The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II See the new pictures at Ilale's."
Children's bath robes, $3.50, at Fits
II See the dress suit case silk umbrella,
II at Burr's.
II Christmas handkerchiefs, it pays to
H buy at Vanghan's.
II Every pipe Marion sells is guaranteed
4 not to burn out or crack.
\ Miss Florence Slayton commenced
\ work yesterday at the Red Cross pher-
H macy.
H Companion court, No. ISL |. o. H.
\ will hold its regular meeting tonight
| at 1880
Marion has larger line o. pipes than
| all the stores of Washington county
combined.
See the Frank McWhorter Co.'S ad. in
! to-day's paper for the final reduction of
prices for Saturday.
George A. Dodge of Waits River ar
rived in the city this morning for a few
days visit with friends.
Miss Louise Birnie returned last night
to her home in Boston, after spending
ten days with relatives in the city.
Ernest Ericsson of Summer street left
to-day for Pittsford where he will re-
main for a few months for treatment.
Insurance policy premiums coming dae
next winter Join the Christmas Saw
ings club at the Barre Savings Bank &
Trust Co.
! Miss Mabel Mccarthy of Claremcat
N. H., is visiting in the city for several
days as the guest of friends on Wash
ington street
| Ewardando Rosson of Berlin street
returned this morning from Hardwick.
! where he has been visiting friends for
the past few weeks.
John Warner and Charles Moore of
| Willamstown, Mass, are visiting in the
city for few days as the guests of
friends on Pearl street.
Miss Nellie j. Roben OF Averill street
is employed as clerical assistant in the
fruit department of Sidney j. Spaiford's |
warehouse on Granite street.
If you want to see good show, 90
to the Biiou, Special feature two-recl /
l0l Bison, "The Massacre Of the Santa !
Fe Trail" also other pictures.
~ Gamesey OF Brooklyn, n. Y, is |
spending a few days in the city on bus
mess. Mr.. .Gamesey is the owner of /
the Gamesey Watch company at Brook
Ign.
Miss Frances Davis of White River
Junction arrived in the city yesterday
and will visit at the home OF her grand
father, John Robins, Of French street.,
for few weeks.
William Charles, who is employed at
the General Electric company at Lynn,
Mass, returned to-day to pass a few
weeks at the home OF his parents on
Washington street.
The Baptist Sunday school will hold
its annual Christmas eouncert on Snu-
day evening at o'clock. There will
be special music by the choir and spe-
cial exercises by the primary depart
ment.
Henry G. Whitaker. managing ed
itor of the American Stone Trade left ,
to-day for his home in Chicago, after /
spending several days with his parents, ,
DIR. and Mrs. f. y. Whitaker Of Mcr I
chant street. 1,
This evening the Royal. Areanum will
hold a regular bi-weekly meeting in 4
the X. of p. rooms in the Blanchard !.
building. Following the business meet
ing a social evening viii be enjoyed, con
sisting of musical entertainment.
Lunch viii be served.
Louis Quimby, the young drug clerk i
employed at the Red Cross pharmacy, d
who sustained severe injuries to his left d
eg in fall last week, has been taken h
% his home in Claremont, n. H. Re- b
)orts received from the young man to- I,
lay state that an X-ray examination n
II the injury revealed fractured ankle,
which viii require several weeks in
iealing.
The Peoples Lighting, Heating & Pow !,
n Co. started a gang OF twenty men this
morning on ditch which will extend y
rom the Blackwell street bridge to the q
smith street intersection, thence down. @
smith street to point opposite Young ii
Bros granite plant sx-inch gas y
main will be laid in the ditch. and gas IA
onnections will be made with Ioungl :
fuS. pant. lONtSlbilS VIII Ut iHhuf
0 extend the system along Smith street
s far as Berlin street in the near fu- J.
ure. 1t is hoped to have the work coH- /
leted within u week. d
The ID. A. Perry Real Estate agency !
las sold the farm in South Roxbury :
wned by Leslie X. Murray to Mr. and y
irs. L. J. Irish of this city. The farm u
omprises over lao acres and it is under
TODD that the consideration was a nom a
nal one. The deal was consummated r,
through Walter l.. $. Wilcox, the More I,
own agent for the local company. 1t n
understood that Mr. and Mrs. Irish :
Ian to move to their newly purchased :"
roperty early in the year. :.
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