The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.
;ee Abbott's cIearanee sale.


Walter Grearson went TO Burlington
this morning on business.
Fits has just received line Of spring
(190e) lawn and lingeri waists.
Tuesday, December 2eth, is the first
day OF Abbott's clearance sale.
There viii be public whist party to-
night in |. 0. f., hall Worthen block.
A son was born this morning to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Predix, "a Perry street.
Regular review OF the L. o. I. NJ. on
Wednesday, Dec. q at P. m. in For
esters hall.
AT the regular meeting of the Red
Men this evening there viii be the cleo
tion Of chiefs
The Altrurans will meet with Mrs.
Averill, 30 Ayerill street, Wednesday al
ternoon at 2.3O.
Editor P, j. Halvosa of the Union
Signal at Rutland spent Christmas at
ms home in this city.
Born, Christmas day, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Densmore of Merchant street, cor
ner Of Summer, daughter.
Leon Webster returned last night to
Hanover, N. II. after visiting relatives
in this city for a few days.
The Burns club will meet in painters
hall over Mears' barber shop, Thursday
evening, Dec rs, at o'clock.
DIR. Margaret Carleton returned last
night to Keene, n H., after few days
visit at her home in this city.
S. b. Searles of Bristol arrived in the
city yesterday to visit his son, G. e.
Searles, clerk in the City Hotel.
w. S. Davis, who has been visiting
at the home OF John Robins, returned TO
White River Junction this morning.
Those wishing to procure tickets for
st. Johns night should have same Tues
day goth, from members of committee.
Edward Perrin, who is suffering from
blood poison, remains about the same.
His sister, Nellie, was called home from
Salem, Mass.
Each one Of his tenants and the EN-.
loyes at his wood yard was remembered
on Christmas by Arthur S. Martin with
cord of wood.
Ernest n. Worthen returned to Rut.
land today, after spending Christmas at
the home Of his parents, Dir. and Mrs.
II. o. Worthen.
The city council has decided to allow
children TO coast on the lower end Of
Beckley street and the north side Of
| Pleasant street.
John Corcoran, who has been visiting
at his home for few days, returned to
Ludlow today, where he is employed on
the Ludlow Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Blakely Of Tn.
derhill, who have been visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Cults,
returned to their home today.
Or. Clifford P. Holt Of Cambridge
Mass, has been the guest of his brother,
/ H. Al Holt, for few days and has re
newed old acquaintance about town.
The annual meeting of the members Of
\ Vincitia club will be held at the club
rooms on Thursday evening, Dee. 2sth,
at s O'Clock sharp. Election Of officers.
/ Clarence +. Worthen and Miss Grace
! Worthen are in town from Bos-
ton spending the holiday vacation with
their parents DIR. and Mrs. II. o..
Worthen.
| The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con
lgreeational church win meet in the
church parlors Wednesday at $50. A full
attendance is requested, as the new cur
tains are to be made.
4 Miss Florence Hammond returned last
night from several weeks visit at
her home in GAINESVILLE, Ohio and re-
sumed her work today as bookkeeper in
Scott 4 Townsend's Office.
The officers Of AIinnehaha Encamp-
ment, No. 2, elected last evening are as
/ follows: G. r., L. G. Beck II r., Thorn
as Graham; S. w, H A. Scott; S, James
Campbell; I, E. F. Smith; J. w, Harvey
Gay.
w. G. Jones and NJ. L. Towne have re
turned from Bangor, Maine, where they
4 have been engaged for many months in
railroad construction. Mr.. Jones had
/ large contract on hand and came out of
it very successfully.
New Years Is at hand the time to
send the gifts that in the Christmas rush
were left out. Miss Walker has fine
assortment Of beautiful articles IN jewel
ry, silyerware and cut glass that viii
please the taste and suit the pocket
I book.
Following their usual custom the EN-.
ployes and Supt. VIII Holden at the
Trow & Holden manufacturing plant,
Exchanged Christmas gifts, Mr.. Holden
being presented beautiful chair and
the married men Of the employees receiy-
ling turkey and the unmarried men a
present Of equal value.
Probably no calendar issued by Yer.
mont house goes into more business
places throughout the United States
than that issued BY G. S. Page Of Hyde
Park. This annual publication has just
reached us, 1t Is twelve sheet calendar
21x29 inches. The top half Of each
alternate sheet contains half-tone plates
\ of Mr.. Pages Hide Houses, Receiving,
Grading and Packing rooms etc. Until
the supply is exhausted copies will be
sent to any address on receipt of ten
cents to pay in part the expense.
Bennett Moulton company tonight in
"The Fatal Coin, at the opera house
Don't miss hearing Madam Flower (the
Bronze Meba) at every performance.
Tomorrow night "Shipwrecked,p after