The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-09
TALK OF THE TOWN.

: SATURDAY Rt Naughans.
Porter Hitchcock OF Essex Junction
was in the city yesterday,
/ Whist party in Odd Fellows hall Sat-
urday evening at o'clock
Alexander Anderson was business
visitor in Williamstown yesterday.
Geraldus Knapp is clerking in browns
drug store during the holiday trade.
Mrs. Mary Fletcher Of Randolph is vis-
ting at the home OF her nephew, q. II.
Granger.
Moore's non-leakable and Waterman's
Ideal fountain pens at Martins Barre
Book Store.
Special meeting of local 4Sl, c. & J. of
A., next Monday night A large attend
ance is desired.
Roy Egleson and B. W. Kelley of Cab
OF were among the business yisitors)in
the city yesterday.
The social announced for Friday even
ing Of this week at the Baptist church
has been postponed
New white jap silk waists, lace yokes,
special price, $3.50 Paris Shirt Waist
House, Currier block.
Public Scotch dance, Woodmen's hall
Saturday, Dec. TO- Nicols orchestra.
Gents soc, ladies free.
A meeting Of the Glenugie club will
be held in Woodmeus hall Friday, Dec.
E ., at Z p. IN. sharp.
L. D. Henry Of Swanton. who has
been spending few days in the city,
returned home last night.
Miss Rena George mas returned to her
home in Burlington, after spending a
few days with friends here,
Floyd Russell leaves the city tonight
for Claremont, n H., where he viii pass
the weekend with friends.
Michael David Of Granite street has
returned home from three days bust
ness trip to Cabot and Hardwick
Thomas Mari Of Pearl street will leave
the city tonight for California, where
he will remain during the winter.
Mrs Charles Vealey returned yester-
day to her home in Ausable, N. ", after
spending a week with friends here
It's coming the Vaughan Stores sth
anniversary sale-Saturday, Dec TO-
That's the day, and the following week.
Rley's orchestra viii furnish music
Tor dancing at the Ladies Of Clan Cor
don fair. December s, Q and 10, How.
land hall
Tony Cory left this afternoon on a
short trip through New Hampshire, on
business connected with the American
Clothing Go.
Yesterday being the Feast of the I'M
maeulate Conception, special services
were held in ST. Monica's church at $3.50
and 0 o'clock
Rev. Z. O. Thayer returned last night
from his trip to Austin, Texas, where he
went to deliver an address before Sam
Houston college.
John Johnson, who has been spending
several months in Salada, Coll has re-
turned to this city and win remain here
with his mother for time.
Regular meeting Canton yinton, No.
Q, this evening at 1880 o'clock Election
Of officers. All chevaIiers requested to
be present. Per order captain. =
p Bongey Of Manchester, n H, who
has been passing several weeks in this
city, went yesterday to Montreal, where
he has secured employment for the win
ter
Oliver shattuck Of New Britain, Conn.
who has been passing week in this
city, went yesterday to Burlington,
where he expects to remain during the
winter.
Remember the date Of the Ladies of
Clan Gordon fair, December 8, and 10,
Rowland hall. 4 fine program will be
furnished eacn evening. Dancing from
. to y.
A large number Of persons from this
city attended the fair in GraniteyiIe
last evening, held under the auspices Of
Maple Leaf camp, Modern Woodmen of
America.
A nice line of useful and fancy arti.
eles for sale at the L. of c. G. sale
just the time to prepare for Christmas,
Remember the dates, December s, 0 and
10, Rowland hall.
Boy scouts of the Congregational
church, attentions You are called to
meet in the vestry Of the church Friday
at 1880 p. IN Let every boy be on hand
promptly. Bring a pencil.
News is received here of the Illness
OF Harry w. Lord in Boston. Mr. Lord
was former resident Of this city and
has many friends here. The exact ma
ture of his illness is not known,
A meeting of Queen of Forest circle,
No. 357. viii be held this, Friday, even
ing at I o'clock sharp. Let every mem
Der make an effort to be present, as
there will be business of Importance.
A. Porter. James Reid, James Coutts
and A. Daniels are requested TO be pres
ent at the Ladies of Clan Gordon fair
Saturday evening, to shoot off the tie
on darts. A beautiful present will be
given for the highest score each even
ing.
The condition Of William 0uilette,
who was taken to the City hospital on
Wednesday. after sustaining fractured
leg while employed on quarry in Gran
iteville, is progressing favorably 1t is
thought, however that the man viii be
confined for several weeks
While swinging out of the Montpelier
& Wells River freight yard yesterday
afternoon, a four.horse granite team
from East Barre was brought to a sud
den standstill when one Of the animals
slipped and fell TO the ground The
force of the fall broke the pole, but
beyond this the damage was slight. The
horse was able TO reach its feet with lit
tie difficulty and when another pole had