
this evening at s o'clock. 1t is desired
that as many members as may find it
convenient be present at this practice
and also at the general service preced-
ing.
4 regular meeting of Clan Gordon No,
~ will be held on Monday evening, Dec
9TH. Initiation by the new staff and
election Of officers for the ensuing year
All Clansmen requested to be present
JAS. Mutch, See.
For warm felt shoes see A. A. Smith
& Bros special S19s lot. High cut
Butcher felt shoes that the coolest cold
cannot penetrate, also some light wool
lined shoes to be worn with rubbers ;any
shoe in the lot S1.9s
There win be meeting Of the Craig.
nair club at Priajle & Avenli blocS
Saturday evening at T.Su o,'oek. rlara
ara itpyo,gant matte tc be considered
a. his meeting and a full atteadan y
y members is desired
There has been ample opportunity for
the public 70 subscribe 10 the Ladies'
Home journal but if there is still any
one left who wishes to take the paper
please hand in your subscription to the
Ladies' Home Journal booth at the Epis-
copal fair, Hales pavilion, Dec ! and s.
Ii A rare opportunity to buy seasonable
goods at reduced prices at a. 4. Smith
y Brothers, as they are offering, for
this week only, remarkable bargains in
heavy working shirts. They are also
having a clearance sale on sweaters,
hosiery, underwear, etc. See their ad.
yertisement on the fourth page.
An audience which packed The Mont
pelier opera house TO the doors enjoyed
the second presentation Of king Jol-
lity,. for the benefit Of Heaton Hospi-
tai, last evening The opera was very
well presented. Two of the leading
parts were taken by I. J. Mercer and r..
Troup, and both received very liberal
applause.
The dancing school for boys and girls,
! also for small children, win meet Satur-
day at p. m. in the X of G. hall, at
which time Prof. Elmore win divide the
class according to age and advancement.
All mothers who intend to have their
children take dancing lessons this win
ter should see that they are present AZ
this time.
An item in Yesterdays Times stated
that 40 per cent dividend viii soon BE-
/ declared by the receiver Of the Peoples
Naffnuat RauL. p htaf failpd III Afate thnt