The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.

TALK OF THE TOWN.
It's coming, and coming soon.
Our Christmas furs are now in. Perry's
Sale begins this evening at vaughans
Abbott's oyerstocked sale this week
Vermont souvenir playing cards at
Fits
Chamois vests, the very best, at Davis,
the druggist.
Sale OF children's coats at The
Vaughan Store.
B. G. Webster Of Cabot passed Sunday
with friends here.
See Mrs. Wigs and the cabbage patch.
Congregational yestry
Sale begins this evening; read our ad.
yertisement. Faughan's
great variety Of lace collars and
Jabots just arrived at Perry's.
Charles Albisetti OF 90 Foster stree,
is confined to the house by illness.
Chamois vests to protect your chest,
the very best, at Davis, the druggist.
Ladies, save time and money! bargains
at domestic booth, Congregational yes
try.
William Reynolds went to Boston yes.
terday for a few weeks visit with
I friends
J. w Vaughan will leave the city
tonight on a short business trip to
Boston
Wanted To buy some second hand
show cases. Apply at Aqua Puua build.
ing, Granite street
Mrs. Luther Stanhope returned to-day
to her home in Brushton, N ", after
spending week with relatives in the
city.
n Riley's orchestra win furnish music
for dancing at the Ladies' OF Clan Cor
don fair, December s. 0 and 10, How.
land hall
Matt Haley returned this morning,
after a prolonged stay in Michigan on
business, during which he visited Mans
tee and Grand Rapids.
4 + Brunell and A, Bettini will leave
tomorrow for New York, where they
will take passage for Italy to spend the
winter at their former homes.
Mr. and Mrs Vernon Spence returned
Saturday to their home in Hartford,
Conn, after passing ten days with
friends in this city and vicinity.
Dainty iabots for well-dressed ladies,
assortment Of fancy bags, toilet articles
and embroidered linen at sale, December
and Z at Congregational vestry.
The students Of Miss Hamiltons elo.
cution class at Montpelier seminary viii
present the play, "A Time OF His Life"
at the chapel on Friday evening Of this
week.
4 William Bailey, who has been confined
to his home on Eastern avenue by IN.
ness for the past two weeks, was able
70 resume his duties in Ladds store this
morning
Remember the date OF the Ladies OF
I Clan Gordon fair, December 50 aud 10,
Rowland hall. A fine program will be
furnished eacn evening. Dancing from
10 to r.
Miss Mary A. Corcoran, accompanied
/ BY her mother, Mrs Michael Corcoran,
went TO the Fanny Allen hospital at Bur
lington yesterday for an operation for
appendicitis.
Weather strip for doors and win.
dows best in the world, all wood, abso-
lutely air tight lasts a lifetime. Send
postal Herbert A. Rugg, sale agent,
rs Hall street
4 A nice line of useful and fancy arti.
eles for sale at the L. OF G. G. sale.
just the time to prepare Tor Christmas.
Remember the dates, December s, and
I 10, Rowland hall
! The most complete line Of Christmas
post cards booklets, gift books, place
cards calendar pads, seals, etc, to be
found in the city is now displayed at
Kenyon & Co.'S Cash Bargain Store.
Hugh II. Carpenter, who has been act
ing as private secretary for Congress
man Frank Plumley at Mortified for
the past month, returned TO his home in
this city Saturday and resumed his work
in the office Of States Attorney J Ward
| Carver.
"The Red Girl and the Child" at the
Dreamland theatre to-day is one of the
most sensational and stirring pictures
and full Of action ever exhibited in
Barre. This picture shows one Of the
most daring steps a cowboy win take
to protect an Indian girl he loves. Come
and see TO convince yourself
The answer to the question PROFOUND
ed by "Dice" in letter to The Times
to-day is that the man with three
would not be counted in either first or
second place, but that the two places
would 90 to the men who were tied orig
inally for first, they taking position in
the order Of the play-ofT of the tie.
Sunday arrivals at the hotel Otis fol-
low: G, + Parker, Burlington; F. A.
Walker, Hardwick; r. c. Mcdonald,
Plattsburg N. y; c. H. Harvey, Lyn-
donville; y Albert Jennings, Bangor, Me-;
G. A. Levy, Chelsea; c. ". Littlefeld,
New York City; g. d. 2. Putnam,
Worcester, Mass W. B. Murray, Quin-
cy, Mass; j. II. Murdoch, Randolph;
y. /. Barnes, Albany, n. Y; +. A.
Spaulding, Plattsburg. N. y; George
Wallace, New York City; A. d. Mclver
Vershire; ". II. ITolbrook, Newport.
"Mandy Hawkins stood out like fine
etching in the merry-go -round of yaude-
vile" The above was the criticism OF
David Belosco, after witnessing the beau
tiful playlet, played BY Mr.. and Mrs.
Danny Mann for seven consecutive weeks
at Youngs Million Dollar pier, Atlantic