The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Mrs. W w Calder il very IN with
bronchitis.
Special prices on Standard sewing ma
chimes at Fits
Read the advertisement of Moore q
Owens on page 2.
Mrs. u Garrity is reported to be some-
what better to-day.
r. r. Parker left yesterday for a
weeks visit in Boston.
A. NJ. stafford left yesterday for
business visit in MolrisYille,
Al j Bartlett went to Boltonyille yes
terday for visit with relatives.
John D. Smith left to-day for visit
with relatives in Brownfeld, Maine
Edward L. Rennie Of Chelsea was a
business visitor in tins city yesterday
Rodney Fraser left yesterday for a
few days visit in Boston and vicinity.
James Daw left yesterday for bust.
ness visit in Boston and Quincy, Mass.
/ We lead in low prices on warm foot
wear ard rubbers. Eastman Brothers.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver jewelry. Burr, the Jeweler.
Try Landers' 5 cent Havana Leaf and
Spotted Jacket cigars, o. No. Main St.
See emblems and scarf pins, also latest
thing In bracelets. w p kidder 4 70.
The Il b. @. r. win mention the kind
Of social for December II at a later date.
Take notice.
The Frank Mcwhorter company has
the best makes Of underwear, including
the Munsing union suits for men and
boys.
James Nicol returned yesterday from
! GAINESVILLE, Ohio, where be has been
working for some time. he is seriously
i'll.
Miss Frances Davis Of White River
Junction ii visiting at the home Of her
grandparents, Mayor and Mrs. John Rob-
ms.
VIII all those donating articles 10 the
Presbyterian fair kindly bring them TO
the church Wednesday, or hand 10 some
Of the solicdtorsi
Henry Kent returned to Stowe yester.
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Z. Q. Kent Of
Wellington street,
Bear in mind the public dance at
Woodmen's hall Saturday, December II,
with Gilbertsons orchestra; SOC for gen
tlemen; ladies free.
The annual meeting OF the Ladies'
union Of the Umversalist church viii be
held in the church parlors Tuesday, No.
ycmber "A, az 2;30 o'clock.
If you want your russell shoes made
black, 20 to the shoe shining stand in
Hunts barber shop Guarantee to make
them black and stay black
Was the colonel outwittedi Wen,
come and see Dr. Hill, and then Judge
for yourself, al the Presbyterian fair
Thursday evening, December 10.
c. Al. Churchill and James Findlatef
left last night for Des Moines, Iowa,
where Mr. Churchill has the contract for
the erection Of a large granite cutting
plant.
Special for Saturday; Stuffed cream
dates. Is cents pound; fresh made
chocolates and bonboHs, mixture, Is
cents a pound; peach blossoms, Is cents
pound Freshly made Saturday at the
Barre Candy Kitchen.
Mrs Jane Hunt. who has been serious
~ I'M MA 4s4,n,,c
al the home 81 her niece, Mrs G. NJ Bar.
Der, returned TO her home IN Bethel yes
terday She was accompanied by her
nurse, Mrs. Ida Young.
This Is the last week Of the closing
out Of the grocery stock at the Cruick
shank store Better come in and get
the rest ef these goods at about your
own price. Goods delivered 1881 North
Main street Tel lila.
Special for Saturday: Home made
chocolates and bonbons. 20 cents per
box; fruit candy, Is cents per pound,
two pounds Tor rs cents; nrolasses kisses,
chocolate, walnut and vanilla. Is cents
pound, two pounds for % cents, at
the New England Fruit Store.
Neil Twomey's decentralization Of Au-
glista J Evans famous novel of southern
fife, st. Elmo" will be seen IN this
city at the opera house tonight. Mr.
Twomey Il an able writer and master
OF stagecraft, and with such material
as the author Of the book has provided,
there is sufficient assurance Of an unusual
production 1t win be interpreted BY a.
metropolitan cast, and carload Of spe-
eially built scenery is provided for the
setting
r. A. Kinney, Vermont state superin
tendent of the American Sunday School
union, viii speak at the Boutwell, school
house Monday evening at O'clock, illus
trating the lecture with stevopticon
views. Tuesday evening he will speak
in the George Wheaton school district
and Wednesday evening at the Cutler
Corner schoolhonse 1t is hoped that
good attendance will greet him in each
place. A collection will be taken for
the benefit Of the Sunday school union
The duplicate whist match, played in
the Nincitia club room last evening be-
tween four members OF that club and
four from the Apollo club Of Montpelier
resulted in victory TOR the Apollo club.
w L. Laird and j. r. Brooks, Apollo
club, defeated A. B. Curtis and G. j..
Lease BIZ score Of 10 To s.; Fred "A.
Rowland and Charles Lowe, Apollo club.
defeated James Mapkay and O. j L.
Matthews BY score OF to 0. The lat
ter game was even up to the last tray,
which the visitors won by three points.
George b Milne, Alexander Milne and /
F G. Little went TO Washington yaster- /
day where the ininod Herbert Taylor on