The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Great fur values at Abbott's.

N"N ~ fNAuto at AuDotlS.
Holiday handkerchiefs at Abbott's.
Mnfiers, all styles, at MeWhorter's.
See our line of burnt wood goods.
0. j. Dodge
McWhorter's.
Remember minstrel carnival at God.
dard Friday night.
Ladies' dress skirts at Perrv,s linz
we are pleased to show.
Children's white bearskin eIoaks at
ferry's with bonnets to match.
Ice cream at Christmas sale Conerepa-
tionai church, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. !. L. Sloeum is spending a few
days with her parents at Waterbury.
The Cleaners win meet with Miss
Carlton, Highland avenue this evening
at 7.3o.
The largest line of trunks. bags and
suit cases at the smallest prices at Nc
Whorter's.
Miss Florence Pearl began work yes
terdav as bookkeeper in Parker &
TASTES market.
SPECIAL this week, home. made bore
hound candy, 15c per pound, at Barre
Candy Kitchen.
The emergency room win be opened
and the girls sewing class formed on
Saturday, December O.
| All Foreign Masons wishing to attend
81. Johns may obtain tickets lin to Dee.
10Th from members of committee.
w +. Richardson has newly paper
ed and painted upstairs tenement to
rent on Hill street, near his residence.
Roller skating at Hale's Pavilion to-
night. First session from $3.50 to Q
O'Clock. Second session from $50 to
1850.
A man giving his Nname as Edward
Freedom and his residene as Barre set
tied for second offence of intoxication
lby paying S23.70.
Don't forget the Odd Ladies' fair. to
be held in Miles hall, on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday evening. Watch out"
for the programs.
! Slocm Bros, Who have the contract
TO furnish the bill OF lumber for the
large stoneshed OF Comolli II Co., have
~ nearly completed
DIR. r. +. Barton who has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. a. A. Sargent,
for the past week, returned today to his
home in Altamont, n. y.
STRENGTHENING winter winds will
leave no effect upon your complexion
| if you use Benzoated Almond Cream.
Price 35c At Hendricks.
Tie Over the Tea Cups club will OBJ
lserve gentlemen's night at the home
TOT Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict Thursday even.
ling Supper will be served at $50.
What,is the attraction in Miles, hall
Thursday evening Why, the Presby-
Etelian y. P. A. Ministries, Of course.
lComc, aud the Merry testers viii enter
ltain you merrily.
The remains Of Denison Densmore
who died in Los Angeles, Cal, last week
arrived ia this city this morning on the
Eearlv train and We're taken to West
Topsham today for burial
| Regular meeting Of the Modern Wood
linen Wednesday Dee. 9Th at p. M, al
which the annual election of officers Il
to take place. There win also be degree
work. 4 good attendance is desired.
II If YOU need kimona for baby, a
sofa pillow for Jack, a dainty pincushior
flor Marie, a dolly Of apron for mother
Icandy for fathers sweet tooth, we have
them ALL Who did you savg The Odd
Ladies.
Il Winter Booth. Fancy articles. There's
your chance for Christmas. If you don't
find what you want there, call for the
executive committee Of the Ladies' Aid
@Christmas sale,p next Wednesday, af
ternoon and evening, Congregations
church parlors.
Fl Rev. w. A, kinzie went 20 Burlington
this morning to attend a meeting of ths
p executive committee OF the Vermont
& State Baptist's convention. Arrange
ments win be made at this time K
start colporter about the state dis
ltributing literature and bibles.
II Il. w. ITuntley and Il r. Wells, Wash
ington county judges, in their report Of
the treaslfers account say they ind ~
outstanding indebtedness Of the count!
to be $s05.45 for which orders have beef
drawn but not presented to the treas
urer for payment; from this deduct tn
amount in the treasHrer's hands, S457.
I25, leaves the net indebtedness Of tn
county, S99s.2o.
II Mrs. ~. IT, Eastman OF Wellington
street went away to spend Thanksgivnl
and on her return 10 her home yesterday
she found that water pipe IN the bait
room on the second floor had burst, an
flooded that floor and also leaked dow
to the ground floor flooding the iron
rooms. All the carpets in the house wer
nearly spoiled, The furniture in the parlo
was damaged, the paper and plaster o.
lthe walls soaked oil and much damag
done generally.
The Consolidated Lighting compan,
win build a sub-station on Burnham'
meadow in this city, which viii contai
he company's Barre Office besides dis
tributinn the wires to various parts
the eitv. II is said that all the hiig
J voltage wires Of the company enterin
this city by the main thoroughfares wi
liz taken out and win enter the clt
Inv some other route. The sub-statio
Viii BIZ Of brick and will be 40 by q
FEET. Bids have already been asked.