The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-06
TALK OF THE TOWN
Lion Brand warns. Horny w. Knip

Lion Brand yarns, Henry w. knight
See 24-inch fancy buck for 4Oc at Alb,
bolts.
Big sale of silk waists. Paris shirt
waist House
Mrs. Edward j.. Parker will spend the
weekend with friends in Burlington.
Watches, chains, lockets and pendants
Tor Christmas at Holmes, Gordon block.
what does baby sayS See Hooker's
dow. ~"
eordon Riddell, jeweler 90 North Main
street, Tor bracelets, lockets and neck
chains. "V'"
Clan Gordon minstrels will rebearse
saturday night at o'clock in Clan Cor.
don hall, Bolster block,
Regular Saturday night dance at How.
iand hall, December 7. Riley's orchestra.
tents, soc; ladies, free.
Mrs. Nellie Bianchi of North MAR
street left last night for a weeks visit
win relatives in Boston.
Mrs, Clarence Edgcrly Of Richmond
lived ~ the city last night for a
''Sie with relatives,
fur baby carriage robes, doll car.
riages, baby walkers and lots of other
things for baby at Hooker's.
Special two-reel |. NJ. p. feature at
the Bijou to-day; also a comedy, 'All
on Account of Widow"--Adv.
Miss Kate Mulcare returned this
morning to her home in Rutland, after
spending several days with friends in
the city.
Mrs. David L. Dana, who has been
visiting relatives in the city for a few
days, returned this morning to her home
in Middlebury.
Peter Mcintyre and George McCaf-
frey arrived in the city last night from
Boston, expecting TO spend several days
in this vicinity purchasing stock
The entire stock of children's hats to
close out at so and rs cents each %
and 35-cent ribbons, in all colors, Is
cents yard. Mrs. C. r. Wood, over
Hendricks drug store.
Notice to our customers-All special
orders for Christmas shirt waists and
silk dresses must be placed not later
than December to insure delivery.
Paris Shirtwaist House.
Special sale this week of package
goods at Miss Rowells Specialize
Shoppe." New designs in tie racks, col
lar boxes, pillows, etc. Each package
contains material to finish.
The Ministers Monday club will meet
on Monday at 1880 a. IN. in the par!or |
Of the Congregational church, Barre,
when a paper will be read by Rev. y. H. |
Newell of the Methodist church, Barre,
On THE American Newspaper"
All union carpenters are invited to be |
present at the regular meeting OF union !
No. 4sl, next Monday evening, December
}, for election OF officers. Refreshments |
will be served afterward BY order OF /
president w. II. Messer, rec. sec.
The L. n. club met at the home of
Mrs. Henry Dale of Green street last |
,vening. A social hour was enjoyed at
,he close of the evening and Misses Mae
ind Bertha Dale gave very pleasing
'iano duet. Light refreshments were
served
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Biyby, who have
been spending several days with the
ormer's mother ON Elm street, returned
his morning to their home in Norris
lille. Mr. Bixby has recently discon-
inued for the winter the automobile
tage which he operated between Nor
isyille and Stove.
King Baggot, leading man for the /.
r., is making quite as enviable
anne for himself as an author as he has
photoplayer. He is the author OF this
wo-reel photoplay, "In Old Tennessee"
nd also plays the lead. You all know
THAT he is as an actor. Come and see
fhat you think Of him as an author. At
he Bijou.
The aldermanic street committee hear |
ng to have been held in the council 1
hamber yesterday afternoon was post
oned to Monday at lao O'Clock in the
fternoon. At that time all persons
lterested in the proposed resurvey OF
Washington street may appear before /
ne committee. II