The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-10
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

A. S. Douglas Of Woodsville, N. H., !
In the city on business.
Buy your Perfection oil heaters at th
N. d. Phelps companys.
T.. D. sanderson went to South Rye
gate on business to-day.
Christmas linens: for fine goods, lates
designs, call 40 Yaughan's.
Lyle Burnham OF Williamstown was
visitor in the city last evening.
Mrs William Wales went to Middle
sex this morning for visit with friends
Public Scotch dance, Miles hall, Satur
day, Dec II. Gentlemen Soc, ladies free
Public dance in Worthen hall, Satur
day evening. A. Minnie and +. Minnie
Public dance in Miles hall Frida!
evening, Nov. IL. so cents couple
Good music and good time.
Suit cases, bags and umbrellas fol
your holiday gift; make your selection
from the Frank AIcWhorter Co.
The regular meeting of Queen Of the
Forest circle, No. 357 viii meet Tues
Y day evening at 7 sharp. A good at
tendance is requested.
/ An entertainment will beg iven In con
nection with the Christmas sale, on Fri'
day evening Dee. Is, at Odd Fellows
hall All invited, no admission.
A full line Of perfumes and toilet ar
tieles at special bargain prices this week
at the Art Store, Hale building, Mrs
Edith W. Richardson, proprietor.
Be sure and 20 TO the NJ E. church
Dec. ilth to the illustrated lecture on
California given by Rev. j. Z. Badger
and her Mrs Badger, formerly Miss Les
sic Shepard, sing,
Rivolgetevi da Antonio Giachino per
/ qualeingu Inca do novigazione via
/ Chcrboug, Harye, Lisbona, Napoli {
Geneva. Parten1e tutti giorni Prezri
Ridott. A Gisehino, agent, Barre, Vt
Mrs @. r. Allen, Jr. who has been Wis.
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. O. r.
Alien left this morning for a visit with
relatives IN Providence, r. l. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Charles Stanley Of
Washington,
Notice Is hereby given by the trustees
of the Thomas Brady bankrupt estate,
that they viii on December IA, 1908, at
O'clock, sell at public auction all bool,
accounts, at the Office Of Ricahrd A. HoaT
in Miles granite building city OF Barre.
Richard A. Hoar, trustee.
Over $50 Of the people Of the city were
the guests Of the Ladies and Pastors
union of the Hedding Methodist church
when that society gave chicken pie sup
per at The church The menu included
chicken pie, mashed potato, salads, rolls,
iellies, pickles, sherbert, cake and cot
fee.
For the accommodation Of those wish
| ing to procure steamship tickets, the
office Of M D. Ballard, steamship agent,
in the Miles granite building, win be
open each evening from untoil s o'clock,
Excepting Monday and Saturday even
ings, when it will be open from until Q
o'clock.
Don't forget the sale to be held in the
Episcopal church yestry, December Q and
! 40. There will be an apron sale, fancy
work and domestic and candy table.
Admission, 10 cents. The entertainments
will include the male quartet, tenor and
baritone solos, with the Sylvan club and
ladies' quartet. with solos and choruses
By the choir boys and other small people.
a bright and sprightly program is prom
Used.
( 4 horse driven by Victor Sarelli Of
Montpelier took it into its head to do
things yesterday and gave an excellent
au-around exhibition Of general care
lessnass from the corner Of North Main
and Prospect streets to the end of Brook.
lyn street The horse took fright cit
something al the corner and bolted up
Prospect street, Jumping from side to
side Of the street. The driver was
thrown ont, al tho horse turned into
Brooklyn street, and was dragged for n
considerable distance The horse stopped
al the end of Brooklyn street with no
resulting damage, except a scratched
sleigh owing TO the vehicle being over
tuBFd in the rush.
The sale hold under the auspices of
the Ladies Guild in the yestry of the
Chureh of the Good Shepherd was well
attended last evening. a fine lot Of fan.
cy articles aprons. foods and candies
(which the ladies have for sale found
many customers, During the evening
an enjoyable entertainment was given
as follows; selections BY Gilbertson's or
ehestra, q song sour Dearest Dollies' by
seven young girls, Rosabal shannon, Ey.
aline Gilherlson, Eyaline Shields, Gladys
and Bertha Dale, Isabelle and Muriel
Bcattie; duet, Tommy by Hudson
Beatiie and Evaline tilbertson. The sale
viii be continued this evening and an
other pleasing program has been ar
ranged.
The spaulding academic seniors lost
their first game I'm the interclass basket
ball series yesterday afternoon, going
down before the juniors in a fast, clean
game by the score Of is to I6 The star
players in The game were Maiden for the
Juniors and Averill for the seniors, the
former scoring twelve Of his teams Is
points and the latter making thirteen
points for the seniors. In the second
game Of the afternoon. The middlers de-
ieated the sub-iuniors by the score Of
% t. 10 At the close Of the first period
the sub juniors were ahead but the mid
oilers came back strong and ran away
with the game, Grigg dropping in three
baskets and Rcaside two in the second
balt Crigg was the best scorer for the
winners, getting six baskets, while Lo-
PRIEST tailed all but four of the points
won by his team.
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