The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-15

| Charles Bissett went to Waterbury
to-day for visit with friends
Sec Abbott's display Of new Christ
mas waists, in silk and muslins.
William Mackie went to Mortified
this afternoon on a business visit.
George G. May OF Marshfeld was o
business visitor in the city yesterday.
W. II. Goodfelow & Co. have the right
watch at the right price for your boy
Mrs. J. H, Kelly went to Burlington
to-day for few days visit with rela.
tiyes.
A few more seats for table boarders at
the Eureka restaurant, POS North Main
street.
Christmas gloyes-kid, capes, silk.
lined and fur.lined, 79c, Sl.o0 up, at
Yaughan's
Mentholettes, the best cough drop, for
sale only BY Davis, the druggist, Sc
the package
The chorus choir OF the Baptist church
viii meet at seven o'clock Friday even
ing. Notice the change,
A. w, Premier left the city last night
on a ten days business trip to Chicago
and other cities in that vicinity.
If you have not received our large
illustrated circular OF Christmas sugges.
tions, call and ask for it. w. II. Good
fellow s Co.
Five-dollar ostrich plumes at S425,
$3.50 ostrich plumes at S2es Trimmed
hats at cost Mrs G. r. Wood, over
Hendricks drug store.
Mrs. w. D. Elwood and two daughters
returned yesterday to their home in
Royalton, after spending two weeks with
friends in this city and vicinity.
Miss Edith Quigley, a student at God
dard seminary leaves tonight for her
home in New Haven, Conn, where she
viii pass the Christmas vacation.
The Bijou offers an I. NJ p. picture
as feature attraction. 1t is not neces-
sary to describe this picture, as l. N. p.
productions stand on their merits.
The Central Vermont station is being
heated with a coal stove placed in the
mems waiting room for a week, owing TO
crack in the boiler of the furnace
which will take several days TO repair
Miss Charlotte Mclean. who under
went an operation for appendicitis at
the City hospital some weeks ago, has
so far recovered her health as to return
to her home in GraniteyiIle for recupera-
ton
Forty.fve couples attended the see
ond in the series OF private dances at the
Woodmen's hall last night, the music
being furnished, az ON the former dance
by Riley's orchestra The date for the
thirs dance has not been decided upon.
The Parker lucky Curve fountain
pen is on sale at the Red Cross in a
variety Of sizes, mounted and unmount.
ed An accident policy for one year
goes with every pen, as well as gusran-
tee Of satisfaction. This pen needs no
Recommendation.
The dedication exercises of the new
Lincoln school at Camp street, which it
was proposed to hold tomorrow lFri-
day. evening, have been postponed be-
cause OF the inability of Judge II. w
Scott to be present and deliver the his
torical address II is now thought that
the exercises cannot be held till after
the holidays
There has been considerable trouble
over the acts OF some youths in making
selections OF the hats at the public il
brary building recently, the results be-
ing that several boys have been deprived
of their own property and forced to wear
the left behnds. The matter has been
reported to the trustees of the library,
and an investigation is being made
Beginning tonight, the Western Union
office in this city viii be open until ll:55.
Lewis Bruyea, who has recently acted
as operator at Montpelier junction and
Essex junction, will take charge of the
office and act also in the capacity Of
ticket agent and baggagemaster at the
night trains. These increased facilities
will I'll a long-felt want with the tray-
cling public and persons wishing to send
messages after o'clock.
At the regular meeting Of the ladies'
auxiliary, A. 0. H., held last evening
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Mrs 4. II.
Burke; vice president, Mrs NJ W. Nell
son; financial secretary, Mrs. M. J. Wiz
lev; recording secretary, Miss Mamie
Nelson; treasurer, Mrs. w. G. Maekie;
mistress-at-arm Mrs. W. J. Riley; SEN
tinel, Mrs. B. w. Humphrey. After the
election, refreshments were served, fol.
lowed by musical and vocal entertain
ment.
Wednesday arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: w T. Merely, Joliet;
NJ. f. Willard, c. l.. Wilder, Boston;
o. F. Taylor Burlington; w. f. Reed,
+. G. Ranney, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs.
LeClair, Burlington; F. G. Walters, Port,
land, Ne; c. G. Frisbie, Milton; j.
Melton. Montpelier; c. ". Haskins, Dan
bury, Conn; F S. Miles, Danville; G. +.
Skidman, Cincinnati, o. J. Watson,
Northfeld; S. j. Tillotson, Franklin;
6. A. Brown, Springfield, Mass.
The funeral Of William J. Pierce,
whose death occurred at Heaton hos
pital in Montpelier Monday, was held
from Badgers undertaking rooms yes
terday afternoon Members Of Nineitia