The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.

to rent.
See the special blankets shown at
Ahbott's.
Trunks, bags and suit cases at Nc
Whorter's.
Had You noticed Fits after supper
sale announcement
Free lessons in embroidery on all ma
terial bought at the Art Store.
Fur-lined coats at Moore & Owens
A good time to select one is now.
Go to E. o. Holmes for your jewelry
and silyerware wants for Christmas.
Mrs. William LeGear and daughter of
Mortified visited in the city yesterday.
William A. Whitcomb left this morn
ing for Boston for a few days visit.
Miss Elizabeth McTurk goes to st.
Adams this evening to spend Thanks
giving.
Roller skating at the Pavilion Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings of
this week.
All wishing to learn roller skating
come to first session Thursday evening
at Pavilion.
The barber shops viii be open until
10 o'clock tonight and win be closed all
! day tomorrow.
The Misses Bina and Marion Bracken
of Burlington are guests at the home
of Mrs. Nellie Saddlier.
Mrs. Il. j. Owens went to Mortified
| this morning to spend Thanksgiving at
the home OF her parents.
A meeting Of the Barre Library asso-
citation will be held in the library rooms
Friday afternoon at o'clock
Charles Holden and William WEIGH
went to Mortified this morning to do
the electric wiring in the new library
building.
There win be a regular monthly meet
! ing Of the members of the Vincitia club
| in the club rooms Friday evening at
eight o'clock sharp.
The amusement committee of the Odd
Ladies viii meet with Mrs. Annie Stew
I art, Allen street, Friday evening Deem
Der /, at o'clock.
The last piece Of Barre granite for the
Mormon memorial at South Royalton is
now on the site chosen, it being the cap
stone of the monument.
Billiards. steamship agency received
word today that the steamer Majestic
| has reached the other side. Alex Had
den OF Barre was one Of the passengers.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Sterling have Just
lreturned from Montreal and Quebec,
where they went on their wedding trip,
land will be at home to their friends dur
ling their few weeks stay in town.
The marriage Of Nora Smith Of Barre
and j. NJ. Stratton Of Richland, N. u,
occurred at Plaintield last Friday even
ing, and Mr.. and Mrs. Stratton are now
stopping with relatives in South Barre.
Special for Wednesday and Thursday,
homemade ribbon candy, f3c per pound,
two pounds for Csc; mixed candy, of
chocolates and bon bons, 15c per pounds,
two pounds for Csc; chocolate cream
drops, 15c per pound. At Barre Candy
Kitchen.
The pavilion will be open for roller
Iskating Thursday, Friday and Saturday
levcnings Of this week. Admission to hall
Thursday evening with use of skates
flor one session 25 cents. First session
begins at $50 and closes at .. Second
Isession begins at $50, closes at II.
| James Ahern and Archie Mccormack,
| who is employed by MFR. Ahern as a
granite tool maker, made a wager that
Mr.. Ahern could not average to make
nine shims minute for 111a
| hours out of $40 inch steel. Mr.,
| Ahern won the bet by making in the
ll11a hours 600 shims.
Carlo Merline Of Barre is in Washing
iton county Jail because Of failure e
lenter an appeal in the case against him
Icharged illegal transportation Of Ii
liquor from Montpelier to this city. The
lcosts IN condemning the liquor amounted
to SIT. He was committed because oil
failure to pay that amount.
| The only bidder for the contract d
printing the state revised laws, was w
lB Howe of the Burlington Free Press
at the meeting Of the state printing com
Imissioners, r G. Fleetwood and H. f
lGraham, at Montpelier yesterday H,
Twas awarded the contract. The work vii
be done before the next session of the
Legislature in 1906.
james AfcAdam and w. H. GoodfelloW
of this city are the composers of new
popular song entitled I'm Life's Faii
| Morn published BY the Pioneer Music
Publishing company Of Chicago. The
words are BY Mr.. McAdam and til,
melody Is hy Mr. Goodfellow, both q
whom are we'll known in Barre. The for
mer is Just now recovering after an i'll
ness Of considerable duration.
Benison Densmore, an old and respect
ed citizen Of Barre and West Topsham
died at Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 81, 1905
tagged So years. He moved to Old Or
clard, Maine, several years ago, and from
there to California. He leaves to mourn
Ibis loss. wife and four children, thTe'
Isoms and one daughter. r. +. Densmorl
of Boston, Mass, Il. r. Of Rochester, N
III, Mrs Bertha I. Chaplin Of los Ange
les, Cal.
b. u. Coon, one Of the two Waterbur.
asylum attendants, who are charges
with manslaughter in connection will
the death OF Peter Durant, patient
Twas admitted to bail yesterday Afternoon
and left at once to spend Thanksgiving
with friends in Colchester. 4. M. Meas
of Colchester was recognized as bonds