The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-06
TALK OF THE TOWN
Buy your Xmas linens at Fits
It's coming, and coming soon.

Sale Of ladies' waists at Vaughan's
Christmas goods coming in at Perry's
Abbott's overstoeked sale this week
Fine linens for Xmas gifts at The
Vaughan Store.
Edward M. Rich Of Richford was in
the city yesterday.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's,
Chamois vests and lung protectors at
Davis's the druggist,
How about sewing machine for the
Xmas giftl At Fits
J. w. Vaughan went to Boston last
night on business trip.
Leo Provost Of sherbroobe, Que, is
passing a few days with friends here.
C. f. Smith went to Fairlee to-day to
conduct an auction sale for NJ c. Wood
ward
A Maish comfort from Perry's store
would make an acceptable Christmas
present.
We take yearly subscriptions on all
magazines at less than publishers prices.
Barre Book Store
The Ladies Of Clan Gordon win hold
their annual fair in Rowland hall De-
cember s. Q and 10,
/. MONT and A. LeDezia OF Winooski
have been visiting friends in the city
for the past few days,
Bernard Sawtelle Of Farnham, Que,
has returned home, after passing a few
days with friends in the city.
The young mems class of the Baptist
church is to have business meeting this
evening in the class room at 1880.
Weather Strips-Doors fitted with
Dcdge's patent o, 1. Clever. r. +. D. l,
Montpelier. Tel, 347-3. Montpelier.
Nichols Healy Of the Barre Candy
kitchen has returned home, after pass.
ing few days with Mrs. Healy in Bur.
lington.
Miss Flora Corti, who has been spend
ing four weeks with relatives in this
city, left Saturday night for her home in
Batavia, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs Jackson Chambers re-
turned yesterday to their home in Island
Pond, after visiting with relatives in the
city for the past two weeks.
Regular meeting Of the Modern Wood.
men Of America Wednesday, December
7, at Z o'clock, at which the annual selec.
ton of officers viii take place. A good
attendance is desired.
Clyde Howell, former resident Of
this city and until recently night oper.
atOr at Montpelier Junction, has secured
a position as operator for the Boston 4
Maine railroad at West Lebanon, n. II.
Mr. and Mrs, c. ]. Breen, who have
been visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles LeClair of Summer street,
returned yesterday to their home in IN
derhill
Maccabees, notieel Regular review Of
Harmon hive, No. |, L. o. r. NJ will
be held Wednesday night at 1880 o'clock.
Election of officers. All social members
win take notice that this is the month
to pay their social tax Per order lady
commander.
The funeral of the four months-old son
Of Mr. and Mrs Joseph TrembIy Of
Ahern place, who was found dead in bed
yesterday morning. was held at the house
this afternoon at o'clock The burial
took place in the Catholic cemetery on
Beckley street
Transfers and expressmen. attention
A regular meeting OF the teamsters and
expressmen's union, No 20, win be held
Ia the painters hall, Main street. Thurs.
day evening, December 8, at 1880 o'clock,
Business Of great Importance will come
up for discussion at this meeting, so let
all English and Italian members be pres
ent. William Kerwin, secretary.
"Geel ain't it cold" was the common
expression heard on the street this morn
ing, az people were hurrying TO and fro
to their work, and 1t was cold, for the
says that he found it 20 degrees
below the zero mark on several thermom-
eters in different parts Of the city at
an early hour this morning As late as
six and seven o'clock many people found
the mercury then down TO 10 and Is be-
low 1t began growing colder early and
at o'clock last evening the zero mark
was reached.
The Vermont Poultry association has
issued its premium list for It's fifth an.
nual exhibition which viii be held De-
eember "a 30 in the old Methodist church
building on Church street The premium
book contains AS pages in all and in
cludes the premium list, officers and
directory Of the members of the associa,
ton These books can be procured by
calling at the stores of +. M Lyon or
A. P. Abbott or by writing to the secre.
tary, Edward Chesser
Uncle Toms Cabin to be seen at the
opera house tonight, has always proved
a strong drawing card. The Martin pro-
ductiou has been pronounced by the
press to be the most magnificent of any
ever presented on the stage, the scenery
and effects costing many thousands OF
dollars. Six man.eating Siberian blood
hounds have been trained to participate
in the drama, and among the speciality
features are the original Georgia shout
ers and jubilee singers, who viii render
plantation songs, quartets and refrains.
The latest craze in the dance line, known
as the "Swanee Shine will be present.
"a aIsp many other features.