The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-27
TALK OF The TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Button making machine AZ ADpotts'
Dian T. Bassett visited friends in
Marshfeld yesterday
J. u. MaenagM left last night on a
business trip to New York.
Miss Eleanor Cole spent Thanksgiving
at her home In Marshiield.
New ribbons for fancy work at low
prices at Neale h knights.
Miss Florence Wooster visited at her
home in Marshheld yesterday.
Miss Mary Fitzgerald spent Thanks
giving with relatives in Woodsville,
N. II.
New table linens for SOC, 55c, zoe,
sl.OO and .Sl.25, exceptional values at
veale 4 Knights.
For sale. One Quaker prize range
with hot water front. Il. 4. Burr, SO
North Main street.
The Ladies' Guild of he Episcopal
church will hold sale in the vestry OF
the church Dec. 8 and 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Maker spent
Thanksgiving with the parents OF Mrs.
Maker at East Montpelier.
A good time TO lay in a supply of
outing flannel at Perry's on Saturday,
&c yard, an extra good quality.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Andrews and chill.
dren returned this morning from Water
bury, where they spent yesterday at the
home of his sister.
w. A. Moore left yesterday on four
weeks business trip through Ohio, Illi-
nois and Michigan in the interests of
Moore Bros Granite company.
Former city engineer c. r. Allen, Mrs.
Allen and two children came home to
pass Thanksgiving day with Mr. Aliens
parents.
Mrs. Andrew Mckay, who has been
visiting at the home Of Frank Colvin,
returned to her home in Burlington,
Wednesday.
A meeting Of the amusement commit
tee of the l. o. o. L., NJ. L., will be held
at Mrs. Forbes, 81 Summer street All
the committee must be present at half
past six sharp.
The first annual meeting OF Suadah
Temple, No l40, Dramatic Order of
Knights of Khorassan, will be held in
this city Friday evening, Dec. 4, in
Woodmen's hail.
To make you better acquainted with
the famous Fenway chocolates and bon
bons, we are going TO give you valu.
able bonbon dish with every pound. See
ouT. advertisement. Red Cross Pharmacy.
The |. o. o. L., NJ T.. will hold a
chicken pie supper at Knights of Column
bus hall, Monday, November 30th, from
five to seven. Everyone who has been
at these suppers knows what they are.
Come all and have good time. Dancing
from eight until twelve.
DISPOSITIONS were taken Wednesday at
the Van Ness House in Burlington in the
case of f. Alice Aycrill vs. G. w. Ayerfll
ct al. Hon. Frank Plumley and Charles
Hogan, Esq, of St. Adams, represented
Mrs. Averill and George w. Wing of
Montpelier, the defendants.
HOLSTERS, HOLSTERS AT the Pearl
street Rathskeller, Saturday evening, be-
tween the hours Of and u, one lobster
and two quarts of steamed clans will be
served in Lobster hall only. Price 81.
Additional Holsters, 50c each. These sup
pers will be continued each Saturday
until further notice.
Stealing march on the calendar, the
of this city got out their
bats and balls yesterday and a real base
ball game was played The teams styled
themselves the "AIandels" and the "Po-
lentas," and when the last man was out
the score stood l6 to Is for the Man
dels." Those who were privileged to
see the contest assert tkat the feature
was the terrific smuggling Of Comolh and
the fielding of Buffalo Bill"
The annual Donation day" for the
City hospital has been arranged by the
Hospital Ladies' Aid society for Thurs
day, December 3, and the people are ur.
gently requested to bear this in mind. |
On that day from 80 to $50 p. M, the |
ladies' win be at the vestry of the Con- |
church to receive donations
If provisions, sheets, pillow.cases, tow
Ills, etc, and also old linen for bandages. |
Last year there was generous response
and the ladies hope that the worthy |
object may appeal to the people as
much this year. So bear Thursday, De- |
'ember 8, in mind.
Only one arrest for intoxication was
made by the police over the holiday
yesterday. Arthur Woodwork of Meri. !
ieth, n. f., was found asleep in the
Wells River depot at five O'Clock last |
svening by Officer Garlic, who removed |
MIN to cell in the police station. In
,ity court this morning Woodworth |
pleaded guilty to first ofrense and was
lined IS with costs of $500. The court |
granted his request to sign the pledge
Ior six months. Woodwork said he
anne here to visit relatives, whom he
lad not seen for fourteen years.