The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-15
TALK OF THF TOWN.

Heautlfnl new leather goods at Fits.
Miss Bertha Tierney was in Water.
bury last evening.
The city school closed Yesterday for a
vacation Of three weeks
Mgs. ], ~ Yandow of Burlington Is
visiting relatives In town.
Miss Grace Hoyt went to her home III
|Lyndonrille today for visit
William Rice OF Claremont visited
friends in the city Yesterday
Miss Roberta Horton left last night
10 visit at her home in Boston.
Charles Magoon of fTopsham was III
the city on business Yesterday.
Miss Nellie Foley left last evening for
q few days stay in Burlington
II. T Walker Of Brookfield was in
the city on business this morning.
Miss lnez Duttan OF Williamstuwn
was In town on business yesterday
Mr. and Mrs Nilber Nichols and Jas.
Riley were in Waterbury last evening.
Frank Aiillman went to Bellows Falls
this morning for a few days vacation.
Miss Mabel Kelley returned last night
from a visit at her home in Burling-
ton.
Mrs. Charles Barrows Of Central
street is confined to the house by III.
ness
Miss Hope Davis left last evening to
spend the holidays al her home in Con.
necticnt.
Miss Alice Haley went to her home
IN Waterbury last night to spend the
holidays.
Or. G. y. Wheeler Of Alelrose. Mass
formerly Of Barre, II the guest Of friends
in the city.
Robert shannon left tday for Okla
homa City. Okla where he will spend
the winter.
r.. W. Hoadey Of Brattleboro. formerly
lieutenant Of Co, T.. Is visiting friends
IN this city.
Principal and Mrs o. d. AIathewson
went 20 Wheelock today 70 pass the
holiday vacation.
Jerome and STANLEY Berry left this
morning to spend the holidays at their
home in Richmond
Mrs. William Wales and Miss Lena
Wales went to Burlington this morning
on business visit
Prof. and Mrs. +. b. Richards and
child left today to spend three weeks
vacation IN Marlboro. Mass
There Ii probably the largest line Of
Mexican hand,drawn linens you nave
ever seen in Barre At Fits store
Mrs. A. w. Slocum Of foo Hill street
who was badly burned Wednesday about
the head and hands is rapidly recover.
ing.
Mrs. T. r. Northrap and Miss lena
/ Burbank went to South Royalton this
afternoon TO spend Christmas at their
home.
Miss Charlotte Crow went to her home
in South Ryegate this morning to spend
the vacation Of three weeks Of the city
schools
A Giaehino at The Vermont Fruit
store. has inst received the SIS records
Inv francesca Tamagno, the world.
greatest singer
The president Of the Baraca class al
the Congregational Sunday school re-
quests a full Attendance tomorrow I'M
\ portant business.
Arthur Wallace and Nathan Vtin0 re-
! turned Yesterday from the Albany Busi.
ness college TO spend vacation o.
three weeks al their homes in this city
The d A. Perry Real Estate agency
has sold for Wilbim \. Turner the farm
which he recently bought in Williams
town, to Lewis II. Coates OF Montpelier
Consideration, $3.50.
Mrs. Goss Is 70 remove her exhibition
of china from the Red Cross pharmacy
TO Reynolds store. where she will con.
tinue her sale until Christmas. She viii
be pleased to have you call and TO re-
ceivc your order.
The regular meeting Of the l. 0. @. i
NJ. u, will be held in X. Of 9. hall OF
Monday. December II, at p. NJ. Elec
ltion Of officers Refreshments will bg
served Amusement committee request
ed to be present Per order secretary.
/ About q score Of friends gave Rnby
I Bradley surprise party at her home i
| Edgewood lasc evening on the occasion
Iof her iath birthday. A very pleasant
evening was onioyed by ALL Miss Brad
ley was the recipient Of number oi
presents
Herbert Jones, who has been CLERK
at the City hotel for the past sia
months. has finished work there and
gone to his home in Burlington for The
holidays. after which he will 20 to Bos.
ton to work The place at the hotc
is taken by Henry Foote Of Burlington
! Lost "A light brown leather pocket
book containing sum al money AMI
number Of papers, either in the BostoT
! Bargain Store or on the walk IN front
IFinder will be well rewarded by leavinl
the pure at the Times office OF at Mrs
In r. Cutters home, S61 North MAR
street.