The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-22
TALK OF THE TOWN


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Couchcoyers for Christmas at Fits.
Indian blankets make him fine gilt
AZ Fits
More new things for Christmas buy
ing at Naughan's.
Nice assortment OF line quality Roman
stripe ribbons ut Abbott's.
All the leading lines OF cigars in Christ
mas boxes at the Barre Drug Co.
Lockets, rings, watches, cuff Links
bought of Holmes engraved while yot
wait, free.
Give him a box of cigars. We have
holiday packages at the regular prices
browns Drug Store.
A. l.. Goodrich is in town this week
tuning pianos. Orders for tuning may
be left at Baleys Music Rooms.
| Sanford H. Meek, who has been max
ing a stay in Elyria, o., arrived in Barre
last evening TO spend the winter in this
city and vicinity.
William Riddell of Troy, n. Y, was a
visitor in the city this morning, leaving
this afternoon for Graniteville, where he
will spend the holidays with his parents.
All those who are to take part In the
Christmas entertainment at the Baptist
church Friday night are asked to remem-
Der that the final rehearsal will be held
to night.
Gustaye f. Berg, who has been en-
ployed in Concord. n. H., since last
spring, arrived in the city this morning
and will be employed here during the
winter months.
Mrs. Joseph Sironi, an aged woman liv-
ing at 6 Bolster place, was taken TO the
City hospital in the Perry & Noonan am
bulance late last evening. Mrs. Sironi
will take a course OF treatment at the
hospital.
The primary department of the Con
gregational Sunday school will meet at
the church at 2 o'clock on Wednesday
afternoon to take their gifts to the hos
pital If it should be stormy or bad
going, they will wait until Thursday aft
ernoon.
James Wseman of North Main street
left the city this morning for Boston,
where he will visit friends until Thurs
day, when he will sail on the Allan liner
Sandman, for Glasgow Scotland, going
thence to his former home in Aberdeen to
remain until spring.
Frank j. McEnany, who is employed
as the Central Vermont station agent in
st, Adams, was a visitor in the city to-
day Mr.. McEnany formerly held the
position of station agent in this city and
came here to assist the new agent, j. l..
II. Carr of Bethel, in assuming his new
duties.
Nearly one-half ton of everything |
dainty in the way of home made confec
tiDns is orr daily outpIt PERHAPS our
attractive window display of toothsome
,andies, fresh made daily, may aid you
m buying your Christmas bonbons. Our
are experts in their line. II
five us call. New England Fruit Store.
Manager Frank Mcdonald of the
Spaulding high school basketball team is
,ettng ready to announce his schedule
or the season OF l9l4-l0l5 Eleven
rames have already been arranged and
wo contests with Goddard seminary are
y the air. The Goddard manager is out
# town and his final proposition is not
valuable at this writing. Certain fac
ors are blocking the proposed series be-
ween the two schools and if they are al
owed to prevail there will be genuine re-
ret among the fans in Barre. No game
hat either school has been able to ar
lnge in recent years has attracted as
luch attention as a Spaulding Goddard /
anne. Appearing on the uncompeted
oddard schedule are ST. Johnsbury acad-
my, Hardwick academy, Peoples acad-
my of MorrisviIe, Stowe high school.
nd Burlington high school.