The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Ideal Christmas gifts at b. W. Hooker
& Co.'s
Anniversary sale Of coats and furs at
Vaughan's.
Good all.around cook wanted at the
Hotel Otis.
Frank Larkin was in Northheld on
business yesterday.
Wallace Cobufn went 20 Burlington
to-day on business VISIT
You can save a discount on all cash
sales al Neale q knights.
NJ. Lee Aiken has moved from Branch
street TO u Highland avenue.
Alarm clocks from 500 up. G. Rid.
edll, Matchmaker, p Elm street.
Public dance at Worthen hall this
evening. Director, Andrew Minnie
Paul Guyette Of Marshheld was a
business visitor IN the city yesterday,
Samples for customs suits and over.
coats At the MeNhorter Co. store.
f. n Rogers returned yesterday from
business visit in North Woodstock
y. II.
A. +. House and Norman Pratt Of WI
Jamestown were visitors in the city last
evening
Mrs. Edward Deforge returned yes.
terday from several weeks visit 10
Burlington
Stop and think, then think it over,
before buying piano. It's economy,
II, A. Gould
Call at Lymans, 80 North Main street,
Ayerill block, and get "a pictures Of
yourself for Poe.
Uniyersalist Church; the Rev, Charles
r. fenney Of Boston will preach in the
morning al l0;30 o'clock.
The Tourist club viii meet with Mrs.
Lazelle, Monday afternoon at the usual
hour, for a social time.
sabato. - Dicemhre la vecchis flo
drammatiea rappresentera lie IRE Orfa-
nellie" dramma in atti.
Alex joss and William Patterson left
last night for North Carolina, where they
will work during the winter
j. A. Comolli and A. Malnatti returned
yesterday from several days visit in
Boston and Quincy, Mass, and vicinity.
Freshly smoked herring just arrived at
the City Fish Market. Special low price
for Saturday, 10 cents regular size box.
Mrs. F. P. Houston, who has been
visiting az the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. James r Higgins, returned today
TO her home in Mortified.
There win be Christmas recital at
Goddard seminary on Tuesday evening
December s, at 5 o'clock. Everyone is
cordially invited to attend.
Tie job Of hauling 400 logs from A. f.
Batchelder's farm 70 the mill at East
Montpelier and the lumber 20 Barre viii
be let by Mr. Batchelder. Bids wanted.
The funeral Of Alfredo Fontana, who
died Friday morning, will be held from
the home OF his brother, Angelo Fontana,
80 Foss street, Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock The interment viii be in the
Catholic cemetery.
A regular meeting Of the l. o. o. L.,
NJ. T., viii b. held Monday evening, De
cember Z, at o'clock. Nomination Of
officers. Work, the pink degree Re-
freshmeuts will be served All officers
and members are requested TO BE- present.
Pr order w. G.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday were 4. Graham, Bridgeport,
Conn w ~ Weld. Boston, X. Sella,
Hardwick; |. s. Chase. Providence, r. T.;
Fred ". Putnam, Hartford; C. H. Stan
ley. Albany; Crosby Adams, Northteld;
Z. N. sheldon Burlington.
Special sale Of fresh high grade choco-
hates to-day at the New England Fruit |
Store for rs cents pound. This is an
bargain in candy, New sweet |
cider here Better get some for that |
mince meat Remember to buy Laws
freshly roasted salted peanuts.
4 horse attached to j. f. Browns de-
livery wagon and driven by MI w Ken |
dali. became frightened at a train when /
left standing near Tie TFow q Holden |
shops this morning and came down the
street at lively clip, narrowly escaping /
collisions with other teams. The horse |
SHE'D onto the sidewalk in front OF the |
Gordon block and was stopped by a by |
stander with no damage,
Beauty and the Beast at the Biiou
theatre to-day ii BY far the best picture |
af the week at this popular playhouse.
It's magnificent coiorings scenery and cos
TIMES are treat to witness The song,
"A Man, A Maid, 4 Moon, A Boat" is
the best that Mr. Loud has had to sing
since he has been here. Ii has charm
ing melody, the words are particularly
,atchy, and the slides that 20 with it are
lf the highest class 1t ii many a Satur.
lay since the Bijou has had better
program to present to its assured large
audiences.
The poor Of Barre viii he provided a
good Christmas dinner and treat al usual
~ the Salvation Army. All needy poor
viii he helped, regardless of creed The
Of all the friends is invited
~ Ensign Aetcalf in this effort, not only
n constitutions, but by reporting any
asses of destitutiou. 1t is planned TO
provide a basket dinner. and thus give
he recipient the pleasure Of eating a
rood bountiful repast In their own home
Christmas tree will also be provided
md useful present such as stockings,
shoes etc, are solicited for this
secession. as wen as the usual treat Of
luts and candy