The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Ldtcnt uecANtar ~ ADDolt .
Full dress protectors at McWhorter's
Ladies' and children's new cloaks al
Perry's.
Go to Moore & Ovens for ladies' rid
ing sacques.
Bring your manageable articles to
the rummage sale.
E. NJ. Tayntor went TO Boston today
on a business trip.
B. II. Wells left this noon on bust
ness trip to Boston.
Mems and boys wescuts and sweaters
the Sterling, at McWhorter's.
CT idren's white bearskin cloalxs al
Perry's with bonnets to match.
Charles Murphy Of Burlington was il
the city today visiting friends.
DIR. w. o. Hutchinson of Washington
was in the city today on business.
H. T. Stanley, the clairvoyant, at the
Otis. Sittings, so cents and S1.00.
New designs in brooches with baroqut
pearls at M. L. Walkers, Hale block.
John Cleary and M. Mclaughlin left
this morning for Milford, Mass, to work
Lawrence Stevens, son OF w. +
Stevens Of East street, has scarlet fever
Mrs. G. A. Churchill went to Randolph
this morning for few days visit witt
friends.
Frank +. Walker went to Randolph
this afternoon to play at a dance thi'
evening.
Women's worsted slippers on WOO
soles in assorted colors at w. J. Nc
McLean's.
Miss Mabel Kelley Of Burlington il
visiting at the home Of her sister, Mrs
/ G. G. Mascot.
Messrs. Alex Troup and Tom Mercer arr
| the clowns in the circus at the pavilion
Dec. IL and IS.
DR. and Mrs j. Il. Dezeil of Montrea
larriyed in the city this afternoon TO
a few days stay.
Dir. C. G. A. Bullock has been appoint
ed physician for Clan Gordon, No. IL
O. S. c., to succeed DR.. w. d. Reid.
Several talking machines that hav'
been used in showroom we will close gu
at big reductions. Averill Music Co.
Frederick Warrington and Thoma
Blaekmore left for Mortified today at
ter short visit with friends in tn
city.
/ Chief Of Police Durkee OF Montpelie
lis to pick out certain streets on whic
the children OF the Capital City ma,
slide.
The bear and bcar-trainer viii affor
amusement for young and old at tn
circus at the Pavilion, Dec. 18th an
18th.
| Harry Durham returned yesterda
from Boston to spend a short vacatio
at the home Of his sister, Mrs. ]. "
Gordon.
/ Any sheet Of music in our store a
i Toe per copy for two days only, FIR
day and Saturday, Ideal Book and Sta
tionery Store.
Joseph Burt OF Montpelier, the youn
man who was shot at Woodsyille, n. y
La few weeks ago, has now recovered an
vii resume his duties as fireman on II
| Montpelier & Wells River railroad nez
Monday.
/ The MEME for the supper at the Coz
! gregational church Wednesday evenir
j. from $50 to 7.3O is as follows; fs
| chowder, with plain and small cracker
pickles, rolls, cabbage salad, pie, cal
land coffee.
Roller-skating at the Pavilion TIL
! afternoon and evening Afternoon Sc
sion from 1880 to $3.50 and from 3:s
to $40. Evening session from 6.s
to 900 and $3.50 TO 1880. Admission
with use Of skates, for single sessis
rs cents.
Il G. H. BagIey Of ST. Johnsbury, repr
! senting the st. Johnsbury Merchant
association, is in town calling on Il
J merchants in the interests of his organ
zation. which, Notwithstanding its nam
is not local institution, but has mer
hers in 100 cities and towns of Ne
England and Canada. Mr.. Bagley stat
that the object of his association is Il
protection of merchants.
Brooks Post, G. A. r. Of Montpeli
last evening elected the following of
GERS: Commander, II. B. Wedge; Semi
Vice Commander, William billiard; Jul
ior Vice Commander, Edward p. Sloal
Quartermaster, John Bertel; Surgeon,
&. l-eMay; Chaplain, >. IT, Lucia; Ofiic
! lof the Day, M. @. Peck; Officer Of Z
IGuard, Charles Harlan; delegate to
II partnent encampment, Charles Harran
alternate +. r. Sloan. The appoint
. officers win be announced later.