The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.

George McKnezie went to New York
1 last night for a weeks visit.
| Ala Ingemanson Of New London,
Conn, is visiting friends III the city.
A. Tomasi and ElIefy Iabelle were
in Burlington on business yesterday
John Hardigan went to Boston last
night to visit friends over the holidays.
Mrs Frederickson of Plainfield II yis-
iting her daughter, Miss Jennie Fred
riekson
Your attention IL called to modern
| five-Toom tenement adv. in the To Rent
column.
Mrs. i. f. McDevitt ii seriously i'll
at her home on Summer street with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Cumanins viii have special
sale Of hand painted china at Fits
store tomorrow.
r. ]. Hatch returned to his home in
Burlington last night after a business
visit in the city
Mrs George More went to Hartland
| this morning for a weeks visit at the
home Of her parents.
The Rev. p. MI McKenna returned
yesterday afternoon from a several
weeks visit in Montreal
There viii be d whist party al Odd
Fellows hall, Gordon block. ON Satur-
day evening, December ~.
Clinton a. Moore left this afternoon
! for three weeks visit in Chicago, ILL.,,
Bellevue and GAINESVILLE, Ohio
William Mcqueen arrived in the city
last night from Chicago to visit for a
\ few weeks 1T his home here
1 Arthur Gordon returned last night
from Dartmouth college 10 spend the
Christmas vacation al his home.
A nice umbrella, bag or suit case
would make a useful present for him.
We have them Moore Owens
Tassie Brothers market has fine dis
play Of chickens also all kinds Of veg,
etables, meats, etc, ready for Christ
mas.
4 The children OF the Methodist sun
| day school are requested To be present
at the rehearsal at the yestry tomorrow
at 2 p, m.
\ Evening prayer and sermon this ev-
ening Mt o'clock at the church OF the
Good Shepherd Evening prayer tomor-
row at 4:I5.
Mrs. Victor Stacy went to Rouses
\ Point. n. NJ, this afternoon to- spend
Christmas and New Years Mt the home
of her mother
The Barre Savings Bank 4 Trust
Co. has supply Of $3.50 gold pieces
which they offer all who desire them,
as long as they last.
James Gall cashier at the Central
Vermont freight Office, left yesterday
afternoon for ten days visit at his
home 10 london, Ont.
4 The finder of a blue aud gold elass
pin having The lstters &C. q HI On Il
II requested To return 70 Mrs. e. q
Pages on jefferson street
The masquerade at the Pavilion last
evening was a decided success, large
crowd attending. Prizes were Won BY
Mir Keith and Miss Emmett
b. Guidugi and Guido pedrelh left
this noon for New York where they will
take passage tomorrow for a visit at
their old home homes IN Italy.
Louis Tayntor returned today from
the Boston School of Pharmacy TO spend
Christmas at the home Of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. ". NJ Tayntor.
The police raided the blacksmith shop
Iof r. Britt Of South Main street yes.
\ terday afternoon on a warrant issued by
Grand Jurors II. K. Davis. No liquor
was found.
Tickets for "Red River the opening
performance Of the Chas X. Harris Co..
on next Monday evening, 90 on sale to-
morrow morning Ladies' tickets are
4 limited to 20n
Louis Breno of Prospect street met
with serious accident Wednesday af-
tefnoon caused by d stone which he was
haudling slipping and falling onto his
foot crushing II.
The i. Il. Cate Real Estate agency
has sold the stock Of goods recently
bought BY II. p. Hall of Williamstovn Ia
+. ID. Beekley and j. A. Denno. Bcekley
and Denno are moving the goods u
Barre
1 Mrs. C. NJ. Hutton of Montreal ar,
rived IN the city last night 70 visit
her father. Angus Smith, ST., who has
been in poor health for the past few
weeks, and whose condition remains
about the same,
Mrs G. S. Steele was taken to The
IIeaton hospital at Montpelier yester.
day, where she underwent a slight opera,
tian IN tile afternoon Her condition
this forenoon was reported Us being a.
comfortable as could be expected
Word has been received In Barre Of
the death of George Ruxton's oldest
boy. Alfred, at Quincy, Mass, this
morning OF pneumonia. He was u
years Of age Mrs. G. +. Campbell left
on the noon train today to attend the
funeral
Mrs. Donald Beaton died at MarsborC
on the nth Of December of paralysis
She was mother of Miss Margaret Bea
ton of this city, also Of Mrs. John Me
AslSill of C.raniteville. Another daugh
ter. Mrs. Alex. Mcleod, is very i'll al
their home at AIarsboro. A son was o.
his way home from the West, but wa
DELAYED BY the snow, SO was not in time
to see his mother alive. He is expected
on Monday
At the regular meeting of Sanctuary
Granite City, M 81, Shepherds Of Amer
lea. held last evening, the following OFF
GERS were elected; r., George II. Stuart
4. b., u. d. Cilleyj treas, Peter Alex
landcr; fin. see, Chas. A. Langdon; rec
Sec. M. Bassett I a., JAS. Anderson
i. a., A. A. Cady; 5. k, Paul Pierson
i. k, G. Thompson; trustee for three
! wears. John i. Mcdonald; sanctuary ex
aminer. DR.. J. Il. McSweeney.
Charles X. Harris, May Melvin anl
the IIarcourt Comedy company win b.
the attraction at the opera house Al
Incxt week. Mr.. Harris always CARRIE
an excellent company. and this year ha
fully maintained this reputation. Mr.
Harris Il considered the popular leadinl
man OF the east and IS ably supporte'
by the charming young lady, Miss Ma,
. Melvin. who IS not only attractive, bi
unusually clever Monday evening "Re'