The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-07
TALK OF THE. TOWN
Christmas linens al Fits.

II Christmas linens at Fits.
"Maid Best aprons. Henry W. knight
Royal llannelette robes and skirts
Henry W. Knight.
Auction sale Saturday ut p. m.
Pearl street. o. II. Hale, auctioneer.
s. c. Butler returned to Woodsvill,
to-day, after few days business visit
in the city. ,es
II. Il. Shaughnessy of AIedford Mass.
was among the business visitors in the
city yesterday.
Order brick Of Dodgc's vanilla or
strawberry ice cream for your Sunday
dessert. Tel, 233-W.
"A Dream OF Christmas, violin, cello
and harp trio, Hear il played on the
grafonola Mt Ilooker's.
Thomas Bagley, who has been visiting
in this vicinity for several days, re-
turned to-day To Reading. Pa.
/ c. NJ. Booth Of Essex Junction, who
has been passing few days in the cltyi
returned last night to his home.
Fancy select oysters, 40 cente pei
quart. Smoked haddock, 10 cents per
pound. none better. Try them. East,
man Brothers. VI
Charles II. Dudley, the well known
sporting goods dealer from Hanover, J.
H.. was among the business visitors M
the city to-day.
Fred Canton left last night on bus-
ness trip through northern New YORK
in the interests OF the granite manufac-
turing firm OF Canton Bros.
When the name Blasius goes on a
piano, the quality has gone in. 1t marks
the experience of fifty years high-grade
piano building. Sold by II. A. Gould.
Deston Fuller. student at Goddard
seminary, left last night for his home at
Ostervile, Mass, where he will remain
until the opening Of the winter term at
the seminary.
The postponed basketball game be.
tween Goddard seminary and Northliald
high school, which was to have been
PLAYED last night, will be contested at
the Church street gymnasium Tuesday
evening
All union carpenters are invited to be
present at the regular meeting of union
No. 4sl next Monday evening, December
o. for election OF officers Refreshments
will be served afterward. BY order of
president, W. II. Messer, rec. see.
House. barn and one-half acre of land
on Merchant street extension, at low
price for immediate sale. Price il $3.50
less than il cost the present ownor, You
can keep COW. hens. etc. here and re-
duce the high cost Of living. You will
have to get busy as this offer il for this
week only The d. A. Perry Real Es-
tate Agency, Barre, Vt.
A number Of young ladies met at the |
home of Miss Ruby Head, 40 MaP.e ave /
nue.. Thursday night and organized a /
club. called the Moonbeams. The follow /
ING officers were elected: President, Miss /
Ruby Head; vice president Miss Edith I
Hamilton; secretary. Miss Mildred Greg
ware; treasurer, Miss Jean Milne. After
the business meeting, light mncehm
was served and the guests departed to
heir respective homes.
A very enjoyable evening was spent At
he home Of Mr.. and Mrs Andrew AL
an of 10 Pleasant street. last evening
when Master John aud Miss Bessie Al
an were surprised by about 80 OF their
friends. The evening was spent in play
ne games and later refreshments were
crved. The occasion of the gathering
yas because of the approach Of the time
81 their leaving for their home in Scot
and. In behalf of the company, Master
Iohn was presented fountain pen and
Hiss Bessie a locket and chain. The
arty broke up at late hour and an
Wished them very pleasant Journey
nd hoped they would soon be back
gain.