The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-04
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Remnant sale al Perry's.

Read Moore & Owens advertisement.
si.s7 Marseilles quilts now sl.29, at
Abbott's.
d, NJ. Miles is quite sick at his home
on Summer street.
r. j. Badger went to Burlington this
morning on business.
Did you know that there IS a remnant
sale going on at Perry'sl
H. C. Gleason OF Burlington was in
the city on business today. He Is dep
Iuty collector of internal revenue.
The installation Of the officers Of the
n. i. 0. ?. will be held at their meeting
this evening.
The young ladies Of the Universalist
church viii hold social Friday night
in the vestry.
There win be a meeting Of the Plumb
ers' Union in Painters hail. Thursday
evening, at o'clock.
Mrs Ernest Nichols will have charge
Of the ladies' dressing rooms at the Fire
mems ball next week.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres
byterian church will meet Friday even
ing instead Of Wednesday.
Frank Rogers has new large truck
for doing heavy moving, which enables
him to handle heavier jobs.
Mayor William Barclay and daugh-
ters returned last night from weeks
visit with friends in Quincy, Mass.
All members Of the Glen Ugie club
are requested To meet at J. o. Marr's
rooms in the Miles block tomorrow even
ing, January $, at 1880 o'clock.
w. Al. Bradford has gone on six
weeks pleasure trip to California Dur
ing his absence L. r. Hutchinson viii
have charge Of his teaming business.
George i. Nichols Of Montpelier has
been quite seriously III for two weeks
and his family is considerably worried
as there are no signs Of Improvement.
Just received, one hundred barrels
fancy No. Lake Greetings, Spies and
Baldwins This Is tie choicest lot q
apples received III Barre this season
EASTMAN DlAs.
Judge Wells OF Middlesex was in the
city yesterday on business with Over,
seer Of the Poor Charles A. Smith
Judge Wells is overseer Of the poor al
Middlesex.
\ st. Elizabeth Chapter Of the church
OF the Good Shepherd win hold its reg.
ular business meeting at the home 81
Mrs Pitkin Thursday evening, January
5, at 1890 o'clock.
| AT the installation of the Women's
Relief Corps at Montpelier last evening
Mrs. A. G. Lapoint Of Barre was in
stalled as senior vice president.
Earle Waterman, Merle Clark, Ray
Curtis and Thurman Dix returned this
morning to the University Of Vermont
at Burlington, after spending the holi.
day vacation at their homes.
10 accommodate those who wish tc
attend the dance at Unity Temple, So
Barre, tomorrow evening Ernest Leon.
ard will start from the Barre post of.
fee at a quarter before eight o'clock.
Owing to the absence 81 Mr.. Bradley
last Sunday and the non.arriyal of the
! respected supply from Boston Mrs Brad,
4 ley conducted the services, reading d
sermon of Mr, Bradley's.
The Rev. Thomas Donahue, pastor Of
St. Sylvester's church at Graniteville
has been appointed to the pastorate d
st, John Baptist Roman Catholic church
at Enosburgh Falls, lie has recently
been assistant TO Rev d. j. O'Sullilvar
of ST. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Mcdonald enter,
tanned about thirty Of their friend.
with New Years party at their home
on Perry street Monday evening. Tn,
evening was passed most enjoyably
with games, and refreshments wers
served.
G. L. Emerson Of this city has gone
Unto business with his brother, II. A.
Emerson, formerly Of this city, in the
plumbing and heating line at Mortified
taking the place of +. 4. Batchelder who
retires from the old firm The new firm
Twill be known as Emerson Bros. They
are located in the Bacon block.
Local base bah enthusiasts viii Be III
terested in knowing that +. l.. O'Brien
who was Rutland's star twirler last
summer, has been signed to pitch fol
! the Bostons in the American League
0'Brien pitched for Boston college, ther
Manhattan college While pitching fol
Rutland he had great success, winning
! ~ out Of II games.
4 A Joint installation OF the companion
and subordinate courts Of the lndepend
ent Order Of Foresters, Of Barre ans
/ Montpelier, takes place in Foresters hal
4 in Montpelier this evening, followed af
+ forwards by a dance and refreshments
The affair win be for the Foresters AM
their friends. Five candidates will b
initiated. The dance takes place il
knights Of Columbus hall and Gilbert
4 sons orchestra viii furnish music.
\ At the meeting OF Granite City Lodge
No 81, T. o. o. Z. NJ. e., held in X. 0
@. hall Monday evening, James Cruick
shank, district deputy, assisted BY I
NJ O. JEANNE Murray, installed the fol
lowing officers: N. G., Bella Anderson
v. g., Matte Common; p. N. c., Ew
Gamble; z. S.,Mamie Reaside; Il. S
Anna Lawson; treas, Ina Morrison
con, Anna Smith; warden, Catherin
yeale; chaplain, Minnie Burgess; R. S
to N. G., JEANNE Murray; i. s. to \
G., Christina Mckenzie; r. s. to Y. q