The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-23
TALK OF The TOWN

See Christmas week spscials--Fitts
adv.
Call at Holmes, the jewelers., for youl
Christmas watches and jewelry.
A. H. Powers OF Randolph was In the
city to-day on business visit.
For the hoys--electrle engines at
browns, prices zoe and sl00 each.
New lot OF the latest sheet music just
in at shepard's Sporting Goods Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mears OF Marsh
field were visitors in the city yester-
day.
Fred Langevin left yesterday for
Rouses Point, N. X, 70 spend tho holi.
days.
Arthur ordway leaves tonight for
claremont, n, H., TO spend the holi.
days with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. M. Downing left
Yesterday to spend the holidays in
Hardwick with relatives.
Those wanting Christmas gifts should
read the Peoples Shoe Store advertise
ment on the eighth page.
Best 1909 calendar In city given with
box Of Havana Leaf sc cigars at o. Sum.
mer street. G. w. Lander. manufacturer.
Miss Lucille Even left this morning
for a ten days visit with relatives in
Dover, N. H., Boston and Taunton, Mass.
Lionel Holmes, who has been visit.
ing his brother. Lawrence Holmes, re-
turned to his home in swanton yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elliott have re-
turned from Kinnears Mills, P. O.,
where they were united in marriage on
December 16 by the Rev. NJ. A. KEEL
logg.
The Comique show to-day is a wonder
"The Dancing Girl" and Man and Wo-
man" are really good dramatic pictures,
while "Court in Session and "The Groc.
er's Show" bring many laughs. But the
star picture is "The Bull and Tiger
Fight This battle royal between these
animal kings is very interesting and
something that you perhaps viii never
have chance to see again.
The Imperial Scots concert company
who appeared at the opera house last
season will give another concert on
Saturday afternoon and evening, Dec
ember 26th. The company Is said to
be stronger than ever this season, in.
GLIDING j. NJ Hamilton, the great
Scotch tenor, Ruby seath Grant Scot
lands sweetest soprano, Fred Barclay,
a pocket edition Of Harry Lauder, and
Andrew Mackenzie, pianist. See adv.
for program.
A big Christmas ad. full Of useful and
appropriate suggestions Is A. A. Smith
& Brothers to-day on page 4. II gives
very complete list OF such things as
neckties, gloves, mufiiers, handkerchiefs,
etc, with prices. Many Of the articles
advertised are put up in dainty holiday
boxes just right for sending away or
presenting personally. The store Is full
Of new stock of the latest designs and
fashions. They cordially invite every
body to step in and look around, even
il they don't think Of buying. Plenty
of statesmen to attend to customers.
While loading wood at Bolster's wood
shed yesterday afternoon, Leonard st. |
John found man rolled up on the |
wood asleep and thinking it a cold place
1oI nap lOiiFa the man lhto ms eleu
and turned him over to Officer earle at |
the police station. The officer locked
him up in a cell and last evening after
he had slept of bis jag brought him into
city court on the charge Of intoxication.
The man gave his name as John Shea
and his place Of residence as anywhere"
but recently had been working on the
electric company's dam at East Mont
pelier. He pleaded guilty to being in
toxicated and paid fine of IS with costs
Of $3.50.