The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Oct one OF those velvet suits Tor S9.9s
at Abbott's.
Combination suits for boys, to 10,
at McWhorter's.
A. Polti leaves tomorrow for Italy to
spend the winter.
I Miss Nellie Foley visited at her home
in Burlington yesterday.
Blankets for 45e, use, CSC, sl.s5 and
sl.50 81 Veale & Knights.
Jack knives that are warranted in ev-
cry way. Averill Music Co.
DR.. Geo. H. spiller, optician will be at
the City Hotel Dec. / and 2.
Pliny NJ Cutler went to Brandon We'd
nesday night for few days stay.
Frank Columbo OF New York is visit
ing his father, Joseph Columbo, who is
| Joseph Calcagni left yesterday on a
business trip to New York and Philadel-
lphia.,
| Walter Adams of Fitchburg, Mass, is
visiting at his home here for few
days.
Beginning Sunday, the Boston Sunday
Herald viii be on sale at the Barre Book
store.
About sixty young people attended
the roller skating in Hale's pavilion last
evening.
i G. S. Andrews and family visited yes
Iterday at the home of his parents in
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Wheeler spent
yesterday at the home Of his parents
in Marshfeld.
Charles Lonergan returned this morn
ling from visit in Burlington over
Thanksgiving.
John Harrington, Jr., of Richmond arr
rived in the city this morning fer a
visit with friends.
4 A daughter was born on November ~
to Mr.. and Mrs f. X. Hutchinson of the
East Hill in Barre town.
! w. w. Rogers Of this city has just
taken the examination for telegraph
Operator in the Panama service.
1 Have you seen our fm-liled coatsf
If not, you had better. We have the
best to be found. Moore 4 Ovens.
A Nonparell old aow blue 112 piece
dinner set at sl4.50 will make a beau
tiful Christmas gift. Kenyon & Co.'S
4 Bargain Store.
/ Saturday Candy Butter scotch waf-
ers, 15c per pound; walnut fudge, ma
pie and vanilla, 70 per pound. At Barre
Candy Kitchen.
Il Our special Monday evening, to
Dime, a big coon song hit, only IL
cents. Averill Music Co.
Morrison 4 Burnham have just arrived
from Boston with carload Of fresh and
acclimated horses, which they offer for
sale or excahnge at their Office on FL
more street.
Spiritualist lecture and test seancs
also psychomatic readings, by DR.. II. !
Stanley, Sunday evening, O'Clock, At
Hale's pavilion, Pearl street, Barre Adj
mission 10 cents.
Fl The Pavilion win be open for roller
skating Friday and Saturday evenings
Of this week. First session begins al
$3.50 and closes at o. Second session
begins at 0:S0, closes AZ IA.
Dutch Booth. --Side trip to Holland
Dutch girls running Dutch restaurant
In Dutch way, and to beat the Dutch,
at the Christmas sale next "Wednesday
afternoon aud evening in Congregations
church, parlors. Admission, 10 cents.
The second of the series Of private
! dances given BY Wilbur Nichols was hels
last evening in Miles hall and was {
most ENJOYABLE occasion. 1t was large
lly attended, the hall being well filed
lGilbertson's orchestra furnished music
The han has been recently renovated
throughout and the floor Is in an excel
lent condition Tor dancing.
The September term Of Washington
county court COST as follows; grand jury
S591.04, petit jury $l,s22.70, referees
S423. 46, witnesses 81, 225.S8, reporters
S405.9S, county Judges S230.74. The &C
counts III Frank Tracy as iailor anS
sheriff were: Jail $1,29s.5S, county cour
Ss24,32, supreme court S116.50, commit
lments $164, on mittimuses $I32. Tn
accounts have just been audited.
The stockholders Of the Union Co
operative store, nj the Socialist block q
Granite street, in a general meeting
held November 25th approved the &C
counts Of the year from Noyem
! Der 10th, 1901, to November 10th
1905. The total sales were S25,
l70.57 and the proceeds were 1871.
y GO. Officers were elected as fol
4 lows: President, David Danecchi; secre
tary, Gerolamo Nalli; cashier, Johl
Il Brusa.
a Thanksgiving party held at tn
! home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Perkin
2 OF Academy street yesterday, was at
4 tended by % people, and one Of the in
! teresting features was the ATTENDING
= Of the twelve children Of Mrs. Perkins
brother, Olin T. Tillotson. Guest
present from Calais, East Calais, Orange
! Montpelier and East Montpelier. Plan
4 music was rendered by Mrs. Perkins an