The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Rosary beads at Bur's.

Rosary beads at Bmrs
China at Miss Kents Dec. 10.
Christmas waist sale at Vaughan's.
New aprons, new kimonos, at The
Vaughan Store.
G, A. Hall of Albug was business
visitor in the city yesterday.
You can buy regular $500 fountain
pen for 800 at Hendricks. Special for
Christmas.
Charles c. Abbott Of Plainfeld was
among the business visitors IN the city
yesterday.
Mentholettes, the best cough drop, for
sale only by Davis, the druggist, Sc
the package
Public whist party in Odd Fellows hall
Friday evening at s o'clock Note the
change of date.
Safety razors at any price You wish
to pay, from so cents to $500, at Ken.
bricks drug store.
An opportunity for you to buy hand.
kerchiefs for the holidays special at
Perry's on Saturday
James Watson has returned to his
home in Northheld, after passing few
days in the city on business.
Mrs j. Pelkey has returned to her
home in Waterbury, after spending
week with relatives in the city.
A meeting Of the Condors will be held
in Foresters hall Thursday evening. Dec.
10, at 1880 o'clock. A. NJ. Smith, see.
James G. Prize of Graniteville has 70.
turned home, after spending a few DAYS
IN Wells River and vicinity on business.
Mr. and Mrs. 0ryille Babcock returned
yesterday to their home in Woodsville,
N. H. after spending several days with
relatives in the city.
Nichols dancing class and social
Thursday evening; teaching, to $50;
dancing, $3.50 to IL. Riley's orchestra.
Admission, gents Soc, ladies' l5c.
Cameras, best makes and several sizes,
to close at once at cost and less. Cali
at once between $3.50 and 8 D. M. rear
second story. over the Eastern Estate
Tea Co, L. NJ. Averill.
f. II. Miller. who has been EMPLOYED
on one Of Boyce's bakery carts for the
past two years, has resigned his posi-
ton and will devote his entire time to
operating fish cart in this city and
vicinity
Elccta Blair pleaded guilty in the city
court this morning to a subsequent Of
Tense Of iutoxication and paid a fine.
with costs, amounting to S2Os0. He
was arrested last evening by officer
Dmeen,
The Mission Study class Of the Church
of the Good Shepherd viii meet at the |
home Of Mrs. S. N. Parker, Spaulding
street, Thursday evening. December Is, |
at 1880 o'clock. All women of the parish !
are cordially invited.
Tickets for Alias Jimmy Valentine"
at the opera house Thursday night are
now on sale at Hendricks. This at. |
traction is guaranteed by the manage.
ment to be one Of the very best dramatic |
OF the season.
The Burlington Free Press speaks in
very commendatory words OF the pro !
iuction OF "Alias Jimmy Valentine |
which was presented there last night and
will be presented in Barre tonight. de- |
starring the cast, which numbers fifteen,
was almost without a weak member
and in the leading roles were players
u unquestioned ability"
1t Is seldom that the people Of Barre
nave an opportunity to hear musical
.alent such as they can hear at the
opera house Friday, Dec g. The Bos-
on press Of last week says: "The Bos-
on CALIFORNIAN society has been fortu-
tate in securing w. +. Cockburn and his
celebrated company for their Burns con
.ert the 25th of January next For
description Of artists and program, see
mother part of this paper.
An interesting feature Of the perform.
nee at the Pavilion theatre last night
vas the singing of Il Don't Want No
doom" for the first time BY Bob and
Daisy Cunningham Of New York, who
losed their engagement there at that
ime. The song was written by James
J. Sim, local musician. residing on
Warren street When il was brought be-
ore the Cumninghams tlsay were so i'm
ressed with it that they decided to
dept il permanently as part of their
ct. Mr. Sim is a cornetist in the cit-
ems band