The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-18
TALK OF THE TOWN
New beaded bags at Knights.
-hr;s4 ms gIoves at Vauphan's

New beaded bags at hnlghts.
Christmas gloves at Vaughan's.
Diamond and pearl pendants at Burr's.
Umbrellas for gents or ladies at Fits.
Twelve patterns and varieties OF
knives and forks, at Burr's.
Come to Barre's Christmas store Tor
your neckwear The Vaughan store.
Special values. to help you out on
Christmas gift problem at Perry's on
Saturday. =,
Commencing to-day, lady will be
in attendance at the Landers Cigar Store
to wait on trade.
A big new arrival of Victor records IN
Red Seal and Purple Label at Hooker 8
Come in and hear them.
A. o. III. meeting will be held Thurs
day evening at o'clock, X. OF 9. hail.
Election of officers. Large attendance
desired.
The ladies of Companion court, |. y.
F.. No. 757, will hold dance in Worth
en- hall after their meeting, Dec ". Inc
committee.
William Littlejohn of Providence, X.
III \ student at Brown university, ar
rived home to-day for the annual Christ
mas vacation.
Raw Puffer returned to his home on
South Main street yesterday from the
City hospital, where he was operated
upon a week ago.
Read the auction ad. OF valuable prop.
erty, to be sold Saturday at P. m. AZ
S, Hollister Jaekson's office, jackson
block, and see il there is anything you
are in. need OF. :. -.
Miss Bessie Lane of Montpelier left
this noon for Boston and New YORK,
where she will pass the winter as the
guest of friends and relatives. Bernlee
Rollins of this city accompanied her 10
Wells River.
The Smith 4 Cummings provision store
recently equipped their plant on North
Main street with the latest design OF
coffee grinder and also installed in the
store coffee and peanut rooster. AT
present both are on display in the show
window. Both machines were manu-
featured by the A. j. Deer company
of Hornets, N. \.
A regular meeting of Hiawatha lodge,
No. 20, /. O. O. f., on Thursday evening,
Dec. Is, at 7 o'clock. Nomination OF
officers. The first degree win be con-
ferred and refreshments will be served.
Visitors are expected from East Barre,
Washington and Williamstown. A large
attendance is hoped for. Per order no
BILE grand.
Joseph Simoneau, who received
broken ankle in the James *. Pine
quarry four months ago, WAS able to re-
turn to his home in Websterville yes
terday from the Barre City hospital.
Mr.. Simoneau illustrates the successful
use of the pulmotor, 0s it became nee
essarv to use it in setting his leg and
two hours passed before normal breath
ing was restored.
lie large pane Of plate glass in the
display window at the Lamorey cloth
ing store. which was broken last week,
was removed yesterday under the dlrec-
ton of A. B. Lane and Karl Lane. A
new glass was inserted before gap
ing crowd of spectators who kept won
derinq il the efforts of the GLACIERS to
insert the glass intact would be thwart-
ed at the last moment The window
was safely in its place before dusk. This
morning it was discovered that a size
able piece of glass, measuring ks feet
6 inches could be salvaged from the
broken pane. George NJ. Marion, who
is cutting display NIHuu" III bhC taat
wall of his Depot square cigar stores
learned that the glass could be cut to
the dimension desired by him. The
broken window, therefore, viii not be
total loss to the clothing man.
A party of four Barre Odd Fellows
returned early this morning from Hyde
Park, where they attended the annual
! meeting of the 18th district last even
ing. The journey was accomplished in
/ excellent time in spite of the bad con-
dition of the highways. Judge II. w.
Scott, Frank w. jackson, o. Cady Aver
i'll and Alex. Duncan comprised the party
and the trip was made in the latter's
automobile. Over $50 Odd Fellows at
tended the meeting and lodges in Hyde
Park, Hardwick, East Hardwiek and
Cambridge were represented. Grand
lodge officers reviewed the ceremonial
work of the early evening and after
wards banquet was served. Some of
the visiting Odd Fellows contributed
short after dinner speeches to the occa-
sion.
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