The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Another case Of Chinese lily bulbs at
Emslie's.
Mrs. win Stove is confined TO her
house BY illness.
Nello Maggiani i working In Angelo
Disersis wine store.
A new edition Of Views Of Barre
at o. j. Dodges. 25c
Dollsi dollsl at Perry's, from cents
up 20 $3.50, for Christmas
d. A. Perry and T. II. Clark went to
yershirc to-day on business
A nice assortment ~ house coats and
bath robes at Moore 4 Owens.
H. G Whitaker Is IN with the grippe
al his home on Merchant street.
Flagg's Wonderland Moving Picture
Co, at the opera house tonight
Percy Kier left today TO spend the
holidays a this home in Craftsbury.
George Wheeler Of NIarsnfeld was a
business visitor in the city Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy went to
Westerly, r. H. yesterday for visit
Roller skating sessions from 2 TO 5
and Z to 10 each day and evening Of
this week.
Nothing better for a present than
fur set collar and mutt that you'll find
at Perry's.
Morris Wiley and Harry Levin Of
Boston were business visitors in the
city today.
A fine line Of rings, all new ones and
up-to-date, at L. p Austin's, the watch
and clock man.
Take your picture framing to II. P.
Baldwin. largest line Of picture mould.
ings in this city.
Miss Christine Lovey is working in o.
J. Dodge's jewelry store to-day after
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Young leave to.
night for California, where they viii
spend the winter
John StanIakc left New York Sat
mday to spend the winter at bis home
in London, England.
There will be a meeting Of the Glen
ugie club in Miles hall Tuesday even
ing, December II, at o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Stcmm have moved
from the Morse block to Arthur Youngs
house on the Montpelier road.
Bruce's orchestra at Hales pavilion
Thursday evening. Dancing from TO
IL. Gents so cents. Ladies free.
Dante Bianchi returned to his home in
Woodstock to-day after a weeks visit
with friends and relatives in the city.
An opera glass makes a nice Christ
mas present and you can see a good
line Of them at Il r. Austins. the
watch and clock man.
Mems gloves for all occasions: prices
from Sl.0O to $500 per pair. Yon had
better look them over before you decide
what to give him. Moore & Owens.
Miss Frank Loveioy finished her sea-
sons work as trimmer at Miss Miles
millinery store Saturday and left this
morning for her home III Aver, Mass.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs, Ed
ward Murphy Of Merchant street died
Saturday afternoon ond the funeral was
neld today with interment III the
Catholic cemetery.
Among arrivals at the Northern hotel
yesterday and today were Mr.. and Mrs.
IA. r.. Stearns, Portland, Me-; II. IA.
DuIfie, Jericho; u Gallagher, Cabot; j.
] KENNEDY, Fairfax; Emil Lake and
Amy Maenrinta, Bolton.
The x-year-old son Of Il. Peverelli o.
Elliston street fell on the ice Saturday
and struck 20 that piece Of ice badly
laeerated the ball OF his right eve. Drs.
Sprague and Reid were called and had
to perform an operation, in which they
cut out piece Of the eyeball 1t il
not thought that the boy will lose the
sight Of the eye.
The. legacy hill school closed If
teen week term Friday. the pupils
were treated to candy and popcorn, and
the afternoon was spent in playing
games. The teacher Katheryn Parmen-
ter, was presented handsome water
set by the pupils. Those having no
marks for the term; Mary Mortimer,
Mary Jameson, john Sowles, Henry
Cooley and Edgar Morris Several
others had excellent attendance.
Uncle Josh Perkins, the great rom
edy success, is down for an ngagement
of one night at the opera house on next
Tuesday evening The play IS built on
original lines and is said to be presented
by a brilliant company, who make the
most possible ont Of every type Of char
aeter enacted While built largely for
laughing purposes, there is enough pa
thos, human interest and thrilling situa-
tions umfolded to suit all classes Of men,
women and children, too.