The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-02
TALK OF THE TOWN
New furs at vaughan's.
See Abbott's overstocked sale.

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See Abbott's oyerstocked sale.
Auction sale at the City Auction
Rooms tonight.
Miers' sanitary barber shop, the home
of particular men.
For few days a ten-cent initial
handkerchief for five cents at Vaughan's.
+ Riiey's orchestra furnished music for
the Company II dance in Montpelier last
night
Fancy ribbons for fancy work at Hen.
Try w. Knights, successor TO Veale 8
knight.
George Kingsley of Saxtons River has
been passing few days in the city on
/ business.
For jewelry and silverware that have
quality, got to Holmes, the jeweler, Cor
don block.
Harry Wishart returned to Chelsea
yesterday, after passing a few days at
his home on Camp street.
Floyd Elliott left this morning for
Charlottesville, p. q, where he expects
to pass the winter with relatives.
Louis Quimby has resumed his duties
in the Red Cross pharmacy, after pass
ing several days at his home in Clare
mont, n, II.
Mrs. A. M. Pierce of Currier street,
who has been passing several months
with relatives in Lenox, Mass, returned
home last evening.
| Don't fail to see the welcome Of Apollo
in the "Flower Nymphs' Surprise" on
Wednesday evening Dec. 9, at Rowland
hall. Admission, l0c.
One hundred and fifty pounds of chick
en- will be made into chicken pies and
served at the Congregational church,
December ~, from to 7 o'clock.
Allen Carger and son, Kenneth, who
have been passing few days with
friends in the city, returned Yesterday
afternoon to their home in Westport,
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The ladies' aid society of st. Monica's
church will hold supper in Woodmen
hall Tuesday evening, Dec. 8, from TO
o'clock Everybody cordially invited.
Admission, 25c,
Miss Katherine Mccarthy, who has
been passing few days at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Margaret Mccarthy,
OF Brook street, returned yesterday aft
ernoon to Bennington.
James Donahue and friend, Mr.. Buck
miller, who have been passing few
days at the formers home in Granite
ville returned yesterday afternoon to
Burlington to resume their studies at
the university Of Vermont.
Millinery, big markdown. IS and 50
hats now S3.4s; So and $3.50 hats now
Sl.9S, Beavers, $3,75. These hats must
be closed out at some price. Now is the
time to buy. Remember the place
Messer's store, lfain street.
] heard one Of the committee of the
apron table say that they had about
fifty aprons to dispose of at Rowland
hall Wednesday and Thursday evenings
Of next week. So come early and avoid
the rush, also get a good seat for the
operetta.
The /. O. F. and their friends invited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Amedes to the Worth
en- block last night, the occasion being
a reception TO them on their return
from their wedding trip, Dancing was
enjoyed until late hour and Mr.. and
Mrs Amedes were given purse of mon
ey,
Only short time from now to Christ
mas. Better get busy early. The store
that can furnish useful articles will no
doubt receive good patronage Look
in at the Barre Drug company's drug
store. The stock is all staple everyday,
useful goods and are reasonable in price
Get your order in for Belle Mead sweet
chocolates early.
Howard Brothers are offering an at
tractive fetaure to their Christmas trade.
They have on exhibition at their store
a beautiful doll, which will be given
away to the girl who receives the largest
number of votes awarded on cash sales
before G p. m, Dee. 20. Customers are
invited to visit the store and ask for
particulars and conditions OF the contest.
All men and young men should keep
in mind the lecture, Tuesday evening,
Dec, 5, at the opera house, by J. n.
Barss. There is no charge, The lee
ture is arranged in the interest of the
people of Barre, in keeping with the
great awakening for civic and social re-
form. Mr.. Barss is an unusually strong
speaker and knows what he is talking
about. Come.