The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-24
Talk OF THE TOWN.
Abbotlls lor handkerehIels.

Special sale Of furs at Naughan's.
Reduction in ehildren's coats at Perry's.
Standard diaries for 1904 for sale at the
Boston Bargain store.
Tomorrow, Christmas day,no paper viii
be issued from this Office.
J. S. Ball Of SALISBURY is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Barnes
The Rebekahs win hold a whist party
Saturday evening. Everybody invited.
The barber shops viii be closed all day
Friday, but viii be open until Il o'clock
tonight.
Shores & Kennerson's photograph par
lors viii be open until 3 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon
Perley Buchanan returned last night
from Tufts college to spend the holiday
recess.
There win be concert, with Christmas
tree, at the Methodist church this evening
at z o'clock.
Rocking chairs, s1,75, s2.75, sS.00,s4 90
and "a 25. Best value in state at Barry 4
Williams.
Moore & Owens is the headquarters for
Christmas gifts for men and boys. Store
open every evening
In order to accommodate their employ
ees the saloons will be closed from one to
Eve O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Alice Paige who has been visiting
at A. ~ Stafford's home on Long street,
left today for her home in Laconia, N ii.
George Wood went to Rutland this
morning with Harry Reed, who was sem
fenced to the house Of correction for sixty
days.
There will be a meeting Of the Civic
Federation Saturday afternoon at o'clock
in the Worthen block. A full attendance
is desired.
Ladies Of Clan Gordon are requested to
have their due cards with the secretary on
or before our next meeting, Dec. rs. Per
order auditors.
Anyone wishing copy Of Views Of
Barre and Vicinity In time for Christmas
will do well to secure it now, as there are
only limited number printed.
AS our business is strictly confectionery
onr line Of fancy boxes excel all others
In the city Visit the Barre Candy Kitchen
for your fresh made Christmas candies.
The Pentecostal church win hold ten
days revival services in their hall, old
city building. beginning Christmas night
at 730. A general invitation is extended
to the public.
Two or three dozen new fancy chairs de-
layed in reaching us, arrived yesterday.
TO close them out before Christmas they
viii be sold at greatly reduced prices.
Barry & Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stoughton left this
morning for Dallas, Tex, where they are
to reside. Miss Nellie Stoughton accom-
panied them as far as Oberlin, Ohio,
where she will make an extended visit
with friends
n. j. Ghlharducei, who acted as official
interpreter during the trial Of Alexander
Garetto, received 81 a day for his ser
vices and also car fare from White River
junction to Montpelier. The check which
he received was $3.50.
A. A. Marvin, former station agent at
Sheldon junction, has resigned his posi-
ton and F. X. Cediotte, formerly Central
Vermont cashier at Barre has taken his
place. Mr. Cedilotte's place will be filled
by Frank McEnany of st. Adams.
Montpelier horsemen are beginning to
talk Of seraping the ice on the Winooski
river for ice racing, and il the work can
not be done by the city teams it has been
suggested that a subscription paper be
passed around among those interested in
ice sport.
O. W. Lawrence of Elm street extern
sion brought to this Office yesterday after
noon a curiosity in the shape Of an apple,
or rather twin apples as there are two APP
| pies with separate cores grown together.
/ 1t is an unusual growth. The fruit came
from East Sherburne, this state.
A. S. Cleveland of Montpelier found out
that it cost So 20 to lick his wife. He
pleaded guilty Ia cityscourt this morning
and was fined S. and costs. he said hi
did not think De could pay aud bis fine
Is not raised will So Il hniiand for about
p days,
\ Mrs e n Waadwoihof Washington
street met with q painful accident yesfer
day noon Sac was cufliag n hai whef
the Guiding iron in some way slipped ii
her hadd ana went ipt1 hef righr eve
blistering the eye bail She viii not lose
the sight ID the eye,