The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

4 Wednesday night. from 6 to ., sale
at Vaughan's.
A fine assortment of ladies' dress
skirts at Perry's.
i A new fine of John B. Stetson hats
1 just received at McWhorter's.
Look over the line Of perfumes at
the Art Store and ask about The
Housekeeper.
/ There will be special meeting of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian
church at the vestry Tuesday evening at
+ o'clock. All those having charge OF
booths, etc. are asked to be present.
Persons having clothes at II. Levin's
tailor shop on Depot Square are request
ed to call for them at once as the shop
will be closed in o few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Forbes for
few days, returned to their home in
Essex Junction yesterday.
p. Franchi, M. Abbiati, G. Cali and
A. Morzoli left this morning for New
York to take passage for Italy.
The Knights Of Columbus viii hold a
box party and dance Wednesday in their
hall in the Scampini block.
| DR.. II. w. Hanson has received d let
| ter from his son, Or. III. B. Hanson, writ
ten at Gibraltar, where short stop was
made in his trip TO Egypt. He writes
that the trip up to that point has been
very pleasant and that neither he nor
Mrs. Hanson has been sea-sick much.
They were due at Naples November is
and Oft Alexandria on the 21st, so that
it is inferred that they are BY this time
at their location ON the Nile river.
The second rank viii be worked BY
the Knights Of Pythias this evening.
On the occasion of his eleventh birth-
day, Lorin Anderson, son of William w.
Anderson of IS Merchant street, was
given most happy surprise last evening
when thirty of his friends and school.
mates called at his house to help him
celebrate the day. They brought as a
reminder of the day a pretty gold ring
The presentation was made by Hazel
Mackay, and Iorin responded briefly
Then games were played, and there was
music on the gramaphone, after which
ice cream, cake, etc, were served The
party had very pleasant time.
In response to telephone messages,
boiler makers arrived in town last night
from Boston to make repairs at the gas
plant of the Peoples Lighting, Heating
and Power Co., on account Of damages
sustained BY an explosion Sunday after.
noon, and work was started this morn
ing. Until the immense generator cools
SO that the men can go over the interior
of it, it will be impossible to state Just
what the amount of damage is. 1t is
thought, however, that the generator
was not damaged. The cleansers will
be repaired. The company hopes to get
to running again by the last of this week,
although no promises can be made
States Attorney s FL. jackson left
this afternoon for Montreal to take de-
positions in the case which @. w. Phelps
instituted against him, requiring him to
show cause why he is acting as states
attorney. MFR. Jackson expects to be
away one week.
Walter S. Soule of st. Adams takes
the position as storekeeper for the Mont
pelier & Wells River railroad at Montpe-
lier vacated yesterday by Charles D..
Folsom, who goes to Moline, ILL.,, to take
a similar position with the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific railway. Mr.. Soule
has been with the Central Vermont for
IS years. He began his duties yester-
day.