The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-22
TALK OF THE TOWN
More new neckwear at vaughan's.

bhLhloDeS W P@'V%' Po'oVi Po'oo diu
$40S, at Perry's.
Get one OF those crepe de chine petit
coats at Abbott's
Buy your Christmas boxes OF candy at
the Barre Drug Co.
Remember the dance Christmas night,
the 25th, in Rowland hall.
Pettieoats make good gift, You
should see the big lot at Perry's.
No matter if your gilt is large or
small, you want quality. You get 1t at
Marrion's.
Arthur Andrews of Buffalo, N. Y, ar
rived yesterday for few days visit with
friends in the city
Next to Hollis barber shop--American
Shoe Shine Parlors. Ladies' and gents
shines. Next to Hollis.
Direct from the factory 10000 1904
cigars in all sizes. Prices the lowest.
George w. Lander, Tobacconist.
You are safe in buying your smokers
articles at Marrions. All pipes guar
anteed not to burn out or crack.
| George Ahern of Providence, r. J., who
has been visiting relatives in the city for
the past few days, returned home last
night.
Dance Christmas night the 25th, in
Rowland hall from p. m. to | a. m.
Gents, 75c; ladies, free. Special car after
dance.
The best Christmas gift Santa cauld
give would be a pair of our good shoes |
for every member of the family. Tilden |
Shoe Co.
Mrs. James B. Carswell of 20 Ayers |
street left this morning for Rutland, I
where she will visit relatives until after
Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Colombo Of Berlin
street went this morning to Waterbury,
where they will visit relatives until after
Christmas.
Save your piano votes for Mrs. Herman
Davis. She viii appreciate your help.
They must be turned in before the date
on the vote.
Christmas. He'll be disappointed if he
doesn't get them. We've a splendid line.
TiIden Shoe Co.
Miss Gertrude Slayton of Worcester, :
Mass, is holiday visitor at the home
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Stay. !
ton, of South Main street
Miss Margaret Dickey of Waterbury /
arrived in the city yesterday for a visit
at the home of Mr., and Mrs. Alexander
Anderson of Merchant street.
Miss Blanche Haskins, who is employed
in Boston, arrived in the city Yesterday
to pass the holidays with her mother, Z
Mrs Frank Trow, OF Trow hill. !
Frederick J. Kateon. principal of the I
North Barre school, left the city yester-
lay for his home in North Jay, Me-, to
emain until the reopening of school,
Terence Mcclure OF Granitevlle was a
'isitor in the city this morning while on 2
lis way TO Boston, where lie will remain <
With friends until after the holidays. .
L. c. Lebarron, who has been employed !
N Jefferson street for several months, =
lent this morning to Waterbury Center. z
,here he will visit his parents until after )
he holidays. =
Barber shops in the city subscribing 10 y
he international agreement win remain z
pen Thursday evening Dec. "a until 10 !
clock and on the following day all shops z
i'll remain closed. x
Ernest Ietourneau Of Summer street
IT last night on a trip through lower <
anada In the course OF which he will .
top al his former home in SherbroOke. y
n a Christmas visit.
Regular meeting of Jumpers. boxers -
nd derrickmen, No. 50, to be held in the =
oresters' hall Tuesday evening. Dec. %.
1880; election OF officers Correspond.
e Secretary Thomas Holder.
Howard H. Reid, student nj North.
estern Dental college at Chicago. ar
we'd in the city yesterday 10 pass the del
lristmss recess with his parents. Or.
ID Mrs. w. ID. Reid. of South Main 81.
rect.
Misses Eva Annie Bisbec and Merle ~
Nv contributed readings at the Christ -,
as service nc the Congregations church
inday evening, their names being amin :,
ntionally omitted IN yesterdays ac-
unit Of the event
The diningrooms connected with the lb,l
izzell hotel are temporarily closed for
pairs and refurnishing. They viii be- /,
encd Jan. ] and will BE- operated by 80
II. Buzzell. who will give that end 81 Nh
e business his personal attention. =
Ricardo Corridiferro, the Italian poet. 80
10 has been the guest Of his country.
N in Barre for the past week, left the
y last evening for his home ia New
rk A large number Of the poet's com.
triots gathered at the station to bid
n farewell
Mitchell Muiry. the l0.year-old son 81
e and Mu. John INJURY Of Bassett
eet, was stricken suddenly with ap
ldicitis az his home late yesterday
ern00n. An ambulance was summoned :
! the lad was rushed 20 the eitv hos
al. where he submitted Immediately rs
operation Reports from the hospital :
day indicste that the operation wa
cessful and that the patient viii r.
er steadily.
.uneral services for v Regetti whose
~ occurred on the Merchant street :
ension Monday morning win D. held
the Perry Noonan uOrtuarV chapel A
DEPOT square "Wednesday afternoon az
i'ciack. a number 81 Mr.. Regettf.
ntfyneu wil act g. bearers AND the
viii D. made 70 H0r.e GENE
4. lbe decreased VS. member n
ire branch Cranitceutfars' INTERIM
lal associates. and had been employed
different stone manufacturer here fqr
aral years. SteUs hafe haen taken ta
mint his wife arf children 81 ftalr
he msn's death