The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-03
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Kings adv. on page 4.
Christmas gloves at Fits.

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See Abbott's sale of 25c ribbons.
The new song, "Mothers Prayer" a
Bailey's music store.
i The Cleaners club will meet with Mrs
| Mccarthy, 0 Averill street, tonight a,
7;l5.
Mrs. NJ B. Andrews returned this
morning to her home in Fayston, after
spending several days with friends in
the city.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Rebek.
all lodge, Dec 4, at 1880 p. m. Nomina.
ton of officers. Work and refreshments
Per order N. G.
Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Pitkins, who have
been visiting relatives in Barre and
Montpelier for the last two weeks. will
leave tonight for their home in Bayonne.
n. j.
Among other features of the program
at the Uniyersalist fair and festival this
evening will be, readings by Mrs. Allie
Trow Wishart and Miss Marion Ray
| mention.
| Car No. 80 of the street railroad
| jumped the iron and ran ten feet on
| South Main street before being stopped
this morning. Ii took ten minutes to
get the ear back.
Miss Ruth Eastman returned to st.
Mary's academy at Burlington yester.
day, after passing the Thanksgiving re-
cess at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Eta Eastman of Washington street.
Mrs. Jcssica Baird, who has been VS.
iting relatives in the city fo the past
month, left this forenoon for Plymouth.
y, H., where she will make short stay
before returning to her lcns in E,l
Beach, Ne.
The mission study class of the Church
OF the Good Shepherd will meet at the
home of Mrs. Rowland, French street.
Wednesday evening, Dec. 4, at 1880.
This takes the place Of the regular No
vember meeting. All women of the par
ish are cordially invited to be present.
Joseph Castelini, aged a. of % Pleas
ant street, is nursing broken left arm,
the injury being sustained last Thurs
day morning, when he slipped on the
lee on Pleasant street. An X-ray of the
arm showed a multiple fracture. The
lad il doing as well as could be expected, |
considering the nature of the injury, the /
fractures being at the elbow.
+. S. Platt Of Rutland clerk of the |
United States court, will conduct ses-
sion of naturalization court in the city /
court room Thursday. 1t is expected |
that a large number of applicants will |
be present to receive papers of the first
and second classes and petitioners are
asked to bear in mind that the first ses-
sion of the court begins at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon.
The large eagle, which has been on
in the display windows OF the
Smith market at the north end of the
city for the past few days, has been
purchased by Sidney +. Spatford. the
produce dealer The eagle was captured
by Asa Smith some weeks ago in the
town of Orange after frantic struggle
t is understood that the intent OF the
purchaser is to have the king bird con-
signed to Boston.
A special meeting of the committee OF
he whole of the city council will be held
n the council room this evening at 30
,'clock. at which hour representatives of
he Consolidated Lighting company, as
veil as Board of Trade member, will be
iitHtiA III 'ttiAitA iibl Win llif
N the city lighting contract. The meet
ne is open to anyone interested in the
Iwarding of the contract to light the
treets OF Barre all night and every night
n the year.
The following Canaan, y. H., item in
he Manchester Union will be of inter-
st to many Barre people who are ae-
TAINTED with Mr.. Human: "The en-
agement OF Marion May Hutchinson of
his town to Harold Purman Human of
forth Stratford is announced by Mr..
nd Mrs. Arthur w. Hutchinson, the :
parents. Mr.. Human is asso-
lated with his brother in the lumber
usiness near Barre, Vt. He is SON
{ the late III. Il. Human of North STRAIT
ord. and is a Dartmouth alumnus, being
with the class of 1910. He is
member of the Sigma Chi fraternity
nd was very well known and popular
Hanover during his college course.
Liss Hutchinson was graduated from
le Weston maternity hospital. Spring
I'D. Mass, where she is at present serv-
e as head nurse. The engagement be-
me known during weekend visit OF 9
e young couple with Miss Hutchinson's ]
lrents. and they have been receiving j
e congratulations of their many
lends here 4
Last Saturday afternoon was some
ing OF red letter occasion for the
.bellion veterans of the city. for r. y.
andall post. No. Sc. G. A. r.. success
llv launched its series OF smoke talks
the Grand Army headquarters in the
y building. A large number OF the
nv men gathered at headquarters and
E short hours Of the afternoon were
ven over 20 remarks Of a reminiscent
aracter by several OF the boys Ma
an Harrington ~ South Barre was
E principal speaker. and be gave an
account Of the bloody strug-
at Antictam. A number Of the post
.mbers participated in that memora-
struggle and Comrade Harrington's
id account Of the fight was especially
eresting 90 them The smoke talk
ne to an end near ; O'Clock. IL i
Innei 70 hold several more occasions
a Ike nature during the coming win