The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Mrs. Wiggs and the cabbage patch
Congregational vestry.
Carl Miles of Waits River was busi
ness visitor in the city to-day.
N +. Pierce of Burlington was a busi-
ness visitor in the city to-day
p. c. Owens returned this afternoon
from a visit with relatives in Burling-
ton.
Ladies. save time and money; bargains
at domestic booth, Congregational yes-
try
Bernard Corcoran returned this after
noon from Burlington for visit at his
home.
The little son Of Fred c. ordway has
been very sick with bronchitis, but is
now on the gain.
Mrs Nellie v. Richards OF Brookfeld
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. i. j.
Densmore for a week or more.
Great money saving prices at Fits
Look at our table linens for the hoH-
days. At Fits
Mentholettes, the best cough drop, for
sale only by Davis, the druggist, Sc the
package.
Notice! Owing to Nicols orchestra
being otherwise engaged, there viii be
no dance in Woodmeus hall Satur.
day, December g.
Mr. and Mrs. Silvio Cardi arrived in
the city last evening from Schenectady,
N Y, and will reside here.
Eugene Tracy reformed to-day to
Readyille, Mass, att,r a weeks visit
with friends in the city
Time to protect weak lungs. Fine
stock Of chest protectors at Hendricks
from which TO select
Supper will be served in the Baptist
church Tuesday, December 6, from $3.50
Co Z o'clock Look for menu tomorrow,
The condition of Robert Brown of Bias.
sett street who has been confined TO the
house Tor several days, is improving
steadily.
W. A. Hamilton's granite office, in
charge Of F. W. Bancroft, has been
moved from the Dodge block to room
SO in the Miles block,
Friends OF Mrs A. II. Rowell win be
glad to learn that she is slowly improv-
ing, after being quite i'll with bronchitis
and a touch Of pneumonia.
Special sale of oranges prices, Zoe,
25e. soc and 40c per dozen Raisins re-
ceived to-day at 20c per pound; fresh
malaga grapes at lsc per pound. At the
Vermont Fruit store.
Auction sale at seven o'clock this even
ing, for William Brodie, at No. 1853 No.
Seminary street; beds bedding, springs,
dressers, commodes, chairs, eroelery,
glassware, etc c. F. Smith, auctioneer.
Special for Saturday; Molasses klon.
dixie l5c per pound; peach blossoms, l5c
per pound Boston chips, 20 cents per
pounds homemade chocolates and bon
bons, 20c per pound, at the Barre Candy
Kitchen
The Bijou management reports an ex-
traordinary patronage this past week
due no doubt to the unusually excellent
program offered there To-day's feature
picture is an |. NJ r., entitled Repaid
with Interest
This is no mere advertising scheme,
but n plain fact, which we viii guaran
tee-that our Christmas cards and book
lets now displayed are the largest and
best assortment ever shown Many new
designs, including pleasing line Of en-
graved cards Kenyon 4 Co.'S Cash Bar
gain Store.
Charles H. Wishart, having resigned
his position IN the GrAnlte Savings bana.
is now devoting his entire time to the
work of secretary Of the Barre Granite
Manufacturers association, in accord
ance with the development of the asso-
ciation's plans to broaden the scope OF
the organization. Mr.. Wishart's office
is in the headquarters of the association
in the G. w Averill building.
The Dreamland theatre presents to-
day "The Sergeant" a story laid in the
great Yosemite valley during the eigh-
ties. Col. Westley has an only daugh-
ter who is the one softeniug influence
in his rugged nature. She is fond of
taking morning rides over the trails,
and is usually accompanied by Robt
Adams, a sergeant at the post. and who
is detailed by the father to look after
Der safety. The eompanionship of these
young people soon ripens into love. aud
despite the disparity Of the rank Of
Adams and his sweetheart's father. they
plight their troth. No picture ever made /
abounds in such a gorgeous array Of
scenic backgrounds.