The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07
TALK OF THF TOWN.

mousse Dy lhless,
w. r, Watson of Burlington was ia
town on business today.
DIR, Al II. Lewis went to North
field today on business.
j y. Yaudow has d fine new sign over
the entrance to his store.
Mrs. John Bennett of WiIIiamstown
il reported seriously III.
A. Columbo went to Concord, n. H..
today On visit with friends
George Sanderson Of Burlington was
in the city On business today.
+. B. Hutchins left last night on a
business trip to Portland, Me-
A son was born today to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bossi Of Foss street.
Inspect our new mammoth 10c table,
Kenyon Y Cos Bargain store.
NJ n Worthley Of Washington was
in the city today on business,
Eli Dcnsmore returned this morning
from few days visit IN lsostoa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron CaIef of Wash
ilgton were visitors il the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis smith of Ran.
doiph visited relatives IN the city yes
terday.
Percy Manning went To Waltham,
Mass, this morning, where he will spend
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. PerIey Sanders Of Will
'iamstown were in the city on business
this morning.
Mrs. r. n Gifin returned to her home
in Randolph this morning after few
days visit in town.
There viii he whist party in Odd
Fellows hall Gordon block, on Satur-
day evening, Dec. sth.
G. H Watt will preach at Carleton
and at the Boutwell, sehooihouse at the
usual time On Sunday.
The Union Telephone co. has put tel
ephones into the stores Of u. A. Drown
and A. w Badger & CO
Sultima partenga par Natalie III ltala
Ia Loufraine Dio, l3 assieurattrri il Big
lieto da Antonio GiasAiino.
There will be business meeting of
the Y. n G. e. of tie Uniyersalist
church this evening III the vestry.
Miss Carrie Maiteur and her father
left this morning for Londonderry, Nova
Scotia, where they are TO reside.
The sewing class IA requested to meet
tomorrow afternoon ht the Mathews0n
school. All interested are invited.
Willie Carson. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Carson 0f Laurel street. arrived
IN the city this moEaiirg for q visit
Kenyon & Co.'S Bargain Store Il fast
blossaning out with holiday goods. Gei
that important duty OF your mind By
buying early.
The Sunday eveAine clsoiNaf the Bap
tist church viii have its rehearsal 4,
u o'clock this evening instead Of s:15
The usual time.
q. !. Beekley was bearer from th'
G. a. K. Post at the Harris funeral. IN
stead Of y. III Thurston, as The Time
stated yesterday.
Among arrivals at the City hotel to
day are r. l.. Eaton and w. A. Pink
ham, Boston, and J. NJ. Hamilton anc
EC Wordcn Batavia, n. J
All remaining apples IN my car must
be sold before $3.50 Saturday afternoon
Good chance for bargains S. Z. Hins
dale, at the @. VI Station
cocoanut kisses. cream dates and but
ter scotch waters, 15c per paid; ful
weight one pound boxes, 20e. Saturda,
only, at Barre Candy Kitchen.
The choir Of the Church of the Goo,
Shepherd Is requested to meet at III,
church for rehearsal this evening at
o'clock. Litany and address at 7 o'clool,
1 The Central Vermont engine No. los
broke brake rod while switching il
.he yard at Montpelier yesterday morn
ing, and was taken to the Montpelier 3
Wells River shops for repairs.
/ Postal cards were received in the cit,
today By friends OF james Ingram, for
merly Of the firm Of Forsvthe Ingram
saving that he is now enjoying the sum
mcr weather In Porto Rico.
Lucy Grant was pleasantly surprises
at her home on Vine street last evenin
by twenty-five Of her friends Refresh
ments Of coffee. cake and sandwicle
were served. She was presented with
goll bracelet as a token Of their es
TEEN.
il Is TO be hoped that the project Tor
cross state railroad from Rutland {,
4 Montpelier will not be frost bitten
/ Our people recognize the fact that rail
roads help to develop the region whicl
are trayersed more than any other singI
+ influence that can be named. -Burlnq
ton Free Press
George j. b. Denny, a prominent an
nighw respected citizen Of Montpelier
died at his home in that city Wednes
4 dav afternoon. Hc was born in North
/ field in 1s41 He was a member of Cs
IF 12th Vermont Volunteers On hi
return from the war he engaged in th
business Of merchant tailor, which b
followed until 1897
The Chicago New York Electric .Ai
Lime Railroad company, Of whica lIar
cock q company Of Boston are the fsc.
agents. have opened an agency ia thi
eity Mr. Harry L. Harrington of ro.
ton Is her in the interests of the cor
pany and win gladly furnish infomc
tion to all who wish to know about 1li
unique enterprise. He can Be found a
Buzzell's block, room II.