The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.

price for this weeks sale
W G. r. Ilalyosa went to Bethel this
morning on business visit
Rings, scarf pus, crosses, lockets and
chains at W. p Kidder 4 Co.'s.
Clearance sale Of l21sc fannelette for
wrappers at s. yard at Vaughan's.
Nv a. Moore lett this morning on a
business trip 70 AiIsabe Forks, n. y.
All the Mexican drawn work al Perry's
is selling at big mark down, 70 close.
Try Landers' S cent Havana Loaf aud
Spotted Jacket cigars, % No. Main ST.
John Tassie went TO North Hero yes
terday for a few days visit with rela-
tives.
Or. G, 4. n Hayes Of GraniteyiIlc re-
turned yesterday from a visit in Mont
real.
The Over the Teacups club will meet
with Mrs Mason Page on Elm street
at the usual time.
Miss Lola Boyce left yesterday for
Ansonia, Conn, where she viii make her
home with her aunt.
The rehearsal this week Of the Barre
Citizens band viii be held on Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
After Christmas, al Perry's they are
selling all fur collars and muffs At a
big discount See them,
John Mari and James Even went TO
Brockport, n. y, last night 10 work at
their trade at stone cutting.
George Quigley returned to Bethel last
night, where he Il working, after spend
ing Christmas at his home.
Mrs. Eldon Cole Of stark ~ IT., is
visiting at the home Of her father, O. III.
White OF North Main street.
The Hedding M r. chorus will meet
for rehearsal this evening at 1880 o'clock
at Charles Kenerson's on Church street
Those wishing to Join beginners
class in dancing leave their names with
WI L. Nichols. tel 225-4 before Jan. j,
You can save money on fur coats over
coats, etc. By calling upon the Frank
MeWhorter company. Read its adrer-
tisement
Until January I, handsome calender
will be given with every cash order
F. W. Langlois, "a Granite street Tel
ephone 434-lI,
william Jameson, who has been visit-
ing at his home here for week, left
last night for Cobalt, Ont, where he is
employed in the mines.
New England Order Of Protection meet
ing tonight. This is the most important
meeting Of the yeav, as the annual elec-
ton Of officers occurs at this time
Crandall post, G. A. r., win have .
smoke talk at the post rooms Satur-
day. January |, 1910. All veterans, Civil
ana spanish American wars, are invited.
Cigars viii be furnished. Per order OF
committee.
A parish dinner win be served Sat
uriay, New Years day IN the Universal
list church vestry Immediately after
the dinner. the annual business meeting
Of the church viii occur. All Pensioners
Nfe Vu4AaattJ AuF4rFus
oflcers for the ensuing year win be
elected 1T the annual meeting OF Vincitia
club tomorrow Thursday evening, Re
freshments will be served and a large
assortment Of magazines viii be sold at
auction The meeting viii commence at
1850 o'clock.
Charles Bixby, the lightweight wress-
Ter. was in Hardwick this week to ar
range match, which viii BE- pulled of
in Lancaster. NJ H.. during the week Of
January III. The Times was in error
II stating that he had been in Lancaster
this week.
Nichols advanced dancing class and
social Wednesday evening IN Woodmen's
han. Glass meets 5 to $50, followed
bv dancing uHtil l2. An up-to.date ball
roam dance Buffalo Glide,n will be in
troduced during tbs social. Music Riley 5
orchestra. Admission after $3.50, gents
Csc, ladies l5c.
A party Of twenty-five Swedish people
went on q sleigh ride last night. starting
from Nelson's farm on Tgow hill In nine
teams and going ID East Barre, then back
to this city and back again to the Mel
son farm, where the Jolly crowd stopped
and enjoyed the remainder Of the evening
and until late hour this morning in a
social way. A banquet was served dur
ing the course Of the entertainment
yincitia lodge, No. 10, knights OF
Pytbias, held its annual election Of on
GERS last evening which resulted as fol
lows. Chancellor commander, Richard
Cnrrier: vice chancellor, 2. NJ, Carr; pre-
late, James n. Gall; master of work,
George M Gates keeper Of records and
seal, G. NJ. Wiley; NJ Of r. William
Mercer; NJ Of w. NJ n. Duthie; NJ at
A.. Coda II. Douglass; trustee for three
years, Irving l. Whitehead, The rank
Of esquire was worked on one candidate
and at the close Of the meeting hutfat
lunch was served in the dining hall
The Altrurians met with Miss Sher-
hnrne yesterday afternoon for their an
nual Christmas festival After the pro-
cram social hour was enjoyed BY all.
The president, Mrs. Philbrick, in behalf
of the society. presented Miss Sherburne
a Gift in appreciation Of what she has
done for the organization. Refreshments
III sandwiches, cake. coffee, olives and
candy we're served During the afternoon
q Christmas pie Was served each lady
drawing some number and taking the
piece corresponding to this number, find
ing therein d present which served as q
pleasant reminder Of the occasion.
Barre as city of musicians will APP
preciate TIE opportunity afforded them o.
hearing the goted Dunbar company.