The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-29
TALK OF THF TOWN.

Clearance sale at Abbott's.
Clearance sale Of linens at Abbott's.
Sale today and Monday at vaughan's.
Roller skating this afternoon and even.
ing.
A fur neck scarf for soc at Perry'a on
Saturday.
Roller skating masquerade next week
Get ready.
All our ladies' waists to close at cost.
Veale & Knight.
Suits one,half, one-third---yes, and
even more, at Fits.
A. H. Powers Of Randolph was in the
city today On business.
Buy Of Abbott's clearance sale goods
that you are going to need.
Auction every night this week at Cash
Auction Rooms, Elm street.
January records just received. Call
and hear them. A. Giachino.
II you want first ciass electrical
massage, got to Miers, the barber. Four
men, no waits.
s. Scampini Of Concord, N. H., is Wis
ting his brother, Angelo, of this city
for few days,
Mrs. George w. Lee is quite ill at
her home at Hill street. Dir. Stickney
y attending her.
There will be whist party at Odd
Fellows hall, Gordon block, on Saturday
evening, Dec. 20.
Tonight at the opera house the Har-
court Comedy company win present
Tracy, the Outlaw
The regular meeting OF the Ladies OF
Clan Gordon has been postponed from
January ] to Tuesday, January 5.
Read S. ]. segel & Co.'S advertisement
on page 2. There is something that will
interest economical buyers for this even
ing and Monday.
| Chocolate walnut kisses. l5c pound !;
molasses kisses, 15c pound cream wal
nuts, 15c pound. Saturday only at the
Barre Candy Kitchen.
Polishers! The financial secretary
will meet the shop stewards 70 collect
dues in the ante-room, Nichols block, on
Saturday evening, Dec. goth, az seven
O'Clock. W. G. Pirie, secretary.
AImon st. John, who was arrested
yesterday afternoon for intoxication,
was arraigned in city court last evening
and pleaded guilty. A fine of SIS and
costs of $74g was imposed, which was
paid.
Harry i. Harrington Of Boston, repre-
senting Hancock a Co., agents for the
Chicago New York Electric Air Line rail-
road, after spending Christmas with rel
atives 10 the above city, returned on last
nights train to this city. He can be
found at the Buzzell block, room H.
4 The song service in the Universalist
church Sunday evening viii be of an
exceptionally pleasing nature. Besides
the fine work Of the choir, number of
hymns win be thrown upon the screen
with illustrative pictures and sung, and
"The Holy City, sung By Mrs Scott,
win be very beautifully illustrated.
Charles A. Brown. who has been in
charge az the Boston Office Of the Cook a.
Watkins granite firm for the past four
months, arrived In the city yesterday
and will resume his former position al
manager Of the local Office for the firm.
| w. III Duthie. who has been in charge
Of the local office, resigned the position
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Hutchinson enter
tanned party Of friends at their home
on Wellington street last evening in
honor OF Miss Alice Pape and Nliss Car
rie Draper who are teaching school in
Attleboro, Mass, and who have been
spending the Christmas vacation In town,
the former Of her home on Merchant
street, and the latter with her sister,
Mrs. j. G. Walker. The evening was
very pleasantly spent.
\ just at this time when all the mo-
tive power ohtainable Is desired Il will
be learned with regret that two Central
Vermont engines tried to put each other
out of commission in the Montpelier
railroad yards yesterday Nos. 400 and
401 were the colliders. One stopped and
the other was being rushed to the water
tank when they came together, the train
men being blinded by the escaping steam.
! Both locomotives received damages 60
their pilots, but were able to proceed.
a. A. Smith q Brother wish to an
nounce that mitil further notice they
Mill sell the following goods al about
one-third reduction Lot $500 sweaters,
II 81 os; lot $3.50 sweaters 0sc lot Use