The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

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See the c. Bau studio ad. for Christ
mas photographs.
New line of flannel shirts. Paris
Shirtwast House.
Winter hosiery for women and chill
dren. Buy them at Vaughan's.
A meeting of the Glenugie club will
be held in the Woodman hall Nov. 80
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At l5c per pair, special sale of la
dies tleece-lined hose, at Perry's on
Saturday.
See our line of silk dresses. Make
very acceptable Christmas gifts Paris
Shirtwaist House.
Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Cutler of Island
Pond are spending few days at the
former home of DR.. Cutler in South
Barre.
Miss Morgan's dancing class meets
Friday night at s O'Clock in the Wool.
man hall, A chance for few new
pupils.
| La Yecehia Filodrammatica dafa, Sa-
bato 7 Dieembre ALI opera house, una
grande reeita benefieio del ribelle A.
Aldamas.
New playmates, The bird children
and the flower children will be at Miss
Nj. L. Walkers until after Christmas.
Call and see them.
A smoke talk at G. A. r. hall in opera
house, three flights, tomorrow after
noon. All honorably discharged soldiers
invited, also camp of Sons OF Vet
Grams.
b. F. Davis of Trow hill shipped to
Boston over the Montpelier and Wells
River railroad carload of stock. The
consignment consisted of cows, calves,
sheep and hogs.
Saturday will be observed as tag day
by the civic federation. Girls wearing
badges will canvass the city and tag
you for whatever sum you may wish
to give. BE sure and get tagged
James Donahue. who has been spenl. |
ing few days at his home in Granite.
vile, was visitor in the city to-day, re-
turning to Burlington to resume his |
studies at the university of Vermont.
Mrs. John @. Mcdonnell and son,
James s., OF Buffalo, n. Y. members of |
the Mcdonnell & Son Granite company,
are spending few days in the city rs
guests OF Robert and Francis Mcdonnell. |
Miss NJ. L. Walker is showing an at I
tractive novelty in stationery, the cover
of each box having a beautiful color
lesign, with an appropriate sentiment
for Christmas, New Years or birth.
lays.
Wednesday afternoon the 40 train,
lue south, was several minutes late in
eaving the local station, owing to as
istance that was given in replacing the
hitter engine to the irons near the elm.
Ter pit The shifter slipped the rails
While in the cinder pit at the lower end
# the yards, nearly every wheel of the
locomotive leaving the irons.
At the Universalist church next Sun
ay Prof w. A. Wheaton will play
Charity by Rossin and "Gloria from
I'd Mass" by Mozart. The Orpheus
nale quartet will sing "Te Deum Lauda-
aus" by Holden, and Nov the Day is /,
'ver," by Barnby. Mr.. Edwards will ,
ing a solo in the morning. George
rant will play violin solo, "Liebes.
ed,' by Henselt, in the evening. Il
An informal social evening followed :
he regular meeting of the New England Z
rider of Protection lodge Wednesday !
vening at their rooms in the Gordon !
uilding. During the evening Warden r. !
I. Cutler of the local lodge, who, in .
ompany with his wife will soon leave i
n Florida to pass the winter. was pre- !
'nted travelling bag as a token of es- )
sem of his lodge members. The presen- :
ltion was made by +. G. Rowland J