The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.
watches sset with diamonds at Bun


Watches sset with diamonds at Burr's.
Miss Maud McIain is elerlSing at Per
ly's.
Crepe paper, &c per roll or four for
25c, at Abbott's.
! w. G. Carson went 70 Boston satur-
day night on a visit.
4 new invoice oil furs for Christmas
at Perry's; prices low.
Concert every afternoon from2 10 8
-Ayerill Music Co.
Buy kimono or dressing sack for a
Christmas present at Perry's.
See our display Of Christmas goods
flor men and boys. Moore q Ovens.
Visit the Wire King for pearl novel
ties at 4. 7. Abbott's Daylight Store,
Barre.
A daughter was born Dec rs, to Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Pullieelli Of Is Addison
street.
We are receiving new music every
lday. Only 25c per copy. w. Frank
Harris, Hale Block.
Save that worry about what you shall
get your wife for Xmas BY coming to
3. w Fl. " Co. store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Griffin, 2l2 Wash
Elngton street, are the parents Of a
daughter, born yesterday.
III it Is a suit case OF travelling bag
for Christmas, McWhorter has the iaTg-
est and best line in the city.
Twenty-Five per cent discount on all
ladies, misses and ehildren's cloaks
through the holidays at Perfy's.
G. II. Young and Edward Harrington
Of the Barre Shoe company, spent Sun,
day in Burlington at their homes.
James Simpson and John Booth left
this noon for New York, where they will
take passage for Scotland to spend the
winter
Miss Eva Houston has finished work
in Mrs. ShepaFd's millinery store and
went to her home in Mortified this all
ternoon.
Stated eonvoeation Of Granite Chap
ter, No. 26, r. Al NJ viii be held IN
Masonic hall Thursday evening, Dee. 20,
Fat Z o'clock.
Mrs E J, Willard, who has been Wis.
iting her sister, Mrs. @. ID. Mathewson,
left this morning for her home in Gal
way, N. y.
Miss frankie I.oyeioy has finished
store and left this morning for her home
.in AVER, Mass.
Miss Alice Bryen il visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter LeClair, for the
holidays, after which she viii return to
Montreal, r. q.
Prof o. D. 1lathewson went I'd Rut-
land this monring To attend meeting
of the State School Board and viii 60 to
1astieton tomorrow.
On account Of illness Prof. Elmore was
unable to meet his dancing class Satur-
day afternoon. He Will not meet the
class next Saturday either.
Walter Adams finished work Satur-
day night as clerk i'll Homer Fits
store Mr.. Adams has been employed
by Mr.. Fits Tor d considerable period.
The Rev. Brian G. Roberts, who re-
signed as rector of the Episcopal church
to 60 I'd d Dorchester, Mass, church, ex-
poets to leave Barre next week Wednes-
day.
t0festefs, Afternoon. AT the regular
meeting Court Granite City, No 3, f. OF
A., Thursday evening, Dec. ~, the cleo.
tion Of officers viii take place at this
time. All members should Be present.
Mrs. John Riddell Of gYilliamstown
has on exhibition at Abhotts' store d
neck chain OF real amber, being made OF
four strands and decorated with peculiar
designs. The chain was made III Scot
land and il considered very old.
The funeral Of AIRS. George Penn was
held Saturday. The interment was at
Braintree. Among the floral tributes
were the following; Wreath from en-
ployees Of Young Bros; chrysanthe-
NUNS, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Penn;
ehrysanthemums, Mr.. and Mrs. G. To-
most; carnations, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Rich; wreath, BelIeyille lodge Of RebelS-
ahs, st. Adams; pillow, husband;
wreath, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gurin OF
st. Adams; hoqnet Of white roses, Miss
Sadie Reynolds; carnations, Young Bros,
lilies Of the valley, Mr. and Mrs. George
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