The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-06
TALK OF THE TOWN
q Ahbott,s oyerstocked sale.

See Abbott's oyerstocked sale.
Elegant showing of pianos for Christ.
mas, at Gould's.
New lingerie shirt waists by express.
Paris Shirtwaist House.
Opening day Saturday. Christmas
handkerohiefs at Vaughan's.
Warmers Rust,Proof and Redfern
corsets. Henry w. Knight.
Select your jewelry and have II en-
graved at Holmes, the jeweler.
Auction sale Saturday at p. M,
Pearl street. o. II. Hale, auctioneer.
Louis Holshauer of Troy, N, ", ar.
rived in the city this morning for a
few days business visit.
At eye Specialize Shoppe" can be found
in guest and full sizes. Prices from
25c up.
Mrs. Nellie Milne and little son,
James, of Washington street are spend
ing several days with relatives in Quin.
cy, Mass,
Call up 1873 and let us deliver you load
of good dry limb wood, Hard and soft
mixed. Only 1925 per load. The ID, NJ.
Miles Coal company.
Miss Abbie Van Dyke, who has been
spending several days with friends in
the city, returned yesterday to her
home in McIndoe Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Borion, who
have been visiting relatives in the city
for the past ten days, returned last
night to their home in Trois Rivers,
p. Q.
Mrs. J. J. Leno and two children of
Middlebury, who have been visiting
friends in Putnamsville, arrived in the
city yesterday for short stay before
returning home.
my Cinderella Girl" at the opera
house tonight is reported to Mgr Hoban
by the managers at st. Johnsbury, Bel
lows Falls and Burlington as one of the
best and funniest attractions of the sea-
son.
The chicken pie supper, held at the
Universalist church Tuesday night in
with the fair the ladies OF
that church brought to close last even
ing, Melted balance of $50 when the
final estimates were made.
w. H. Gilfllian returned yesterday to
his home in st. Johnsbury, after spend
ing a few days at Websterville in over !
seeing the extension work on the Barre
which is under contract by the
firm of yarnum & Gillfllian.
The basketball game scheduled to be
played between Goddard seminary and |
The Northfeld high school five tonight
ut the Church street gymnasium has
been postponed until the earlier part of
next week. The game will probably be
played either Monday or Tuesday.
A number Of Barre labor men were
IN Montpelier yesterday TO appear be-
fore the Joint committee hearing in
the State House on the so-called 81
hour bill. The bill has been referred
10 the committee on immigration and
ahor, of which Representative Richard
Irigg is member.
The Shamrock A. A. basketball quin-
et returned this morning from Water
Jury, where they defeated the Water
Jury A. A. last night in a fast and rough
lame, the final score being 24-l6. Water
Jury had not met defeat before this
'ear and victory over team of that
tandard is satisfactory to the local
cam In the Waterbury lineup are the
James of Anair, a former Peoples acad-
my player, and Duby who has played
With the Waterbury five for several
ears.
Members of the L. B. c. A., held their
nnual election OF officers at the Knights
i Columbus hall Wednesday evening
With the following result: President,
irs, Lizzie Gladding; first vice president,
frs. John 0'Leary; second vice presi-
ent, Mrs. Emma McIIugho; recorder,
FRS. Flora Murphy; assistant record
r, Mrs. rellie Lesperance; financial .
ecretary, Miss Elizabeth German;
treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth Lager; mar.
hall, Miss Mary Canning; guard, Mrs.
ISABELLA Wilkie; trustees for two years,
IRIS. Jennie Desautels and Mrs. Mary
Granger; trustee for one year, Mrs.
Larry Canning. Refreshments were
arved and social hour followed the
usiness session.