The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Read the advertisement Of Moore &
Owens on page 2.
Apollo chocolates for those who dis
eriminate. AT Red Cross.
Harry stowe left to-day for business
trip to Pike and Concord, N u.
Mrs. G. A. Brown went to Randolph
to-day for visit with friends.
b L. Ward and Edward Guyer went
to plainheld on business to-day
! Bill folds, medicine cases, perfumes
no fancy prices at Che Red Cross.
Special sale Of ladies' Numbered waists,
sl25 waists for 70c, at Abbott's.
New tailored waists, $3.50 value, for
81, at the Homer Fits company
James Elrick left yesterday for South
Ryegate, where he has position
We lead in low prices on warm foot
wear and rubbers. Eastman Brothers.
Try Landers' 5 cent Havana Leaf and
| Spotted Jacket cigars. 0e No. Main st.
See emhlems and scarf pins, also latest
thing in bracelets w p. Kidder 4 Co
L. NJ. Armstrong Of Enosburg Falls
was business visitor in this city yes
terday
The 0ver.the-T eacups club viii meet
with Mrs c. n. Benedict Thursday at
the usual time
at Pefry's we have secured new lot
Of fur neck pieces and muffs for the
Christmas trade.
The Vermont Poultry association will
meet in the city courtroom Friday even.
ing, December III
Al Albertini returned to his home in
Hardwick yesterday, after visit with
friends in this city.
". A. Bigelow has moved from Corinth
to the Frank Danforth house, between
this city and Montpelier.
Ernest Gonyer and F. Medore Of Gran
iteville left to-day for Berlin, \. H.,
where they have positions
| The executive committee Of the crib
bage league will meet IN the Clan Cor
don rooms this evening al seven o'clock,
| Foreign Masons, attention: Those de-
string to send dases home had better hand
! same to william Stephen BY the 18th.
/ Harold Burroughs returned to the uni
versify Of Vermont at Burlington this
morning, after few days visit at his
home
II It IS Christmas gift for the man
or boy, the Frank McWhorter company
can interest you, both in selection and
prices.
James R. Coutts left to-day for a busi-
ness trip to st. Johnshury and Hardwick
in the interests Of the Consolidated
Quarry company.
Annual meeting Of Bricldayers and
Masons union Thursday evening, Decent
Der To, at 1880 Election Oh officers
4 full attendance requested.
The party who took collapsable. Or
| folding, umbrella from the Vineitia club
rooms ! month ago Is requested to re-
turn, as the owner has found use for t.
The regular meeting Of the n. T. 0. P.
Wednesday win begin at seven o'clock
and close ut eight. in time for the ami
versary celebration in the Woodmen's
hail.
Regular review Harmon hive. No. /,
III. @. + M, Wednesday Ak p. m. sharp
All ladies requested to be present, a.
the state commander will be present.
Per order record keeper
The Barre lodge, No, l3s, New England
Order Of Protection, will celebrate its
2nth anniversary this evening in Wood
mems hall An entertainment viii be
given, followed W dancing
4 mock trial win be given BY the
Methodist brotherhood at the social on
Wednesday evening, December Is, at 8
o'clock. at the Methodist church Every
body, both ladies and gentlemen, cor
daily invited
A surprise dance was given IN Miles
hall last evening to Beniamin Taxsie
IN honor Of his birthday There were
about 25 young couples present, and 4
very pleasant time was enjoyed. Music
for the dancing was furnished bv Riiey's
orchestra Az mark Of the esteem on
bis friends, Mr. Tassie was presented a
gold signet ring.
The annual business meeting of the
Ladies' union Of the Universalist church
was held in the church parlors yesterday
afternoon, and the following officers
were elected; President, Mrs. 2. T..
Mower; vice president. Mrs. Lizzie Rob
inson; secretary, Mrs Frank ". Jack
son; treasurer. Mrs RI A. Richardson
collector, Mrs Irwin Whitehead; charity
committee, Mrs Charles Carpenter and
Mrs r. II. Cutler, siciS committee Mrs.
E. e. Mcfarland and Mrs. j. At. Bond,
flower committee, Mrs RI Al Gaalld;
executive committee, Mrs G. N Kenyon.
Mrs S. D. Allen Mrs II. W. W'hitcomh.
Mrs Harry Mcneil Mrs. NJ. T. Towne.
Mrs b. Fl Wells. Mrs Charles Stevens.
Mrs. Eta Eastman. Mrs G. F. Msliar.
Mrs Al 4. Robinson, Mrs. Julia Blanch-
ard Mrs. Murray Love; auditors. Mrs.
J. If Bond and Mrs. J NJ Reynolds
Enthusiastic in the extreme was the
reception that the audience at the opera
house last evening gave the Imperial
Scots Concert company. and nearly every
number won such hearty applause that
the members Of the company were often
obliged to respond with encores. There
was very little to pick ii choice Of the
artists, although !. M Hamilton. who
leads the company. has become well
known in Barre, and his wonderful tenor
voice is fully appreciated Miss Beihune
Grigor met with her share Of the ap-
plausc in her soprano solos and Funny