The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Roller skating today
Children's rings at Burr's.
Children's fur at Abbott's
Holly wreaths at Hendricks.
Holiday linens at Abbott's
More new neckwear at Vaughan's.
Mems, women's and chiiden's slippers
for the holidays at Perry's.
Hawkes. cut glass. not the cheap kind,
Tat Burr's.
Don't fail to read the City Bakery's
advertisement.
II. &. Carswell leaves tomorrow for
visit in New York.
See long list oil Christmas goods adj
vertised at Naughan's.
Sunlight dance, NJ. w. a. hall, Tues
day afternoon, December III.
Miss Jennie Holden 81 Boston II spend
ing q weeks vacation IN town.
About sixty couples attended the
Woodmen's dance Saturday night
The stores Of the city will be open
this evening and tomorrow forenoon.
Christmas goods for sale by Hattie
Minard at her residence. 26 Elm street
Prof. n. Austin futile of BROOKLYN,
NJ X, is visiting at Z. P, Olds' over
Christmas.
The Presbyterian Sunday school viii
hold its Christmas exercises at o'clock
this evening.
Earle L. Waterman Is home from the
university Of Vermont to spend the hol-
iday vacation.
II you want a first.class electrical
massage, got to Miers, the barber. -Four
men, no waits
Don't fail to see the burnt wood ar.
tieles at Dodge's before choosing your
Christmas gifts.
Mems four buckle arctics at S2.25 and
$3.50 make a very suitable present.
Barre Shoe company.
John Lampson, formerly employed In
town as a dry goods clerk, visited with
friends here yesterday.
Frank Mullen and James Farland went
TO Quincy, Mass. yesterday to spend
the holidays at their homes.
The line Of mufiiers displayed by the
Frank McWhorter Co. Is from one OF
the leading houses in New York.
Politicians in the fifth ward are be-
ginning TO stir things up for the annual
election which comes next March.
Lady Maccabees please leave their con.
Itributions for the Christmas box with
Mrs M. =. Campbell, ? South Main
street
You viii be sure To spend d Merry
Christmas III you attend The sunlight
dance In the NJ. WI A. hall Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Clarence r Wofthen Is home from
the Harvard medical college to spend
the holidays with his parents, DR. and
Mrs. II. O. WoTthen Of Keith avenue.
Harvey Averill. student in Tufts col.
lege at Medford, Mass.. Is spending the
holidays with his parents. Alr. and Mrs,
Arthur G. Ayerill of fremont street.
The 4All-evens7 played challenge
game OF forty five With the Over homes
at the cover home clubroom Friday
evening, the former embarrassing the
latter
Rowe Morrison, who i employed by
the Harrison Granite company ia its
New York Office. came Yesterday 10
spend a few days with his parents on
Spaulding street.
A woman shopper fen ou the sidewalk
\ In front 81 the French residence Oh North
Main street Saturday night, and was 80
badly strained that she had e. be ear.
ried home in team
! A number OF doctors bills and per.
haps several suits might be prevented
1 BY the removal of the mounds Of ice
which have accumulated on the postoflice
steps. They are now a menace TO safety.
In order that people might be sure
of getting their Christmas gifts on time
and 20 relieve the congestion Of articles
in the Office. the American Express rom
pany kept teams collecting and deliver.
ing express matter yesterday.
The attendance at the Christmas ser.
vices in many of the Barre churches was
kept down yesterday By the inelemency
OF the weather. The sudden drop Of
the temperature Saturday night caught
some Of the janitnrs unawares.
Regular review al the T. q n. Nj,
Wednesday, Dee 28. at o'clock. IN
1 Foresters' hall Record keeper will be
I w ilAt Ndll ht Nt@H t9l PH3 tHEalt ~
assessment No ~, and social tax. The
members will please take notice.
PreDtiss G. Dodge. formerly employed
IN Barre as a printer, visited in town
Saturday afternoon He has been en-
gagged in reporting the legislative pro-
! ceedings for the st. Adams Messenger,
the Burlington News and the Rutland
News.
Mr.. and Mrs Rollins of the Charles
X. Harris company, which plays at the
opera house TINS week, were Of special
service to the Rob Roy Macflregof east
last week aiding materially in the make
up MTs, Rollins assisted the ladies'
and Mr.. Rollins did the same for the
men
The Woodmen have been requested TO
hold sunlight dance Tuesday afternoon
Tor tho purpose Of furnishing amusement
/ for those not employed on that day.
The dance viii be run the same at the
Saturday night series. with Gilbertson's
orchestra. Gents Soc ladies free. Dane
ing from to 6 o'clock.
The second and last presentation OF
Rob Roy MacGregor under the auspices
of Clan Gordon at the opera house Sat
urday night was attended by fair sized
audience With the experience Of the
previous night to aid them, the members
l0f the cast were even more successful
in the presentation Of the popular piece,
The new Vermont railroad commits.
sion, composed of John w, Redmond Of