The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

! II. A. Holt was business visitor in
Cabot yesterday
Sale of silk waists, $2.0s, $3.50 and
S3OS, at Vaughan's.
Are you getting any of Abbott's clear.
aDce sale? Others are.
Mrs. Patrick Brown is visiting friends
in Boston for few days.
Tenement to Rent--seven rooms on
Averill street. Apply to c. w. Ayerill
w. G. Carlin of Malone, N. Y, is
spending several days in the city on bus
mess.
Imported and domestic perfumes, toilet
waters and sachet powders. AT Barre
Drug company.
Remnants of all kinds at bargain
prices. Henry w. knight, successor to
Veale q knight.
NJ. NJ. Gordon returned home this
morning from short business trip to
Ryegate and Wells River.
Louis Mutt returned last night to his
home in Albany, n. ", after few days
visit with friends in the city.
Gilbert Beor of Richmond. Va. ar
rived in the city last night for ten
days visit with relatives in Barre.
James Kearney of jefferson street re-
turned yesterday from short trip to
lis former home in Champlain, n. Y.
For Sale--Cottage house, corner Of
Nelson and Hill street. Would rent TO
right party. Warren F. Richardson
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Wood Of Low
ell, Mass, are visiting Mr.. aud Mrs.
Dwight Fl. Cutler Of Jefferson street.
Edward Flanders of jefferson street
has returned to this city, sitter short
visit with his mother in Lebanon, n. II.
Come early and get two pounds Of
chocolates for 25c. or Is sweet oranges
for 25c. N. E. Fruit Co, Saturday,
Dec. 80.
Harry Colombo expects to leave 10.
night for New York City, where he will
visit relatives until the latter part of
January.
Henry Bennett returned to-day to bis
home in North Troy. after few DAYS
visit at the home Of w, F. Morey on
Cliff street.
Public dance, Miles hall, Saturday.
n. =. 0. p. orchestra, 4. w. Bruce.
leader Gents SOC, ladies free. Refresh.
ments included
Outing flannel, l-2c yard, at perry's
on Saturday. This is our regular Toe
outing; TO reduce our stock we make
the price only 7 l-2c per yard
A. Restelli and Charles Keith left
yesterday afternoon for Philipsburg. p.
@, where they viii pass few days fish
ing through the ice on Lake Champlain.
r. b. Crandall post will give a smoke
talk at their hall Saturday az , p. m.
All soldiers, Spanish war veterans and
sons Of veterans are invited i. i.
Smith.
Look in our window and see for your.
self that we are offering the biggest
and best sale for Saturday, December
80. Come in and give us trial The
New England Fruit Co
Gordon Cosby of Derby Line, a grad
uate of Goddard seminary in the class
Of 1910 and wen known in athletic cir
cles at the school, is visiting friends in
the city for few days.
DR.. Fred d. Larochelle, who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Larochele, of 9S Railroad street,
leaves tonight to resume his duties in
the New York City hospital.
Russell Hoyt. who has been passing
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. Hoyt, Of Summer street.
leaves tonight for Philadelphia to re-
sumo his studies at the jefferson Medical
college.
Calder & Richardson invite all their
customers to call and get safety match
box They also have few boxes for
new customers, which win be sent with
their first order. You make no mistake
in buying their special nut coal, coke or
wood Phone 449W.
Cases in city court against Abraham
Sickle, charged with keeping with in
tent to sell, and Arthur Milne and Leon.
ard Morgan, who are held on larceny
charges, were continued by Judge H. w
Scott yesterday afternoon until January
s. Bail was furnished for the appear
ance Of each respondent.
Chocolates that are right in every way
taste as good after Christmas as before
There ar many different brands, but
"Belle Mead Sweets" are the kind that
stand the test and are without any ques-
tion the kind to eat, because they are
made from absolutely pure material and
done to turn. Exclusive agency, Barre
Drug company, Depot Square Drug store
Making a Six-Ton Cheese" A re-
markable picture showing in detail the
construction of the worlds largest cheese.
When this mammoth sweetmeat was
successfully constructed recently by Mr..
Nicholas Simon, of Appleton, Wis, it
proved to be an object of worldwide in.
terest. Some idea of its magnitude
may be had when one considers that over
seventy-tons of milk, $50 pounds of
cheese salt, and thirty-0ne pounds of
rennet were used to make this cheese
weigh six tons and over. The milk came
from 5000 pure-bred Holtsein and Guern-
sey cows, through the agency of some
$4,000 farmers. The cheese is over eight