The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-11
TALK OF THE TOWN.


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White and fancy vests at AIcwhorter's.
At Perrys you win find warm foot
wear.
See the EIdredge sewing machines at
Fits.
See our line Of burnt wood goods.
o. ]. Dodge.
New table linens for Christmas gifts
at Veale & Knights.
William Parks dancing school viii be
held this evening.
Roller-skating at the Pavilion this
afternoon and evening.
Roller-skating at the Pavilion this
afternoon and evening
Duchess and Nufangl trousers at Nc
Whorter's, $I.00 to 5000.
George Robins went to Windsor to-
day on business trip.
Mrs. NJ D. Lamb left this morning for
few days visit in Boston.
Job lot Of Christmas ribbon at Sc
and Zoe per yard at Abbott's.
Look in McWhorter's window for the
new things in fancy oyercoats.
See the line OF house coats and bath
robes at McWhorters.
There will be a regular meeting of
Minnehaha encampment tonight at 7.3o
o'clock; End degree.
There will be d meeting Of the Glenugie
club at Miles hail. Monday evening,
Dec. 18th, at 7.3o sharp.
The Clover club win meet with Mrs.
+. @. Kent on Wellington street Tues
day afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The glassware sale at B. w. Hooker
& Co.'S comes Off tomorrow 1t has
been the talk of the the town.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Y Jones Of Mount Vernon Place,
last night, weighing 1914 pounds.
! The Ladies' Aid society Of the Cangre-
gational church vii meet with Mrs. o. D.
Mathewson Wednesday afternoon at $50
jo'clock.
s. Bray drew the quilt at The Oil La.
dies fair Saturday night. Please si,l
at Mrs. Ed Veal's, 81 Maple avenue, to
get it.
| Miss Jessie Henderson returned to her
home IN Wells River this morning after
spending Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
9. sawyer.
The Ladies OF the Maccabees viii meet
with Mrs. Frank Morgan, &c Fortuey
street tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
to sew.
Il your looking for more light, just
/ look at out choice line of electric table
lamps and shades, before purchasing
elsewhere. Standard Electric Co.
The doors Of the Pavilion will be open
at $50 Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings. The circus will commence at 5
o'clock.
Guy Norris resumed his duties at
Jaynes and Martins fish market this
morning after having been III for twa
weeks
The fair viii be open Wednesday af-
ternoon at ? o'clock. The Episcopal
ladies hope to see their many friends.
Everybody IS welcome.
There viii be regular meeting of the
retail clerks union Wednesday evening
lat 7.30 o'clock. Semi-annunl election
of officers will take place.
There are about Id creditors Of the
bankrupt firm Of Segel & Brady, and the
first meeting vii be held on Saturday
December 23. The amounts run from SIC
to 1901.
i On account Of the repairs being made
at the Congregational church the supper
announced to be given by the junior
Christian Endeavor society win be post
Iponed indefinitely.
The friends of Alfred Robertson will
be pleased to learn of his being raisee
to the high position of Deputy Great
Sachem, the highest in Redmanship il
this state.
There will be more than four and
twenty blackbirds baked in the pie al
the Episcopal fair on Tuesday and Wed
nesday Of this week "A Jolly king vii
attend to all the big and little children
who want TO s'grab" these magic birds
Have you seen the attractive display
of Xmas novelties, including baskets
boxes, snit-cases, trunks, telephones
automobiles, etc, filled with Mascott's re
liable goods? II not, call. We will b
IpIeased to show them to you. Just The
thing Tor Xmas.
The police department was notified
Saturday afternon that an intoxicated
man was lying beside the electric rail
road track near the city line. Two po
licempn went down the track and fount
nothing but a vacancy. The man has
been taken in charge BY some one ans
lodged. where the police did not find him
lii the list Of officers Of Siani Temple
MOBILES Of the Mystic Shrine, the nam,
Of Dean p Towne Of this city, as treas
inrer, was omitted in Saturdays paper
I'm the initiates was George Inglia o.
this city. The membership of the Tenn
pie is now OH, being the third oldest
in the world. The Shrine voted an ap
preparation OF 5000 for charitable pulr
iposes.
The annual fair Of the Odd Ladies
(which has been held in Miles hail fol
three days, closed Saturday night witt
the largest attendance OF any night
Nearly everything was sold, and the or
/ der viii realize good sum. The ex
act amount win not be known unit
la meeting Of the committee on Thurs
Il day. An apron, presented by J. q. Dye
to the oldest woman in Barre, went t,
Miss Adeline Wheeler who Is ninet.
years old. The /. 0. Odd Lailes, NJ. y.
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