The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Christmas goods at Perry's.
Goods engraved free while you wait
Lat Holmes
William Ayers vent to Groton this
morning
Mark down today On garments and
/ furs at Abbott's.
William Emslie went 70 Boston today
ion business.
Read our advertisement for bargains.
Averil Music ca.
Mrs Laura Prosser went to Bethel on
Saturday on a visit.
For pearl novelties cali &c il. ri Ab.
bolts daylight store.
b J. Normandeau went 10 Sc. Adams
this morning on business.
Ladies' and gentlemen's solid gold
watches at +. 3. Burr q Co.'S.
j The firemens club viii hold its cleo.
ton d officers tomorrow evening.
All the new creations IN silks for
Christmas neekwear at MeWhorter's.
Don't forget to cali at Holmes, the
jewelers., for your Christmas presents.
There will be a meeting Of the Burns
club tomorrow evening at 1880 In Miles
hall,
Sailed peanuts for 15c a pound, while
they last. See them id window u. A.
Drown.
/ There VIII be no dancing school Tues
! day night on account of Prof Elmore
being i'll.
Harry NJ. Ream leaves tomorrow for
his home IN GAINESVILLE, o., for a several
weeks visit.
Miss Helen Burbank went to her home
/ in South Royalton this afternoon for
q three weeks visit.
Misses Blanche and Shirley Brad.
| ford are clerking III the Boston Bargain
store for the holidays.
The adjourned meeting OF the knights
of Columbus will be held this evening in
their hall IN the scampini block.
Read orr advertisement In today's
Times and 1t win help yon select his
Christmas present. Moore u Owens
Mr. and Mrs. w, n Shepard enter
tanned party of 20 at whist at their
home On Prospect street, Friday even-
ing.
@0ld Gorgon erahan," BY Lorimer,
author If Letters from d self-made
Merchant to His SON. Ideal Book and
STATIONERY Store.
John Caven aud John Hume left last
night for New York. from which port
they will sail for the Old Country to
spend the winter
Mayor q Nc. Cory of Montpelier pur-
chased the George Nv, Scott property on
Lo0mis street ii that city Saturday AT
ternoon; consideration $3.50.
n. r Hayward received word this
morning from b. i. Downing of Worces
ter, Mass, that Mr. Downing's little girl,
Doris, died last evening, 1T o'clock
Miss Mamie Iocllin, sister Of
Charles Iocklin, Of this city, died vester-
day i'll Hardwick. The body will he
brought here tomorrow on the 1915 train
for burial IN the Catholic cemetery.
II II currently reported that after
the first Of January all the extra sun
day trains that have been running over
the Central Vermont railroad the past
summer and fall win be discontinued.
Mrs Hattie Minard has very hand
some display of Xmas novelties, which
she has for sale ut her home, 20 elm
street, city, consisting at sofa pillows,
doilies, table mats, handkerehiefs, box
es, etc,
Officer Faulkner arrested Thomas
Mansfield last night for intoxication lii
city court this morning Mansfield plead |
ca guilty to a second oiTense of intoxi. |
cation and was fined SIS and costs OF !
1924, which he had not paid at this |
writing.
Alexander Russell, Of Quincy, Mass,
q member III the National Union com
mittee, representing the National Gran
ite Cutters Union, arrived in Barre yes
terday to attend the wedding Of his
brother William, which occurs on Dee. /
21st
The Plumbers viii have meeting Id /
Painters hall this evening at I o'clock
A large number Of Barre people are /
planning to 20 to New York the middle |
Of next month To attend the automobile /
show. If a sufficient number can bio
secured a special car will be chartered /
for the occasion, and the autoists are
inviting their friends to 60 Ia the show.
Il the car is secured then they hope to
get special railroad rates