The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-15
TALK OF The TOWN.


| Watch fob and bracelets at Holmes,
the ieweer.
see hand painted china At Mics Kent's.
December Is to "a
6. NJ. Wilson Of Boston visited friends
/ IN this city to-day.
White apronsa large variety for
Christmas at perry's
james r. coutts went to st Jolnsbury
to-day on a business visit
Try our new Kid gloves They give
satisfaction Veale 4 knight,
John O'Leary went to New York for
a few days visit with friends
See Abbott's new Christmas waists in
muslin and allover embroidery
Cold and silver crucihxes and rosary
beads at Holmes, the ieweler.
The Socialists will meet in the Wheel.
ock block this evening A. seven,
The finest line 81 iewelry Al the low
est prices Holmes, the jeweler
o G Taylor Of Burlington was busl
ness visitor IN this city yesterday.
Gale II Bennett went to Boston to-.
day on few days business trip,
In Fits shoe department, ladies' gait
crs. l0c pair, one pair TO each customer.
William Murphy went 70 Hartford,
Conn, to-day TO visit his mother, who i
i'll
Mr.. and Mrs. George l. More went
to Boston to-day to spend weeks va
cation.
Cigars in holiday packages cigar cases,
cigar holders and best pipes lowest price.
AZ Red Cross
You can save money on holiday gifts
By trading at the Union Clothing com
pany's forced sale.
George Webster left this noon for
Westerly, r. l., to spend two weeks
vacation at his home
Regular meeting Of the Modern Wood
men 81 America Wednesday, December
70, at P. M sharp
Lockets. chains and rings for Christ
mas AN goods engraved FREE while You
wait at Holmes, the ieweler.
Harold Burroughs. who IS attending
the business college at Burlington, Isl
visiting his home in this city
Dr.. Clarence Forbush returned 70 his
home n Springfield, Mass to-day, after
q yisit with friends ia this city.
Bibles, diaries Catholic prayer books,
Christmas stationery, tags, seals. let
ter-. booklets and gift books at the
Barre Book Store.
A regular meeting Of The Owls club
will Be held in ForesterS' hall "Wednesday
evening. December l5 at 7 o'clock. Re-
freshments will b. served.
Tony A. Giachino Il preparing and
win have for the Christmas trade fine
assortment Of fancy fresh fruit, nuts
and confectionery 20 select from
Special sale tomorrow at TNssie
Brothers Of pigs liver at 81 pound
and best bacon at poe a pound. Extra
nice. Order early Telephone %.
Friends and relatives in this city Of
Mrs. Jacob Harder, i'll, Of Haywards,
Cal. who was Miss Abbq r. Webster,
have received word that she Is the moth
er Of a son, born November 4.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis ye..
terdav were IT. j. Daigie Mr.. and Mrs
8. $. feuter. i A. Bond. Burlingt0n VI
Fl. Hutton, Decatur. IH; C. P. Reynolds
Mansion, Ohio; John z. Mccall, Hard, |
wick.
A basket hall game Il being Arranged
for Friday evening between the Spauld |
ing high school team and team repre-,
senting the Alumni Of The school The /
game will be played 40 the Church street |
gymnasium
Mrs. G. VI. Co.'s 81 Montpelier wilt
have her annual exhibition and sale 81 /
hand painted china at Miss Kont's mill.
merry store. Dec. l3 to "a a good line
Of pins and small articles suitable for
Christmas gifts. Orders taken for any /
article not III stock.
". J. Lougheed & Co. had the work
Of putting in the heating apparatus fer
the new Rowland Bros, & Cave block
10 far advanced to-day that steam from
the furnaces was turned on for the first
time. II viii be some time before the
building il ready for occupancy
L. Ginsburg arrived from New York
last night and announces to-day his in.
tention to dispose Of the entire clothing
stock Of the Arcade store in the next
ten days and yacate the block. To ac.
eomplish this, special underpriced saIe
will be instituted Saturday morning.
Mr.. Ginsburg gives a. a reason for clos
Ing out his business here the generally
condition Of things in this Vi
entity.