The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Christmas goods for men and boys are
arriving daily at MeWhorter's.
Tie PbiIomathians win meet with
Mrs. Hale, Tuesday evening at 7l5
o'clock
Table plush for Innings at Perrys.
George A. French went to Rochester,
n ~ today
Miss Eva Houston went to her home
ia Mortified Saturday night for q sew.
eral days visit.
E. NJ. RueIbacs, better known as SD
die Sheldon" spent Sunday with Miles
standish in Montpelier.
George Lauders Of Barre has been EN-
ployed for several days in Allen Bros.
cigar store at Montpelier.
A new line Of smoking jackets and
bath robes from $3.50 to 81 just re-
eeiyed at f. II. Rogers 3 Co.'S.
The Rev. Walter Dole returned to his
home in Mortified today, after preach
ing at the Uniyersalist church Sun
day.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian
church win be held this evening at
O'Clock
The Rev. MIR. Sheaf of Plainfield
preached at the Congregational church
yesterday in exchange with the pastor,
the Rev. F. A. Poole.
The Office Of Smith & Walker, archi-
&nsts La I.,n,, ,,t,taI Fysn,., 4bn ALI ns4sv
building to the Bolster block, rooms s
and Q, with Smith & Jack.
The ladies Of the Universalist church
were quite successful in the conduct Of
their fair, HE'D last week. They expect
the proceeds win be at least $500.
The annual business meeting Of the
luniyersalist church for the election Of
officers will be held in the church par
Tors, Wednesday afternoon, December 7,
at $3.50 o'clock.
Gilbertson's orchestra will furnish mu-
sic for dancing at Hale's pavilion, We'd
nesdav evening, Dec Z. An orchestra
under the direction Of Miss Annie Inglis
viii furnish music Thursday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Bap-
list church win hold their regular meet
ing and supper Tuesday, Dec. 6. Supper
from six to eight. Menu. Vegetable
and meat hash, warm rolls, pickles, tarts,
cake and coffee Price is cents The
public is invited.
IN return for the two drills given by
the Modern Woodmen team at the band
and Company n fair at Montpelier a
I fortnight ago, the Montpelier Military
Band will furnish the music for the con-
icert and dance at the Woodmen's ball
next Friday evening.
: The annual session Of Mount Sinai
Temple, Ancient Arabic Order of the
Mystic Shrine, win be held in Montpel-
ier on Friday, December O. An attend
ance of several hundred is expected at
4 The session in view Of the fact that, iii
addition to the degree work the annual
election of officers aud other business
viii be transacted.
4 The case of A. C. Blanchard Of Mont.
pelier and Il. M Averill OF Barre, who
brought suit in ehanoery against the
city Of Barre and who enjoined the city
from collecting assessments on the Main
street pavement, has been heard in coun-
ty court City Attorney Gordon pre-
sented demurrer, but the demurrer
was overrllled as a matter Of form and
the orators bin adiudged sufficient to
pass the case to supreme court. Rich
sard A. Hoar appeared for the orators.
IN the case Of Edith Dodge and Mrs.
O. B. Boyee, which has been heard in
county court, petition for a partition
Iof the real estate known as the Parker
property in the city Of Barre, the plea
linterposed by the defendant in the Pc
ltition was demurred to, the demurrer
Sustained and motion was made ia
make the partition. G. D. Edgerton Of
Mortified, +. G. Moody of Waterbury
and g. III Deavitt of Montpelier, were
appointed commissioners to make the
division. r. Al. Hoar appeared for the
plaintiff and T =. Deayitt for the de-
PENDANT.
David Mortimer Of Barre, VT, senior
member of the granite manufacturing
firm of Mortimer & Campbell, is in the
CITY this week visiting his brother, Ad
am Mortimer, at Az Harrison street
Mr.. Mortimer finds much in Bridgeport
to please him, and although he comes
from what is considered very lively
little place, he Is fairly oyerwhelmes
bv the activities of Bridgeport. TIL,
Z fine streets Of this city impress hin
most favorably but the rapid growtl
Y Of the city does not disturb him, sine
\ his own city has more than d0ublei
in size during the past ten years.. 4
L. Julian in Bridgeport, (Conn,) Even
J ing Post.