The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-12
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings TerseIy Told for Busy
Readers.

Readers.
See Perry's nd. Of real estate on the
seventh page.
Drive whist at odd Fellows hall, Sat
urday evening.
January fashion books are ready at
Veale & Knights.
Mrs. Jonas Martin left last night for
Jersey City, n. Y.
Abbott's handkerchief come direct
from the importer.
Christmas belts, new designs, one In
a box, at Vaughan's.
Buy your Perfection oil heaters at the
n. d. Phelps company's.
Public dance in Worthen hall, satur.
day evening A. Minnie and Il. Minnie.
Nurses by applying at Davis drug
store win be furnished with package
Of Clinical Charts free.
Don't 60 with cold feet when you can
get warm shoes for winter at NJ. Char
bonneau's, Gordon block.
j. B. Babcock Of Montpelier is clerking
in Davis drug store for few days dur
ing the absence OF Mr.. Davis.
Suit cases, bags and umbrellas for
your holiday gift; make your selection
from the Frank McWhoFter Co.
Public dance at NJ. w. of A. hall,
i Saturday, Dec. 18th, with Gilbertson's
orchestra, admission for gents SOC, ladies
free
A large and attractive display Of
Christmas aprons viii be on sale at the
Gift Shop" Congregational vestry, De-
ccmber 10.
We are taking a big loss on filrs. We
have too many furs, consequently you
can own fur scarf for little money at
Perry's on Saturday.
An entertainment will beg iven in con-
nection with the Christmas sale, on Fri
day evening, Dec. IS, at Odd Fellows
hall. All invited, no admission.
A full line Of perfumes and toilet ar
tieles at special bargain prices this week
at the Art Store, Hale building, Mrs.
Edith w. Richardson, proprietor.
All those who are looking for unique
inexpensive gifts for Christmas will find
Just such articles at the Gift Shop 10
be opened in the Congregational vestry,
Wednesday afternoon, December IS.
Rivolgetevi da Antonio Giachino per
qualeineu Inca do novigazione via
Cherboug, Harye, Lisbona, Napoi 9
Geneva. Partenze tutti giorni Prezzi
Ridotti. A Giachino, agent, Barre, Vt.
Reynolds & Son, who have been agents
for the Ingersoll Rand drill supplies, will
in the future carry a complete line OF
! their goods. Mr.. Frost of Montpelier,
their local representatives, will look al.
ter your wants,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. hutchinson enter
tanned the bridge whist club at their
home on Wellington street last evening
There were four tables of players present
and after the cards light refreshments
were served.
Notice is hereby given by the trustees
Of the Thomas Brady bankrupt estate,
that they viii on December l4 1908, at
2 o'clock, sell at public auction all book
accounts, at the Office Of Ricahrd A. Hoar
in Miles granite building, city of Barre.
Richard A. Hoar, trustee.
HOLSTERS, Lobsters!--At the Pearl
street Rathskeller, Saturday evening, be-
tween the hours Of and II, one lobster
and two quarts Of steamed clans will be
served in Lobster hall only. Price ST..
Additional Holsters. SOC each. These sup-
pers will be continued each Saturday
until further notice.
Remember that you are TO purchase
your Christmas gifts and aprons at the
Gift Shop" in the Congregational YES
try, Wednesday afternoon and evening,
December l6 From $3.50 until o'clock |
a chicken pie supper will be served. |
An exceedingly fine supper IS promised |
for the small sum Of 25 cents.
s. j. segei a CO. offer for Saturday in |
their mems clothing department 20 mems !
fine kersev oyereoats in black, blue and I
brown and oxford grays, some with vel |
vet collars, some with a fur collar with |
nice heavy satin lining, regular price
from $1,000 to $500. choice for SataIr
day at only $1,000 each. Now is a good |
time to buy an overcoat here.
Donald Blake, senior deacon Of Graz
lite Lodge, William Bradbury, high priest
of Granite Chapter ana d. h. Davis, cap
tain general of ST. Aldemar command
cry left on the midnight train last night |
for Manchester, N. H., where they at.
tended the funeral at two o'clock this
afternoon Of Leslie P. Austin. The Rev.
II. A. Poole, who is to ofIieiate at the
funeral, also went last night, as did L.
G. Gritfiths, who is to sing.
A hearing was held in the county
clerks office AZ Montpelier yesterday for
taxing the costs in the case Of the Gran
lite Savings Bank vs. James B. Campbell.
in the last term Of county court the
plaintiff was given a decree Of foreclosure
upon the property and the hearing yes
terday was to ascertain what the inter
est, taxes, costs and other expenses
would amount to. The total was S2,6ll.-
IL This gives the bank possession Of
the property. but there il also second
mortgage and attachments upon the
The parties helding these may
according to law redeem the property by
settling all accounts, and it is expected
hat this win be done. The attachments
are held by Frank A. Walker, Walker &
5iallison, while Katherine Sterling holds
The second mortgage Mr. Campbell pur-
biased the property from the Bond es.
az. fa- a. Ann