The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Silas Dady OF Waterbury was o visito
In the city to-day.
Buy your fancy handkerchefs Sat
urday at Vaughan's.
There will be rush for garment bar
gains ut Hale's to-day.
Choice pieces Of cut glass at Ken
bricks. See our prices.
Get your furs and garments before
Saturday night at Hale's.
Fer luck, play Roodlcs, the new gaI
for sale at Dr,wn's drug store.
Select your jewelry and have 1t en-
graved at Holmes, the jeweler.
Fine madras and silk finish ponges
shirtings. Henry w. Knight.
| Watches, chains, lockets and pendants
for Christmas at Holmes, Gordon block
When in need or shoes, rubbers or
slippers, come to us. Walk Over Shoe
store.
Buy your Christmas candy at the
Church of the Good Shepherd next We'd
nesday.
Oranges! Oranges! Sweet and Juicy
Florida oranges, 20 for 20 cents. United
Fruit Store.
Where will | see you tonight? To
the Bijou where they have the l0l Bison
two-reel feature.
1. N. Whitcomb returned to-day, aft.
or spending several days In Williams
town and vicmity on business.
Buy your grapefruit for breakfast,
four for Use, and largest size, three Tor
25 cents, at United Fruit Store.
Let us send you load of limb wood.
It's only 1925, and it is sure to please
you. The d. M. Miles Coal Co.
Oranges, the 25c per dozen kind, spe-
cial tomorrow, Is for 25c--nice, juicy
Floridas. New England Fruit Co.
Roderick Summers left this forenoon
at 1870 for Shoreham, where he has
secured employment for the winter.
Ralph Merritt returned to-day to his
home at Rockingham, after passing a
few days at Websterville with relatives.
Fountain pens--Moore's non.leakable
and Waterman's make nice Christmas
presents. For sale at Barre Book Store.
John Foss OF Boston, a representative
of the Clark Hutchins Shoe company,
was business visitor in the city to-
day.
w. Fl. Gale of Wellington street re-
turned to-day from an extensive bust
ness trip through the northern part OF
the stae.
Fred Firkey of North Main street left
last night for Wrightsville, where he
viii visit for few days at the home Of
his parents.
William Carswell arrived in the city
yesterday from New York, being called
here by the sudden death of his brother
Lester Carswell.
G to the Bijou and see another one Of
thse l0l Bison two-reel features, "At
Old Frt Dearborn" or, Chicago in 1912,
thrilling picture.
Before you buy fruit, stop and look Mt
prices at the United Fruit Store. Or
anges, very sweet and juicy, from Is
cents dozen to so cents.
The choir rehearsal at the Hedding
Methodist church will commence to-
night at o'clock sharp. Every member
of the choir is requested to be present.
J. Edward Alexander of ST. Johns
bury, who represents the Eureka Vend- |
ing machine arrived in the city last night,
after a short business visit in Burling-
ton.
Miss Stella Graham, who has been |
confined to her home on Aver street,
for the past week by an attack of the
grippe, was able to be out Of doors yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles vittario, who
were married in Barre Thanksgiving day,
last night from wedding trip
10 New York. They will make their
home on West street.
Alfred A. Lamorey, who travels
through Maine in the interests of the
Adler Clothing Co., arrived in the city
his morning for a short stay with HE
amily on Cliff street.
G. B. Peabody Of Boston, who has
,harge Of the Boston sales department
# the Ford Motor Co., arrived in the city
.o-day to close the 1913 car contract
With the Perry Automobile Co.
The Red Cross pharmacy will present ,
/ pair of finch nickel plated shears
20 each of the first 100 ladies making 1
of any kind which amounts ,
% 81 or more, Saturday.
Robert Collyer, one of the publishers
II Granite, Marble & Bronze, the Bos-
on trade magazine, left last night for /,
quincy, Mass, after having attended
he annual banquet of the Barre Man
lfacturers' association.
Sidney oliver of Church street LETT 1
asst night for New York, from which =
lace he will sail in few days for a |
'isit to his former home at Gunners
axe, Cornwall, England. Mr.. Oliver r
will visit at the home of his mother uu i
il next May. {
The one supreme novelty upon the
yceum platform this season Is 1.-THE
'loyds,' magicians, illusionists and en-
ertainers, who are to appear as the first !.
lumber in the civic federation course at
he opera house tonight. They present v
program filled with new and startling z
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