The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

The Vaughan Store il the place to
buy gloves
Special prices on STANDARD sewing ma
chimes at Fits.
Read the advertisement Of Moore 4
Owens on page ?.
John Kingston visited friends in
Mortified over Sunday,
Herman Campbell went TO Morrisville
to-day on business trip.
Charles Fl, Barton was business visit
or in Wells River yesterday.
Bill folds medicine cases perfumess
no fancy prices at the Red Cross.
Charles Erickson left Saturday night
for visit In Boston and vicinity.
Handkerchief sale. 25c embroidered
handkerchiefs for lOc at Vaughan's'
Don't forget the /. o. g. T. social in
tine X. Of O. hall next Friday evening
We lead in low prices on warm foot.
wear and rubbers. Eastman Brothers
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver jewelry Burr, the Jeweler
Try LAnders cent Havana Leaf and
Spotted Jacket cigars. % No. Main St.
Sec enthlems and scarf pins also latest
thing in bracelets. w. D. Kidder 4 Co.
q. Z. johnson Of Littleton, N H., Is
visiting at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
r. II. Rogers
AT Perry's, we have secured 2 new lot
Of fur neck pieces and NUTS for the
Christmas trade,
The Athena club viii meet with Mrs.
Lease Of Orange street Tuesday evening,
December u, At 1880.
Arthur L. .Averill and Ralph P. Shaw
spent Sunday at the formers home from
the university Of Vermont.
George n. Johnson returned Saturday
from Mona, \. H., where he has been
working for several months.
Walker q Walker returned Saturday
from Lowell. VT where they have been
for week on land surveying job
Miss Emma Benjamin returned to her
home in Rouses Point, n. T.. Saturday,
after a visit at the home Of H. X. Bush.
Those plush-lined, fur trimmed coats
from tlAe Frank McWhorter company at
$500 and $500 should claii4 youf
attention
The annual meeting Of the Ladies'
union Of the Universaist church viii be
held 10 the church parlors Tuesday, No
vember IA az ESQ o'clock.
William B. Mackenzie left this morn.
ing for Boston, where be will take pass
age for Scotland, to spend three
months visit at hts home
Was the colonel outwittedY Well,
come and see Dr. Hill, and then judge
for yourself, at the Presbyterian fair
Thursday evening December 10.
A public whist party viii be given
By ST, John the Baptist society in the
K. Of c, hall Tuesday evening, December
IA Refreshments will be served
James 7. Marion and william Barclay
went 10 Boston today to attend the
annual banquet Of the Quincy Aianufac.
tures' association, to Be beid to morrow
evening
The PhiIomathian club will meet with
Mrs. n. % Phelps Tuesday evening, De
cernheY IA, ut 7;lb o'clock Will each
member please bring renriniseence Of
Vermont
Miss Edith Pirie left last evening for
Denver, Colorado, where she viii spend
some time with her sister, Mrs James
A. Howe. who has resided there nearly
two years.
All children who are to take part in
the Christmas exercises vi the Baptist
church are requested 10 BE- at the church
each afternoon this week at o'clock,
or directly after school
A mock trial will be given by tie
Methodist brotherhood at the social on
"Wednesday evening, December Ii. at 8
o'clock. at the Methodist church. Every
body, both ladies and gentlemen, cor
daily invited.
The friends Of Victor A. Olsen, Barre
boy now attending Dartmouth college,
following his graduation from Goddard
seminary, win be pleased to learn THAT
he has joined the Kappa Kappa Kappa
fraternity there.
Only an Immigrant popular adj
dress on the bright side Of immigration
and its splendid possibilities, at the Bap-
tiAt church Tuesday evening at 1880.
Special music. No admission and no
collection. You ar0 welcome. Eli the
church. Fifteen years drummer,
Norcross stiIl delivers the goods" as
per sample.
The Detroit Free Press says Of the
Imperial Scots Concert company. which
appears at the Barre opera house Tues
day evening. ''Bobbie Burns birthday,
dearest Of Scottish anniversaries, was
celebrated ID the Light Guard armory
last night, and more than $500 people
were in the hall Enthusiasm ran high,
and every number by j. NJ Hamilton
and the Imperial Scpts Concert company
was greeted with one or two encores.
All in al, the entertainment was one
Of the most successful ever given BY the
society,"
Neil Twomey IN that southern ro-
nance, ST. Elmo,r was good at the
Barre opera house Saturday evening, and
Ne was well supported, particularly by
Jean Parrach as The heroine Of the piece.
There was 4 very small audience present
a IL IL.