The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-01

social Thursday evening. Admission to
the public at $3.50. Gents Soc, ladies
l5c.
Rev. b. f. Eaton, who leetured at the
church last evening on Hol-
land, left to-day for his home in Dover,
N. IT,
Mrs, Charles Scott Of Berlin was TAX
en- to the City hospital yesterday, where
she win undergo treatment for some
time.
Light refreshments, consisting OF sand
witches, doughnuts and coffee, viii be
served during the evening at the Univer-
salist fair.
Peter Albinola, who has been visiting
at the home oil his sister, Mrs. II. Pres
tint, for the past three weeks, LETT TO
day for his home in Kellogg, Idaho.
The Ladies' Guild Of the Church Of the
Good Shepherd will hold its regular
business meeting with Mrs.
Parker on Spaulding street Thursday
evening
d. F. Davis, secretary Of the state
board Of pharmacy, returned last even
ing from Boston, where be attended the
meeting Of the New England board Of
pharmacy.
n. w. Keith has moved to this city
TO reside, from the Boyce farm on the
west hill. where be has been for the past
two years Gardner Poor has moved
onto the farm.
NJ. Corrigan left yesterday morning
for Plattsburg, n u, where he was
called ~ the illness and death OF his
mother. The funeral was held in Platts-
burg yesterday,
A nice line OF useful and fancy arti-
Giles for sale at the !. Of c. g. sale.
Just the time to prepare for Christmas.
Remember the dates, December 8, and
10, Rowland hall.
Peter Rizzi left last night for New
Haven, Conn, where he viii visit rela-
tiyes for few days before going to
New York City, where he will sail for
his former home in Italy.
William Grossman OF Jerusalem, who
is passing several months in Burlington
was III the city yesterday, soliciting sub
scriptions for the support Of the Talmud.
Torha school, located in the holy city.
Mrs. Mary Marion and son, William
b. Marion, returned last night from
their four weeks trip TO California
They visited in Chicago, Denver, Sar
Francisco and Los Angeles, returning
to Chicago by a southern route.
This Is no mere advertising scheme
but plain fact, which we viii guaran
tee that our Christmas cards and book
lets now displayed are the largest sne
best assortment ever shown. Many new
designs, including pleasing line OF en-
graved cards. Kenyon & Co.'s<ash Bar
gain Store
About forty couples attended the frst
| of series of private dances in Wood
mems hall last night, dancing from s t,
- to music BY Riley's orchestra. A
the intermission light refreshments wer'
served II was announced that the sec
ond dance of the series will be held TIVE
weeks from last night
I At recent meeting of the Baraci
class Of the Congregational church, tn
/ following officers were elected for TIL
year ensuing; President, Arthur Me
Neil; vice president, George Mcdonald
secretary, William Mcleod treasurer
Edward Philbricb; class reporter, Elol
Barrett; pianist, w. II. Messer; teacher
Rev. J. W Barnett; assistant teacher
DR.. Q. C. Stiekney.
More trouble on the FIRE alarm system
due to the storm. developed yesterda
afternoon, when the wires became crosse
with the electric wires on Granite stree
causing the alarm to sound. Chief Glad
ding had men at work repairing the sys
tenn all day yesterday. The box an
pole was replaced on Long street, an
! il is expected that the system viii B
in working order again to-day
Mrs. D. w. Mcdonald Of Perry stree
suffered painful injuries to her LETT ankl
Tuesday evening, when she sustained
fall on the sidewalk near her home.
physician was called, and it was foun
that the small bone of the ankle ha
been fractured as a result OF the fal
Although the injury is not OF a seriou
nature, Mrs. Mcdonald will doubtle'
be confined to the house for some tim
Her condition to-day was as comfort
able as could be expected.
Through railroad information, receive
at the eleventh hour, the mnnageme1
: of The Great Powers company learne
that their Jump as arranged for sa
urday night. could not be made IN tin
to open Monday on their western circui
Manager Hoban of the Barre opera houi
kindly consented 20 release the compau
] from its contract for the balance OF q
week, and the company closed last evei
ing, after successful three days el
gagement.
The bill proposing to amend the cha
ter Of the Granite Manufacturers ass
! citation. introduced BY Bepresentatii
Cave of this city, was passed by Il
House yesterday afternoon and now go
20 the Senate for concurrence. The pr
posed amendment gives the associate
the right to assess stock to meet q
liabilities above assets. the manner
making the assessment to be determine
BIZ the bylaws Of the association. 4
/. other bin introduced By Mr. Cave V
passed hy the House yesterday. Il e
4 tends the charter Of the Orange coun
T.vssa~V 1 1921