The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Roller skating this afternoon at 2,sC
Closing out dolls at half price a
Perry's
For your public surrey, telephone Eve
4 Cow, dSe-ll.
One lot 25c neckwear for l5e al Tn
Vaughan Store.
A. J. Beattie visited friends in Wash
ington Saturday
There was good crowd at the Scotcl
dance Saturday night.
Daniel Rossi went TO Burlington to-da,
for visit with friends
George Donahue OF Mortified visite,
friends In the city Saturday.
!, Arthur S. Martin went to Roxbur,
this morning on a business trip.
William Emslie has gone TO Bostor
for few days visit with relatives.
Miss Helen Marion left Saturday fol
a visit with relatives IN Chazy, n. Y.
Gilbertson's orchestra OF seven pieces
win furnish music for the h. A. c. ball
J. Ward Carver was in White River
Junction and Woodstock on business to
day.
James Smith left to-day for week
vacation TO be spent in Boston and VI.
einity.
/ DR.. p. S. Duffy returned yesterday
from Burlington, where ne has been Wis
ting relatives
Don't forget the public Scotch mas.
querade ball in Miles hall, January /.
Everybody invited.
Nurses By applying at Davis drug
store viii be furnished With q package
of Clinical Charts free.
Misses Glare and Catherine Miles and
Mildred Marion left Saturday to visit
relatives in Burlington.
]. f. Ward returned to Boston yes.
terday 10 resume his travelling duties
after being at home for week.
William Hunter Of 81. Adams, who
was formerly employed in Changers
barber shop is visiting relatives in this
city.
Fred Bancroft left yesterday noon
for business trip OF week or more
to Mansfield, Ohio, and other places in
the West.
Some time you win want one Of those
goth Century Divan Beds. Watch the
way they work at the store Of j. W.
Hooker 4 Co.
AT the regular meeting of Minnehaha
Eucampment, No. 2, this evening, the
officers win be elected, and a good at.
tendance is desired
w. S. Davis returned to White River
Junction yesterday afternoon after
spending few days at the home Of
Mayor and Mrs. John Robins.
Henry Soldini and Joseph wark re.
turned 10 the university OF Vermont
medical college at Huntingdon after
spending a weeks vacation ut their
homes.
The local letter carriers wish, through
The Times, to thank all those friends
who 50 generously have remembered
them during their busy Christmas sea
son.
A son was born December IS 70 Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Freeman Of Richmond
Mrs. freeman was Miss Annie Sharkey,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shark
ey Of this city.
The Clover club vii observe Red Letter
Day with Mrs. b. w. Hooker Tuesday
afternoon, December goth. At 2:30
o'clock Zach member has the privilege
Of inviting one guest.
Ernest N. Worthen went yesterday
to Springfield, Mass, after being in
town to spend Christmas with his par
ents, DR. and Mrs II. 0. Worthen. He
is connected with the r. G. Dunn Office
ut Springfield.
Judge Scott has received few pamph- |
let's Of the constitution of the United |
States to be distributed among the re-
cent applicants for citizenship papers.
Those desiring them are requested to call |
At the judges Office.
All master Masons in good standing
desiring tickets for ST. Johns on De- I
cembeF 30 weald do well to secure same |
from members Of the COMMITTEES before
Monday, the 2sth, as ali unsold tickets
must then be handed in. Per order,
James Scott.
A letter has been received from r. M |
Andreani, who left this city for Italy |
because Of the serious Illness OF his |
father, that he found his father had died /
on che very day that he left Barre for
Italy. The son writes that be win REL
tnrn to Barre III The spring.
Rowe Morrison went yesterday to
New York City to visit the New YORK
Office Of the Harrison Granite company
before returning to Chicago 70 resume
his work AZ western representative of 1
the firm. He has been Visiting AZ the
home Of his parents In this city over
Christmas
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gTegational church at its annual meeting
Saturday afternoon elected these officers:
president, Mrs George Tiidcn; vice
president, Mrs II u. Langley; secretary
Mrs. #. B. Cate; treasurer. Mrs. N. ID.
Phe, )s; auditor, Mrs. T. Af. Averill; work
Mrs. + G. Fisher, Mrs. Frank
Mrs. "a p. Abbott.
Mrs. Wallace Mayyille DC $50 Merchant
street died At her homes about Gs45 on
evening. following an illness
Of three weeks with acute rheumatism.
Mrs. MayYille was born in South Bur
ington and was in her 25th yaer She
was a kind. loving wife and mother. as
veil as a loving daughter and sister,
which she will be missed bv all. She
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