The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-30
TALK OF THE TOWN


Visit the second floor to-day; lots of
big values; at Vaughan's.
c. L. Hutchins went TO Barton this
morning to remain over the weekend.
The Tourist club win meet with Mrs.
Roberts Tuesday afternoon, January 2,
at $3.50
L. b. Dodge's creamery will close Mon
day, Jan. !, at II a. N, for the rest of
the day
Wallace Coburn went to Burlington
yesterday afternoon for short visit
with relatives.
Members of the ladies' auxiliary. A..
q. H., are requested to meet in the X
of c. hall Sunday afternoon at 2i3o.
John o'Connor Of New York City Is
visiting at the home OF his daughter
Mrs. George NJ. Marion, of Merchant
street.
Can you beat iti Eighteen oranges
for 25c, two pounds of home made choc-
olates for 25c, Saturday, Dec. 3d. n.
+. Fruit Co.
Mrs Ruby Cleaning and son returned
this noon to their home in Malone, n.
" after few days visit with friends
in the city.
Carl Miner, yard clerk at the Central
Vermont station, left this noon for his
home in Riehford 10 pass New Years
with relatives.
S. Campica of st. Albums. section
foreman for the Western Union Tele-
graph company, was business visitor
il the city to-day.
Mrs Georgia Moore, who has been
passing several months in this city, went
this noon TO her home in Lyndonville
for an extended stay.
james Bennett returned last night aft
er a weeks visit with relatives in Hard.
wick. Mrs. Bennett and child will re-
main for q longer visit.
Members Of the Il. A.. A. o. r.. are re.
quested to send in their due books 10 the
financial secretary on or before January
| for the annual audit.
William Cook, who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. James Cook of Highland
avenue for several weeks, went to his
home in Cabot this afternoon.
Eighteen very sweet oranges, Csc; 10
nice bananas, 25c; extra large banans.
25c d dozen; all kinds of fruit in sea
son. United Fruit Co, 70 North Main
street.
Mr., and Mrs. Douglas NJ Barclay and
little daughter, Katherine Marion, went
this noon to Randolph, where they viii
pass New Years at Mrs. Barclays for
mer home.
Hats ranging in price from s4 to ri
marked down to Sl.gS, S2.9s and 1858.
one Of kind, but every one bargain;
also few soft felts at rs cents, to close.
Mrs. H. s. Miles, 10 No. Main street.
DIR. D. G. Jarvis viii leave Monday
night for New York, where he will sper1
a month in the New York Eve and Ear
iniirmary. His office in the Rowland
block viii remain closed until Fehrl.
airy |.
Dayhght dance Monday, New Years
day, in Miles hall from 2 until 6 D. nj.
Also combination dance in the evening
from s until 9. Admission. afternoon
session, gents, Zoe; evening session.
gents, SOC. Ladies free. Refreshments
included. NJ H. O. P. orchestra, u. wv.
Bruce, leader.
Arthur LarochelIe, who has been
spending the Christmas vacation with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Larochelle, Of Railroad street, leaves to-
night for Philadelphia, where he viii
resume his studies at the Jefferson Med
ical college.
Barrett & Bane and the Davis Bros,
the vaudeville acts at the opera house.
viii close their engagement tonight.
Three reels Of new pictures will BE-
shown to-day. Among the number is 4
great western drama. 'Pioneer Days.s
There will be two performances tonight.
at 700 and at $3.50.