The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-22
TALK OF THE TOWN


Special sale of Christmas shirtwaists
Saturday. Paris Shirtwaist house
Whist party in Foresters hall Friday
evening, December %, at 8 o'clock.
After hard days ,(ork, try Miers
sanitary barber shop. Six BARRIERS.
George Gumlaw went TO Burlington
to-day on a few days business trip.
Brine Cameron of Marshfeld was in
the city yesterday on business trip.
A son, weighing IL pounds, was born
yesterday TO Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Palmer.
Mrs. D. Berton Pike and son of Plain
field visited friends in the city yester-
day.
Utility toilet cases in leather, silk,
and linen. All rubber-lined, at Davis
The Druggist"
You can purchase more chocolates at the
Red Cross Saturday Quimby's assorted,
2 pounds for 25c.
II Hansen has returned to this city
after passing several days in Boston and
Chicago on business.
Ralph Caryana left to-day for Ausa-
BILE Forks, N. ", where he will visit
relatives for few days.
A pair OF skates and hockey stick
viii more than please the girl or boy.
AT the n. ID. Phelps Co.
William Bissette left this noon for
Sherbrooke, p. O., where he win visit
relatives until after Christmas
William Rossi left last night for us
former home in Westerly, r. T., where
he will pass Christmas with reletiyes.
James Forrest Of Laurel street left
last night for Toronto, Ont, to remain
with relatives until after the holidays.
For our Christmas special we are sell
ing Is sweet oranges for 25c. They are
very good value. At Dyersi Fruit Co.
Miss Alice V. Beckley OF Orange street
left this noon for Brooklyn, n. u, where
she win spend the holidays with rela.
tives.
Mrs James t. Kenefck of Washington
street left this noon for Burlington,
where she win pass Christmas with rel.
atiyes.
Mrs. W. E. Mittiguy of Enosburg,
Falls is visiting at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. Margaret Mccarthy, of
Brook street.
The Christmas tree and exercises will
be held by the Union Sunday school in
the Boutwell, district tomorrow (Sat-
urday) evening
Desirable presents in the shape of mu.
steal instruments at the Vermont Fruit
store. Our line includes all grades OF
violins, mandolins, etc.
nanoo so.;.1 Ia Nh in c,1,
evening, +. w. Bruce, leader, in at
tendance. 80 cents per couple, ladies
free, including refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Salmon and Mrs.
Dagire, who have been visiting friends in
this vicinity for the past week, left to-
day for their home in lberyille, p. Q.
Mrs G. f. Swan and two daughters,
who have been visiting relatives in this
city and East Barre for the past two
weeks, returned to-day to their home in
Amherst, Mass.
A summons meeting Of the T. O. o. L !,
NJ T., win be held in X Of G. hall Fri.
daq, Dec, %, at 7 p, m. Election Of
officers, also initiation, Refreshments
will be served
Miss NJ. L. Walker has especially new
and attractive designs in silverware.
iewelry and fine glass; also novelties in
brass goods, Wallace Nutting's fine pic.
lures, calendars and cards
At the Barre Drug Co.'S Drug store.
corner Main and Merchant streets, can
be found new goods, fair prices, and
what they have in the holiday line is
of 'the best" and up-to-date.
The children of the Baptist Sunday
tlool will meet for rehearsal Saturday
afternoon at o'cleckSlst the church. The
parents are requested TO see that the
children are at the church on time
A number of the friends of Miss Flor.
enee NJ. Granger made her surprise
visit last evening on the occasion Of
her 18th birthday anniversary, Ashton
Holt, in Behalf Of the guests, presented
her gold bracelet.
The Barre branch train due to reach
this city at 1856 p. m was over four
hours late last night, owing to deraiI
ment on the main line below st. Adams.
Several Barre people coming from long
distances were greatly Inconvenience by
the delay.
Gideon Dickson. who has had charge
Of part of the construction work in
the new federal building, leaves tonight
for his home in Amsterdam, N. Y, to
pass Christmas, after which he will 20
to Wallingford, Conn, where another
federal structure is under way.
Miss w. f. Rowell has the exclusive
sale of Adams fine chocolate creams
tidbits. mints and other choice chocolate
confections. These have pure fruit fla
vors and are put up in attractive one.
fourth, half and one-pound boxes.
Price, go and so cents per pound.
The captain of the local Salvation
Army corps announces that women of
the city, who are lpanning to bake pies,
etc, for the army's annual Christmas
dinner, may leave their contributions at
the hall tomorrow noon. Preparations
for the dinners are going on already, and
as many as fifty families, comprising
two hundred people, will probably be
fed on Christmas day.
The front trucks of car No. 81, of
the street railway went off the irons
at 2:l5 o'clock yesterday afternoon
within few feet of where the Wash
ington street and main lines converge.
The accident caused considerable incon-
venience, although there was little de-
lay oceasioned in the service. The emer-
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