The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-03

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If you would have new piano foI
Christmas, 90 to Gould and make ar.
rangements now.
The Tourist club viii hold a Dutch
tea at the home Of Mrs. McWhortel
Monday afternoon.
Special Saturday on best western steak
at Smith & Cummings market Read adj
vertisement on page 5.
Herbert L. Walker has returned to his
home in st. Adams, after passing a few
days in the city on business.
All millinery at less than cost, to
close. AT millinery parlors, corner OF
South Main and Ayers streets.
NJ. w. OF A. public dance at Rowland
hall Saturday, December 3. Riley's or
ehestra. so cents for gents, ladies 10
cents.
Mrs. Philip Lucas and two sons re-
turned yesterday to their home in Bur
lington, after spending several days with
friends in the city.
Will the party who took the wrong
oyercoat by mistake at the Clan Gordon
dance call on Thomas Massie, 10 Maple
avenue, and exchange
win the person having the holder No.
a. bought at the Uniyersalist fair, please
bring to Mrs. Movers, 81 Prospect street,
and get the comforterl
The ladies' aid society Of the Swedish
mission will meet tonight Saturday
at the home Of John Biork, Boyce street,
TAT 1880 Everybody invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Pillsburv,
who have been visiting relatives in this
city and Montpelier left last night for
their home in Rochester, H. Y,
Charles Forni, who has been visiting
at the home of Angelo Scampini for the
last two weeks, lett to-day for New
York, en- route to his home ia San Fran
cisco, Cal
A nice line OF useful and fancy arti-
Giles for sale at the /. of G. G. sale.
Just the time to prepare for Christmas.
Remember the dates, December s, Q and
10, Rowland hall
The most complete line Of Christmas
post cards, booklets, gift books place
cards, calendar pads. seals, etc, to be
found in the city is now displayed at
Kenyon g. Co.'S Cash Bargain Store.
A falling ladder crushed finger on
Norman York's lett hand against anoth-
er ladder at the home OF Guy Yarnum
on jefferson street this morning. pinch
ing the end so that treatment by DR..
Chandler was necessary.
G, +. Smith, an auctioneer OF twenty
years experience, can sell your real es-
tate, farm stock. merchandise, and, in
fact everything you wish TO dispose Of
at public auction Satisfaction guaran-
teed With the ,. A. Perry Real Estate
agency, Barre, Vt Phone 272L
Presbyterian boy SCOUTS The boy
scouts Of the Presbyterian church are
requested to meet Sunday evening at
6:45 in the school room, to attend the
evening service al the church in q body.
Also every member is requested to be on
hand Monday evening, December 8, at
O'Clock sharp for drill. r. J. Charles
scout master
The interior Of the Barre Candy kitch-
en- has recently been fitted with new
and up-to-date candy display cases. The
cases are of mahogany body with plate
glass tops and bases Of polished Tonnes
see marble, and present a handsome ap,
pearance. These additions are placed in
harmony with the other furnishings OF
the interior and combine to make the
store as attractive as any confectionery
business in Vermont.
Forty boy scouts were present at a
meeting held last evening in the Congre-
gational vestry, and DR. Joe jackson
was named as scout master. Hereafter
he will have charge Of the troop. The
company was divided into -four patrols
but the leaders have not yet been APP
pointed as the scout master and Rev.
i. w. Barnett wish TO be sure which
boys will mako the best scouts, before
making appointments
Friday arrivals at the hotel Otis were
as follows w. L. Bowset, Boston;
II. A. Lcwis. Burlington; IT, L. Dean
Montpelier; D. T. Downey, A. T. Wal
lace, Boston; c. l. Abbott, Plainfeld;
A. NJ Battles, Berwick, Me; George
Spaulding, Lyndonyille; f. A. Walsh
Toronto, Ont A. H. Hendee Baltimore
Nd: A. I. Hall, Rochester, n Y; G. A.
Williams, Burlington; 0. X. Richardson,
Plattsburg, n. " A. Il. Ellsworth, st.
Adams
The Glee and Banjo club Of the uni.
versity of Vermont viii give a concert
at Goddard seminary next Saturday
evening, Dec. 10, The Glee club is being
trained by George Wilder and the Banjo
club by leader Of Burlington orches-
ira. The boys say they are going to
give an excellent concert The concert
viii be followed by dapce until II
o'clock. IL is to be the great event Of
the season Reserved seats viii be soc
and may be obtained az Hendricks next
Friday
The Daily Chronicle of The Dalles,
Oregon, gives an account OF the recent
enlargement OF the Pacific Power &
Lighting company's plant there, OF
which +. @. Wedge formerly Of Mont
pelier, is the local manager. This com
pany has several plants on the coast,
and l. n. Davidson. formerly with the
Consolidated Lighting company o.
Montpelier, is general manager for the
company Miss In Wallace OF this city
is employed in The Dalles office Of
the company. At The Dalles the com.
pany has increased its plant to 5000
horsepower A big dam, 100 feet long
and 90 feet high has been built across
the mouth OF a canyon in the White
river Tor an enormous water supply.