The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings 1erseIY Told for Busy
Readers.

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Clearance sale at Abbott's.
Wrapper sale at yaughans.
Fits.
Auction at the Elm street auction
rooms tonight.
Strictly fresh eggs, 3sc dozen, at the
City Fish Market.
Read about the special values al Per.
lry's on Saturday.
Public dance M. w. a. hall Saturday
evening, Dee. 20.
Balance Of our furs going at reduc-
ton. Veale y Knight
The worlds best: STANDARD Rotary
sewing machines, at Fits
Roller skating every day and even.
ing except Friday evening
| Paul HosdIey Of Boston visited reIa.
tiyes in the city yesterday.
The City Fish Market advertisement
VIII interest you. Look 1t up.
Albert Beattie returned last night from
= severay days visit in Boston
| Twenty per cent clearance sale. See
The Vaughan store advertisement.
! =. M. Dow Of Woodsville, N. H., Wis.
tied friends in the city yesterday.
Rev and Mrs Il. a. Poole and children
returned yesterday from their visit to
Boston.
Evening prayer and sermon this even
ing at 7 o'clock at the Church Of the
Good Shepherd
Mrs. Fred Eaton and Mrs. Frank Eat
on of Waitsfield visited at the home OF
y. q Griggs yesterday.
Miss Mabel Kelly and q. G. Mascot
went to Winooski yesterday, called BY
the illness Of relative
The Queen Of the Forest Circle win
fhold meeting Saturday evening IN
Worthen's hall at Z o'clock.
There will be regular meeting Of
Canton Vinton, No. ., on Friday even.
ing, December 2s at 1880 o'clock.
Prof. and Mrs. G. f. White returned
yesterday from visit in Burlington at
the home Of Mrs. Whites parents.
Mrs. Leroy Thorpe Of Lisbon, \. H.,
= visiting at the home Of her parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. Z. w. Cummings.
The executive committee 81 the Uni
versalist church Viii meet with Mrs. r.
n. Cutler, Friday EVENING at o'clock.
The Woodinen will hold a public dance
Saturday night in the NJ. w. A. hall.
I Gilbertson's orchestra. Gents soc, ladies'
free.
The Ladies Of Clan Gordon win please
leave their due cards with the financial
secretary on or before january for
audit.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Congre-
gational church will hold a special bust
ness meeting Saturday afternoon at 2 $50
at the church parlors.
You viii find nice assortment Of
odds and ends in holiday goods suitable
for New Years gifts at big reductions in
prices at Brady's Clothing store.
The last Saturday night dance Of the
year viii be held Saturday, and with
the usual good crowd ii attendance,
there is sure 70 be the usual good time.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Ward and daugl,.
ter. Frances, Of Bath, Me-, were the
guests yesterday Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.
Martin. Mr.. Ward was classmate of
Mr.. Martin at Goddard seminary in
1881.
A .o,,,x aae,,;,. ...;It ~ Iii I; ~, frt
versalist church Sunday evening. in
which there viii be some special music
and short address. "The Holy City,
| will be sung by Mrs. Charles T.. Scott,
and twelve beautifully colored slides will
be used to illustrate Il with the stere-
opticon
Charles Francis Low. Oldest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William low of Berlin street,
met with Il peculiar accident recently.
| lie was standing on the sidewalk in front
Of his home talking to two other chill
dren when passerby accidentally
knocked him down, with the result that
The lad sustained a broken leg.
The Montpelier city council has can
celled It's visit 10 the City Hall in this
| city which was voted Go enable them 70
get ideas for their new city building.
| This was done because most Of the eoun.
ell were familiar with the building and
did not think it necessary To 20 over
the structure again. Those who are not
familiar with the building may visit it
individually.
Tonight at the opera house, the ITar-
court Comedy company will present,
"The Gamblers Wife, Matinee tomor
row at $3.50. rip Van WinkIe.r All
children attending the Saturday matinee
win be given numbered coupon, 4 du-
plicnte OF which will be placed in hat.
The little girl holding the lucky number
will be presented beautiful doll and the
lucky boy with nice sled. Admission,
children 10 cents, adults 20 cents.
The class Of 'oi, Spaulding high school,
and several invited guests hclds their
reunion last evening. They left this
city at o'clock and drove TO Marsh
field in a four.horse team, where sup.
lper was served az the Commercial house.
After supper the party amused them
selves by dancing and playing games
and returned to Barre at late hour.
The following were among the members
Of the party: Carrie Bemis, Mary Me-
Donald, Grace Bainey. dice Williams,
Mildred Phelps, lila McWhorter, Allie
Richardson, Miss Carrie Draper and Miss
Davis, Harry Jackson, Thurman Dix,
Ray Curtis, James Darling, James G.
Walker, Neil Ralph, Raymond Sanford,
Elliot Stoughton and Arthur Mcneil.
Mrs James G. Walker acted as chap
eron.