The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Bishop Arthur c. A. Hall returned to
Burlington this morning
James Covcn Of Mount street Is con-
fined to the house by illness.
d. b Averill went To Burlington this
morning on business visit
School began On West hill this morn
ing with Miss Gale as teacher
Constable NJ 81 Nichols went 10 Bur
lington this morning on business.
Maiorie Fort Of Merchant street Is
confined to the house by illness.
Fred G. Chadwick went To his home IN
Randolph this morning for y visit.
Miss Margaret Daley returned to her
home IN burlington this morning
There win be meeting Of the Wood
mems degree team at 6;s0 tonight
Everett Wiley is reported III at the
home Of +. S. Smith, West street.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
city council will be held this evening.
James Fraser left last night for
Oneida, n. u, where he has secured
work
Frank Hutchinson left this noon for
Mansfield, Mass, where he viii accept
a position.
John Morrison. eldest child Of John G.
Morrison, Is sick at his home at 10
Summer street.
George A. Kent returned today to the
Albany business college after a several
weeks visit at his home.
DR.. Il. J. Foster Of Waterbury was
the guest of Mrs y. III Kelley last
week, returning horne Friday
Miss Lizzie Nichols 81 East Hamp.
ton, Mass, Is visiting az the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Nichols,
The ladies' Of Clan Gordon viii hold
their regular meeting Tuesday evening,
December 4. 4 large attendance il de-
sired.
Newell Barber and James Carswell
returned to Norwich university this
afternoon after few days visit At their
homes,
Miss Margaret Daley, who has been
visiting friends in the city for Che past
few days, returned this morning to her
home in Burlington,
Frank D. Martin started a new milk
route in the city today, from the old
Martin farm on the West HILL He begins
with 2s Jersey cows.
Mrs, Myron Wylie, who has been vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. Q, $. Willie, for
few days, returned this afternoon to
her home in Nerthfield.
Miss Agnes Narr returned to North
Montpelier Yesterday to resume her
school flnties after spending a two weeks
vacation at her home here.
J. r. Pierce. Who burned bis hand ser
ionslv BY tire arelng Of a switch short
time AGO, Is able to resume bis work for
the Consolidated Lighting company.
The ladies who have the tables and
supper IN charge NJ the Church Of the
Good Shepherd will please meet in the
church vestry Wednesday evening at
l7:30.
Sabin Miles, who has been visiting
his brother, Arthur G. Miles, left this
noon for Boston and from there he viii
60 TO Jamaica to work in hotel this
winter.
Among the arrivals at the City hotel
today are ]. r. Rogers, New York, j.
". Miles. Al s. Hillary and J. G. Hart.
well, Burlington; s. b. Hoyt, jamestown.
IN. y.
Miss Dora Delany. who has been vis4
liting at the home Of James Marion on
Church street for the past two weeks,
returned to her home in Burlington SAT-
urday night.
The ofliee Of the city Judge IN the
CITY Hall Il being renovated and the
walls retinted The glass panel on the
door Il being covered with the name Of
H. William Scott as Judge.
S. y. Hinsdale viii be az the Central
station Wednesday with carload of late
winter apples. half ia bulk and half in
barrels, mostly Northern Spies VIII be
sold at the lowest possible prices.
The regular meeting Of Granite City
camp. No. 1858. NJ. ". Of A., viii be held
Wednesday December 9TH, aewhieh time
/ the annual election Of officers will take
place. There viii also be several candi.
dates for adoption and large attend
aneo j desired Per clerk.
S1.o0 for glasses you formerly paid
other dealers from $500 TO $1,000 for,
including lenses, cold6lled frames and no
charge for examining the eyes. Four
days only ut the City Hotel, Barre
IVt Dee. S. 6. Z and 8. Hours, a.
i'm. to 8 D. m. Daniel a. Donovan, Eye
sight Specialist.
The executive committee Of the
Ladies' Union Of the Universalist
church cordially invite all members and
1 friends to be present at the social to
be held in the church psrlors on Fri.
day afternoon at O'Clock. A Dutch
supper will be served from $3.50 to Z
o'clock in the evening 10 which all viii
be welcomed There viii also be a sale
Of fancy work, dolls and aprons.
The Ladies' Ail society Of the Baptis,
church Will fold their regular business
Injecting and supper Tuesday December
4. Supper served from six 10 eight
price Is cents. The public is cordially
A Invited. Menu Baked beans, brown
bread. white bread and butter, pickles
cake and coffee. IN connection with The
supper the ladies will have a fancywor
q table. where ali kinds Of fancy articles
for Christmas will be for sale.
The Woman's Home Missionary soei
ETY. Of the Methodist church viii enter
tain their friends al the parsonage Or
French street next Wednesday evening
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