The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Charles Bixby went to Hardwick on
business to-day.
Read the advertisement Of Moore q
Owens on page 2.
Christmas candy made fresh every
hour at Mascott's.
Mrs b. A. Eastman Of Camp street
is III with pneumonia
Watches, clocks and jewelry AZ
Holmes, the ieweler
Apollo chocolates for those who dis.
criminate. At Red Cross.
Mems pure linen initial handlerehiefs,
l21ac each, 40 Naughan's.
Rings. scarf pins, crosses, lockets and
chains at WI d. Kidder 4 Co.'S
Bill folds, medicine cases, PERFUMES
no fancy prices at the Red Cross.
Most complete line Of mearschsum and
briar pipes Id Barre at Marrion's.
Just in diamond rings from 5000 to
$4,000, at w. d, Kidder & Co.'S.
Thomas Massey left yesterday to spend
the holidays with friends in Montreal.
Rings Of every description, from the
diamond to babies rings, at Holmes.
We lead in low prices on warm foot.
wear and rubbers. Eastman Brothers.
Ladies' and gents fobs. lorguettes and
vest chains at M p. Kiddsr s. Co.'S.
New and second hand pianos for sale
or rent at Gould's, SO Spaulding street,
Constable NJ b. Nichols went to South
Ryegate this morning on business trip,
All the new things ID neckwear and
mufflers from the Frank McWhorter Co
Try Landers' s cent Havana Leaf aud
Spotted Jacket cigars, % No. Main st.
Fred shorey left today for 4 ten
days visit with friends in Sherbrooke,
Que
Edward Reynolds went to Burlington
to-day to spend the holidays at his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman ciiley went to
Newbury to-day to spend Christmas with
relatives.
III. ]. LaRoe went to Burlington yes
terday to spend the holidays at his home
in that city.
A new line 81 NUTS and searfs for
Christmas presents, at Perry's. What
can BE- betterf
G. N. Field left this morning for his
home in New York, after few days
business visit in the city.
All kinds Of nuts, $50 a pound. Dates,
three pounds for 25c. Mixed nuts, l5c a
pound. United Fruit Store
Fancy packages 81 highest quality
chocolates and bonhons al prices that
will please you. Red Gross
Loekets, chains and rings for Christ
mas All goods engraved free while you
wait at Holmes the jswelsr-
Briar and meersohaum pipes, cigar
holders and cigar eases. Largest line In
the state Of Vermont, at Marrion's.
The Christmas tree exercises at the
Universalist church win be held In the
vestry Friday evening At Tls0 o'clock.
i pretty 1910 lawn waist for Christ
mas gift See our new line IN holly
boxes at the Paris shirtwaist House
All union barber shops will be open uu-
til 10 o'clock Friday evening and will
close at Il nj. Saturday. Christmas day.
Public dance at Woodmen'a hall Fri
day, December "a. Dancing from till
IL, with Gilbertson's full orchestra; Soc
per couple, ladies free.
The regular eneampnssnt Of Minnehaha
eneampment No 2, will Be held Monday
evening. December Fl Election Of off
GERS and special business
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Brown and
son Of Franklin street lett this after
noon for ST. Adams, where they will
visit relatives for 8 short time
Company H dance at armorv hall.
Montpelier, Friday evening, December al
Montpelier Military band orchestra; Soc
per couple Car 70 Barre after dance.
The meeting of the Ladies Of the g.
A R. Il hereby postponed from the even-
ing Of December "a to December 81 elec
tion Of officers then. A good attendance
II desired
The Crescents Of the Barre Athletic
association will play game Of basket
ball with the Waterbury team Saturday
night, December 20, at s o'clock in the
Church street gymnasium. Admission,
25c.
The Altrurians will meet with Miss
shefburne Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock Members please note the change
IN time Of meeting. It il requested
that the gifts be sent in previous to
Tuesday
There viii lie swell program Of NOV.
ing pictures and illustrated songs at the
opera house tomorrow afternoon and
evening. The afternoon performance will
begin at $3.50, arid the evening perform
ance at and again at s Price 0f ad
mission will be ten cents for adults and
Eve cents for children.
Ray r Mcerath. Barre representative
Of the sullivan Machinery company, will
leave shortly for Chicago, to attend the
annual gathering Of the statesmen of the
company at the Chicago office. There
will be about hundred employees Of the
firm present and the sessions viii con-
tinue through next week
The boys Of the Baptist church have
been doing some strenuous work Of late
fitting Up their gym" They also be
lieye in outdoor port and are TRYING to
secure the Homer Fits traverse. Anyone
having coupons that they do not intend
to use would do the boys j favor by
leaving them at The City fish market
Among the Barre students who returned
to their homes last night for tie holidays
were Henry Soldini. Paul Waterman Ar
thur Averill aud Harold Burroughs from
the university Of Vermont, Max Fisher
from Harvard, James Scott from the
Bryant & Stratton Business college, Vie.
tor Olsen from Dartmouth. Howard Reid
and james Carswall from Norwich.