The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-10
TALK or THE TOWN.
silks for waists At vaughan's.


Christmas stationery, Zoe % sl75 a
box, at Fits.
New shopping bags, new belts at The
Vaughan Store.
shawmut rubber advertisement on
page 3 to-day
The Genugie club banquet has been
indefinitely postponed.
Express sleigh for sale. See L. NJ.
AverilFs al on page $.
To-day Il good time 70 get your
hair cut al Miers' sanitary shop.
Signet rings, lockets and bracelets en-,
graved free at Holmes, the jeweler.
The Frank McWhorter company is
anxious to show you It's fur-lined coats.
Public Scotch dance ii Miles hall Sat.
urday evening. Gents so cents, ladies'
free
George Lyon returned yesterday from
Redstone, NJ HI, where be has been work
ing for several months
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. s. Andrews went to
Richmond this morning, TO spend the day
at the home Of his father
Lessons in typography given by en-,
perienced party. Terms stated on appli-
cation Call at Q East street.
Regular meeting Of Canton Vinton,
No. Q, will be held Friday evening az
1870 o'clock Per order the captain.
The Independent Dramatic club will
present a play in Italian next Friday
evening, for the benefit of hospital
fund.
Bear IN mind the public dance at
Woodmen's hall Saturday, December IL,
with Gilbertson's orchestra; SOC for gem
tlemen; ladies' free.
Twenty nice, sweet, medium sized
Florida oranges Sowden q Lyon are sell
ing for 25c, Better buy some at once,
before they are all sold.
Was the colonel outwlttedg Well,
come and see Dr. Hill. and then Judge
for yourself at the Presbyterian fair
Thursday evening, December IT,
Preaching service win be held in the
Presbyterian church this evening at
O'clock. 1he session will meet at $3.50
o'clock The chorus win meet for re-
hearsal at s o'clock, to which all singers
are invited.
Alfred Farland. the celebrated banjo
ist, who gave the recital at the Univer-
salist church evening, left this morning
for Lancaster, n H. he is on tour
throughout the country and next month
will leave for the Pacific coast
The sagwa Medicine company. which
has been in the city the past two weeks,
closed its entertainment at the opera
house last evening and the show troupe
went to Randolph this morning. The
two Indians who have been at browns
drug store will remain there until TO-
morrow
The social at the Presbyterian church
last evening was well attended and an
enjoyable evening spent. The program
included two selections by quartet Of
young ladies', vocal solo BY Miss Emma
Phillips and reading BY Miss Florence
Inglis Refreshments were served after
which marches and games were enjoyed
Dreamland features to-day an extreme
II interesting Selig film @An Indian
Wife's Devotion II well depicts the
great will power Of the Indian when
aroused. Another film Of merit Is The
Keeper Of the Light wild ocean pie
ture with many Il thrilling moment In Il.
Gilbertson's orchestra Of four pieces, i'm
Guiding tramp drummer, will play there
tonight
"The Burning Of Ramev Is said BY
competent critics to be one Of the best
motion pictures ever produced The b.
jon shows ii today and tomorrow II
Il very realistic and il true to historical
facts The eoloring Is good, and the
effect Of the picture on an audience Il
attentionecompeling from the start.
The song Carlnin is singing well to-
day.
Ne David has Just received lot Of
overstoeked goods. Meu's. ladies' and
boys shoes and rubbers 70 20 at whole
sale prices. Boys shoes, Zoe up; rub
bers, 25e up; mems and ladies under
wear at 37i5c; cloth BY the yard, from
71ae 10 l2c, Sale from o'clock in the
morning until 9 o'clock at night Come
in and look the goods over NJ. David,
II Granite street. across the iron bridge,
Tomorrow. according To the usual Gus
tom Of the Salvation Army Adiutant
Hansen will take his stand on Main
street, opposite the Woolworth store,
with the Christmas kettle, and may be
seen there every afternoon from now
until Christmas. to receive the contribu
tions from those who wish to have a
part in helping those families who other
wise would have no Christmas cheer, and
perhaps even lack the neeessaries Of life,
at this festa season 1t is hoped that
no one will pass the kettle BY without
giving something to 50 worthy a cause.
AT the annual business meeting Of the
retail clerks union held Wednesday
evening, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year; President, w.
A. Eager, who was reelected; first vice.
president, Fred Hall; second vice-presi-
dent. George Al Kent; recording secre-
tary. W. II. Thayer; financial secretary
Harley J. Houghton; treasurer, G. S.l
Wallace: delegate to The Central Labor
union, w A. Boutwell, Harley J. Hough. /
ton was elected delegate to the New Eng
land convention Of the r. G. I. P. A., to |
be held in Boston, January 0.
f. r. Stewart Of Warrington West
Virginia, chairman OF the executive com
mittee Of the National Retail Dealers
association. and NJ schlimgen Of Mad /
ison. Wisconsin, a member Of the exeeu-
tive committee Of the M r. M. ID, who |
were in the city to attend the Barre
granite manufacturers banquet, left thiA
noon for their homes Mr. Stewart has
been in the retail business for AZ years. |
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