The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Waco bottles, $l00, at Fits.
Buy your Christmas aprons at Fits
Give her a pair of LaFrance shoes
at Fits.
i Come to Vaughan's this evening, lots
Of good things for Christmas gifts.
! Make your selection from our book
counter for that Christmas gift. G. y
Kenyon & Co.
Miss Kate Coburn of Plainfield is
spending several days with friends on
Washington street.
James Manson of Philadelphia, Pa, a
former resident of Barre, is passing the
holidays in the city.
/ just received "A new invoice OF popu-
lar copyright books. Retail SOC each.
G. N. Kenyon a Co.'s.
Carlo Columbo of Bolster place went
to Mortified, where he will make a
weeks visit. with relatives.
Make your Christmas merry one.
Join the Xmas saving club at the Barre
Savings Bank 4 Trust company.
Mrs. Louis Locust of Prospect street
has gone to North Adams, Mass, where
she will take up her residence.
s. G. Hinsdale returned this forenoon
to his home in Charlotte, after spending
few days in the city on business.
Angus A Smith Of Perry street has
returned home, after spending several
days in Montreal, p. O., on business.
w. T. Calder of North Main street
has returned home, after spending sew
eral days in Montreal, p. O., on business.
For the next three days | am selling
all of my best pipes at cost. Can anyone
beat this for pricess Lander Cigar store.
Master Theodore and Miss Constan-
tine Mascot left yesterday for Rurlirg- |
ton, where they will visit over the hol-
days.
John G. Wyllie of Ia Mount Vernon |
place left this forenoon for Newark, |
n. r., where he will visit his brother I
for few days.
Mrs G. J. Durkee, who has been
spending several days with relatives in
~
turned home to-day.
Mrs. Grace B. Elliott, who has been
spending several days with relatives in
the city, returned this morning to her
home in St. Johnsbury.
William Mitchell, who has been spend
ng several months in Boston, arrived
n the city yesterday for an extended
visit with his father, Harper Mitchell,
If Cottage street.
Fred d. Beekley, who has been con-
ined to the City hospital for several
weeks, was taken to his home on Park
treet to-day in B. w. Hooker & Co.'S (
ambulance. Mr. Beckley's condition is
much improved. Ii
The Perry & Noonan ambulance took y
'yron w. Wright of Prospect street
rom the City hospital to the residence /,
( w. A. Perry on Washington street :
his forenoon. Mr.. Wright is rapidly
from a serious operation
yheh he underwent at the hospital i
ew weeks ago. ?
The joint committee of Clan Gordon
nd ladies' auxiliary fair wish to extend J
hanks to all those who in any way ~ :
sted with the work and entertain
lent of their recent fair; also to those a
no contributed articles or money, and Il
, the public for its generous patronage
lring the fair week. James r. Elrick,
'cretary of fair committee. Il
Fresh from the mint-New money is :,
eing given out in change at Smith & n
itf1afu nA l,wsa
Tying at the place where you meet all
oney. Special this evening e
'rk loins, IL cents per pound. just the q
ling to freeze. We are oyerstockei, ie
wing to everyone buying turkeys.
DIR. Ben Ridder, the millionaire tramp. b
no last summer attempted to test G
lie legality of collecting two nickel h'
res for a trip TO Montpelier over the y
&. NJ. traction line, recently refused m
pay the tunnel fare of lie at the pt
trance TO the East Boston tunnel. He q
opposed to test the right of the transit on
mpany to charge a tunnel fare after
e passenger had paid his regular. His
fusal to pay did not result in prose
ton.
At the Herman Lee Ensign memorial Z
untaiH this forenoon. lightly shod
rise slipped on the icy slope leading up
the dog trough and before the driver \
ald rein him to his feet, one shaft 4
4 been broken and the animal sus-
med a bad cash on one of the fore
offs. Bystanders. who witnessed the
nhap say that il was due to dull shoes
ecial Humane Officer George shannon = ee
: issued a warning 20 horse owners ~
I declares that trouble awaits the on
IN who neVlects 70 see that his horses 70
J sharply shod. ll'