The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-16
TALK OF The TOWN
Holly for sale at browns,

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Wertheimer gloves for gifts at ABB
bolts.
II II Is a fur coat or fur.lined coat,
go to the Frank MeWhorter Co.
Call at Holmes the jewelers., for your
Christmas watches and iewehy.
Desk fittings In new designs in dull
brass at Miss Walkers Hales block
Ladies' and gents fur.lined gloves and
mittens from the Frank McWhorter Co.
Just what man or boy will appreci.
ate for his Christmas can be found al
Moore & Owens,
Mr. and Mrs, John j.. Harding Of Vor.
shire were guests al the home OF i. w.
farnahm last evening
The over the Tea Cups club viii meet
with Mrs. y. l. Smith Thursday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock
i At Perry's you will find new designs
IN art goods Mexican work table cen
tiers; prices from 25 cents up to 50. See
them.
Mrs. Agnes Williams returned to-day
from a visit in Albany, \. Y. She was
accompanied by her sister, Miss Lizzie
Comosky
/ Mrs. l.. =. Austin returned last night
from Manchester, y, H., where she has
been for several weeks during the last
illness of Mr.. Austin.
Miss NJ. A. Miles and Miss Mary ow.
ems returned last night from Maiden,
Mass, where they went 70 attend the
funeral OF a relative.
Mrs A. o. Cummins of Montpelier will
open her annual sale Of hand painted
china at Homer Fits store, Saturday,
Dec. 10, at 10 o'clock
The Heminway and the Richardson
embroidery silks can be found at the
Ladies' Specially Shoppe, corner Of Main
street and Keith avenue.
William Mackay arrived in the city to-
day from Baltimore, where he is attend
ing dental school, and viii spend the
holidays at his home here.
Vogers AIinstrels had some good stunts
to show the people OF Barre last night,
and the performance was appreciated by
the fair sized audience in attendance.
Parents. please take notice There will
be rehearsal for the primary depart
ment of the Congregational Sunday
school, Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
An tho children who in any way take
part in the Christmas concert at the
Baptist church, are asked TO meet at
the church Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
A regular meeting Of Division No. I,
A. O. H., will be held on Thursday even
ing, December II, at 1880 o'clock. A
fun attendance is requested; important.
Per order, the president.
Peter LeClsir, who was kicked by a
horse at his blacksmith shop in Wash
ington, few days since, was brought
to his home in this city last night. His |
condition is improved and his early re.
oovery is expected.
"ARagged Hero, "at the Theatoriumiso one
OF the greatest sensational dramatic pie !
lures seen here for some time. THE |
Caterpillar Engine" is a novelty picture, |
and this engine is without doubt one OF
the greatest pieces Of mechanism ever
invented.
For the accommodation Of those wish.
ing to procure steamship tickets, the
Office of n. B. Ballard, steamship agent,
in the Miles granite building, viii be
open each evening from until o'clock,
excepting Modnay and Saturday even
ings, when it viii be open from 9 until Q
o'clock.
The case Of Charles Martelli, charged
with breach Of the peace in striking
Frank Goldsbury In Diversi's pool room
yesterday morning, is being heard in the
city court this afternoon before q jury
composed of A. f. Dodge, John Hardigan,
o. n. Canton, James Scott, G. w. Averill
and William Oliver Martelli is defend.
ed BY Attorney John w. Gordon and
Grand Juror Z. r, Davis is prosecut
ing.
w. w. Smith, the station agent in
Sutton Junction, p. O., who was knocked
in the head by hired assassin and left
on the tracks near the station in 1894,
is eanvassing the city for the sale of a
book written by him containing the story
Of the attempt TO take his life and Of
the circumstances connected with his be-
ing ousted from his position by the influ-
enee Of the saloon element, whose en-
nifty he had aroused by his prosecu-
tions.
See the pictures at the Comique TO-
day. Never in the history Of this pop
ular playhouse has 1t enjoyed such a
popular program as the one oered to-day.
1.-THE Fortune Hunters" a sensational
dramatic subject; Jane Shore" a leaf
from English history while a "Trip on
The Nile" brings one into darkest Africa,
where Natures most wondrous wonders
IRE brought almost to your very door.
This program deserves the crowded
houses that see it.
Concerning the announcement pub.
ished yesterday that Goddard seminary !
has been willed $4,000 by Mrs Sophia NJ. :
pease OF Hartford, the following state
nent is given out from White River {
junction: 'grhe announcement is made !
hat by the will of the late Sophia NJ
7ease Of Hartford, Goddard seminary !,
will be benefited to the extent Of about I
10000 This comes as somewhat of !
urprise, as Mrs. Pease was supposed to i
ave hardly enough for her own support, =
md needy relatives are left in the West
Without provision. A contest is proba- :
lie"
The Montpelier Argus has this item Of
interest to Barre people; Miss la p
Stakeholder, who has successfully taught b
music in the city for two L
,ears and also taught a part Of the o
ime in Barre. has been offered and ac. Fl
opted position as instructor Of music q