The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-04
TALK or THE TOWN

The Theatorium 1. drawing crowded
houses daily,
Auction sale at the City auction
rooms tonight.
{. W Perry went to Washington 70.
day on business.
Paul Scamplnl was Ia Northfeld on
business yesterday.
A new edition Of Views Of narte."
at o, J, Dodge's. 2ac.
Thomas shsfitIs went 10 Hardwiek
to-day 10 visit friends.
All the latest novels Al the Ideal
book and stationary store.
Thomas sheriaa went 20 Wells River
today on q business trip.
y. q. Bass Of Randolph was In the
city yesterday on business.
Millinery at reduced prices at Mrs.
Longley's, % Keith avenue.
John Imlah returned last night from .
business visit In Hardwick.
Pianos and organs at naileye Music
Rooms, 200 North Main street.
n. A. Normandsau went 60 Montreal
last night for a visit With friends.
+. J. o'Hnen Of Burlington vas In
the city today on q business yiAit.
A fun line Of Christmas post cards al
The Ideal book and stationery store.
H. !. Smith Is giving away butter
AZ his store Better ask him about IT,
Discount on underwear. blankets, and
all winter Roods al Nealc a Knlgilt's
Tho Adventure 81 Lover" and
Jealousy Punished" at the Pavilion 10.
night,
A daughter vas born this morning 70
Mr.. and Mrs. oscor slayton, 100 East
street.
II. calcagni and Joseph Rossi went 20
Burlington yesterday for a visit with
friends.
Take your picture framing 10 II. P.
Baldwin. largest line Of picture mould.
ings in this city.
John Connolly returned yesterday from
Baltimore. Md. where he has been work.
ing for several months.
Thermometers registered this morning
from four above to four below In diff.
ferent parts Of the city.
Special sale for the next ten days 70
reduce stock. Pearl street millinery
store, No. II Otis block.
Mrs. +. d. Laws. Mrs. +. NJ Laws and
Miss Emma kinzel returned last night
from a visit to Montreal.
The Rev. William +. Braisted has re-.
moved from IS Franklin street TO SO
Franklin street. Tel. l43-2.
Bring your pictures 10 p. W. Hooker
& Co.'S 20 be framed. They do good
work and their prices are right.
The annual meeting Of the library as.
ISOLATION viii be held At the library
Friday afternoon, December 9th, at five
o'clock.
Mrs NJ A. Meouirk. Of Rutland, state
deputy for the Companion Circle Of For.
esters, is the guest Of Mrs. William
Scott.
Frank G. HowlaHd has recovered from
his recent illness 80 as TO be about his
home and expects to be out OF doors in
a day or two.
Robert Renfrew Of Springfield, Mass,
who has been visiting his sister, Miss
Jean Rrcnfrew. went to his home IN
Ryegate to-day.
y. B. Ballard & Co. have received
their supply of National Life Insurance
Co 1905 calendars and are now ready
to distribute them.
The Ladies' guild Of the church of
the Good Shepherd will meet with Mrs.
NJ. French. Washington street, Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Baptist church
will serve a veal pie supper Wednes-
day evening from TO 100 o'clock, to
which the public is cordially invited.
Price Is cents.
As the nomination Of officers for the
ensuing year takes place at the regular
meeting Of Barre lodge, N, f. o. r.,
Wednesday, December 4, large atten-
dance is desired. c. A. Spear, see.
Misses Luvia Z. Mann and Mildred
Pray of Woodsville, N. H., and Miss
Adine Hale of Wells River, who gave a
concert at Mortified last evening, called
on friends at Goddard seminary to-day.
- q. -. s.4n,sooA.l au..1.4.as.
was lying in the road near the Presby-
terrain church on Summer street this
forenoon and Officer HameI loaded him
into an express team and took him to
the station.
r. G.. Fuller, who recently came to
Montpelier from st. Adams to work as
reporter on the Evening Argus, resigned
last evening to accept the principalsip
Of the village school Of Williamstown.
Mr.. Fuller will enter upon his duties
there next Monday.
Apples--I have fine car load Of
Lake Shore winter apples on the road
all hand picked and packed in nice
clean barrels. Will be at the Central
Vermont station Friday morning The
prices will be as low that everyone can
afford to buy them, s, +. Hinsdale.
TIL M. Frost Of the Barre and Mont
peIier Traction company does as he now
plans, the two cities will have large
skating pond at Intercity park. In that
event, electric lights would be installed
thus permitting evening games. It is
proposed to start up interest in curl
ing.
AT the annual meeting OF Marquis de
American Revolution, held Tuesday af-
ternoon with Miss Carrie Deayitt in
Montpelier. Mrs, g. II. Heaton was ell
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