The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

Indian blankets at Fits
See our line OF pure silver at Burr's.
Gold fish and aquarium at Hendricks.
Cuff buttons, stick pins, etc, at Burr's.
Cut prices on all musical instruments
at Goodfellows.
A new line Of ladies' waists for Christ
mas at Perry's.
Christmas jewelry at Holmes engraved
while you wait.
| A large line Of cuff links at w. Il.
Goodfellow & Co.'S,
/ c. II. Copp of Essex Junction was in
the city yesterday.
Buy fur set, just in, at Perry's ana
make someone happy.
/ The place to get shaved is Miers' bar
Der shop. Six chairs.
/ Low prices on all Christmas goods
at Hendricks drug store.
/ Auction Of cows at South Barre Sat
urday, Dec. "a, at P. m.
Children's white handkerchiefs, zoe per
dozen, at Veale B knights.
Holiday specials on second floor New
corset covers At Vaughan's.
| Steven Prentice Of Holyoke, Mass, has
been spending few days here.
| Charles r. Martin of st. Adams was
| a business visitor in the city yester-
day.
Special sale this week Quimby's
chocolates at the Red Cross. Two pounds
for 25c.
| A meeting OF the Glenugie club win
be held at $3.50 this evening in Wood
mems hall.
/ Mentholettes, the best cough drop, for
sale only by Davis, the druggist, &c
the package.
Edward DuPauw, soloist at the Dream
land theatre, went TO his home in Bur
Ilington to-day.
The boy scouts OF the Congregational
church meet in the church vestry this
evening at 7:30
The new things in Christmas neck
wear, 25e and SOC, from the Frank Nc
/ Whorter company
Terrence Mcclure Of Graniteville left
/ yesterday for a visit with relatives in
Whtefield and Berlin, y. H.
Harry w. Averill Of the university Of
| Vermont. Burlington, is passing a two
weeks vacation with his parents In this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Guilmette returned
yesterday to their home in Malone, n
~, after spending several days with rel
atives in the city.
Bernard Comiskey Of Port Henry, u
H. arrived in the city yesterday and
win pass the holidays with relatives
here and in Graniteyille.
Uno grande assortimento di cravetts,
guanti, fazzolett, gilets fantasia, ber-
rette al pelle, bauli, valigie sono a sua
esposizione mel negozio Frank McWhor.
ter Go.
Miss Kathleen Lebanon. who has been
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Miles OF South Main street, re-
turned this morning to her home in
Burlington
We are making candies every hour.
Buy where you get 1t pure and fresh,
direct from the kettle. Special to-day,
ribbon candy TO cents a pound. New
England Fruit Co
Tony Romans Of Prospect street, who
was struck by stone from a blast at
the river bed excavation last week, is
still confined to the house and has not
Yet regained the nse Of his foot.
Miss Eva smith, who attends Bos-
ton university, arrived in the city last
night and viii pass the holiday vacation
at the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs ". D. Smith, OF Summer street.
William Ward has force Of men
engaged in cutting his ice crop at South
Barre Work began yesterday and Will
be continued until the entire crop is
harvested The ice is is inches thick
and OF good quality.
The following stringed quartet viii
assist the regular quartet in the must, !
at the concert in the Congregational
church Sunday evening" Edwin Bruce,
first violin; Harold Hsylett, second VIC
lin; John MCGOWAN, viola; Lyle Perry,
cello
Christmas viii be observed at the Con- /
gregational church Monday evening, Dec. /
90. with trees and concert. The concert /
begins at p, m. This is to be given
by the children and promises to be very
good. All the parents and friends are
urged to attend The distribution OF
presents win be at the close Of the con
cert. The committee on trees soEcits
one gift for each child from parent or
friend and would like to have them
brought or sent TO the church early Mon
day afternoon.