The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-29
TALK OF THE TOWN
There once was girl in a shop
Who said, "Will the crowds never'stop
For year after year
When Christmas is here,
| stand till I'm ready to drop
Infants knit wear at Knights.

Infants knit wear at Knights.
Bathrobe blankets at Abbott's.
The most elaborate display of Christ
mas cards ever shown at Kenyon's store
See adv.
Nice warm tenement, corner Soutt
Main and Aver street, must be rented
at once. Tel 1922.
Miss Nina Bates of Washington street
went to-day to Richmond Tor lew
days visit with relatives.
William Littlejohn, who attends
Brown university, is making an extended
visit at his home i'll this city.
Regular Saturday night dance in How
land hall, Nov 20, under the auspices OF
Riey's orchestra. Ladies, free.
| Mr.. and Mrs. s. IL. Jackson OF Wei
lington street returned yesterday from
Burlington, where they passed Thanks
giving.
Special sale for Saturday and Monday,
of corduroy and embroidery yelvets at
colors. The Little Dry Goods Store, D
Cottage street. /. Sirken, prop.
Miss Verna Kennedy, student at Mt.
st. Mary's academy, Burlington, visited
her parents over Thanksgiving, return
ing to-day to resume her studies.
Note the auction sale at G. n. Ken
yon & Co.'S at $3.50 tonight. A lot OF
tinware, hardware, croekery, and other
articles to be sold. d. A. Perry, auc-
tioneer.
Mr.. and Mrs II. J. LaRoe of Averill
street returned last night from Burling-
ton, where they have been passing few
days with their daughter, Mrs. X. +.
Freeman.
c. j. Tetrault, assistant superintend-
ent of the Prudential Life Insurance
company of Barre, with the agents, A. Z.
Frost, B. f.. Waterman and II. l.. Carey,
left this afternoon fer Burlington in the
interests OF the company.
Mrs. James Mckenzie OF Merchant
street returned to-day from Rome, n.
T.. where she passed Thanksgiving with
her husband. who is engaged in erecting
monuments in the interests of the Jones
Bros. company in that vicinity.
Among those who registered at The
Buzzell hotel yesterday were; +. T.
Ward, st. Adams A. +. Middleton, Bur
lington; +. j. Whaley, Burlington; J.gdB.
Jones, Boston; A. Hartikka, Bethel; +.
G. Adams, Chester Depot; John Han
nan, Woodbury..
last night reception was rendered to
Joseph and Albert Williams, who will
soon leave for Marshiield to make their
residence. There were about 90 of their
young friends present and very en-
joyable evening was passed. They were
the recipients of many gifts from their
friends.
All the young peoples societies of the
city are invited to unite in a union
meeting at the Congregational church
yestry Sunday evening at $3.50. Miss
Bates, secretary of the Vermont State
Christian Endeavor union, will give a
talk on the Los Angeles convention, IL
Illustrated with pictures of the trip and
the convention.
Friends in this city of ]. C. Carey,
the insurance agent who took three BIZ
chloride Of mercury tablets at Burling-
ton the first part of the week, viii be
to know that he is expected
to recover from the effects of the poison.
He is at the Mary Fletcher hospital,
where he was taken soon after his con-
dition was found critical.
"a woman never hits what she aims
at" is an old saw, disproved by those |
who have abandoned the wood saw. The |
woman who aims to have her breakfast |
always ready on time scores all bulls !
eyes ii she fires with our charcoal. Am |
two weeks for quarter |
Northern Charcoal Company, Phone So |
NJ, or at Aiken's, 3l5 North Main street. !
Smith & Dashner, the new real estate |
firm, have sold for F. d. Hathaway his |
property at ia Washington |
street this city, now occupied by DIR. |
w. +. Mann. The purchaser was James |
A. Field, who has recently sold his Pat |
Ierson street home place. Consideration
by request of parties Mr.. !
Field will occupy the Washington street
as soon as arrangements can be |
made for possession.
Mrs. George H. Hollis sister has sent |
! number of dainty Japanese articles
rom Yokohama, Japan. and these, with /
many other Christmas gift articles, will |
be on sale in the yestry of the Baptist
,hurch on Tuesday evening, Dec. 2. The
same evening, the ladies' aid society and /
The members of the Baraca class will
serve a venison supper, with choice
If chicken-pie, in the church dining
room.