The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-13
TALK OF THE TOWN
Christmas waists at Abhott's.
Animal crib blankets at Fits

Animal crib blankets at Fits.
Largest line of rings, pins and jewelr,
in city-best goods, lowest prices. Holmes
Jeweiry Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Dupre of Northfelc
spent the weekend visiting friends il
the city.
viii have a sale of Christmas articles
at my home, II Academy street, daily
until Christmas
Miss Annie Brown of Bassett street i
assisting in the Tilden Shoe Co.'s store
during the holiday season.
NJ. s. Levin of Merchant street is able
to be out Of doors, after having been con
fined 10 the house by illness.
George r. Morse of Worcester, Mass.
arrived in the city this morning for q
visit at the home of Il. NJ. Laws Of Wei.
lington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Natalie Nenetti of Pearl
street returned 10 the city last evening
after passing a few days with friends in
Waterbury
ID. A. Perry viii 60 to North Calais to-
morrow 90 conduct an auction sale at the
W. X Riehner farm, advance details OF
which are described in an advertisement
on page of The Times to-day.
The woman's association Of the Con-
gregational church win meet Wednesday
at $3.50 p. m. Members are asked 70
come prepared 10 pay dues. ID Is hoped
that all who have not paid viii respond
that the years report can be made at
this time.
Acting in the interests Of the d. A.
Perry Real Estate agency Of this city,
20. J. Perkins. the agency's Hardwick
representative. has sold the A. w. Chase
farm near the village Of East Hardwick
TO c. Almon. who plans TO take immedi.
ate possession. The farm contains 100
acres and the selling price was around
- 1900.
For Arthur 5. Martin, administrator
Of the estate Of Charles Perrin, ID. A.
Perry Of the Perry Real Estate agency
sold at public auction saturday two
houses on Charles street in Montpelier
the property being purchased BY 5. r.
Kennedy Of the capital for investment
purposes. Aftefward the residence 81
the late Charles Perrin on LOOMS street
one Of the best dwelling houses In the
city, was sold AZ auction 20 ". y. Tur-
ney. who plane e. occupy the place for
home. The saie q the three houses in-
rolved $1,000.
A jury T. % BE- empaneled late this
AFTERNOON 10 hear the evidence IN The
case Of state Va Mrs. Mary John. wbose
apartments on Prospect street were raid
"a by officers Friday night and who =
facing a charge If Illegal selling. The
case wiIl Be- heprd before Magistrate L.
". Scott ia citY court tomorrow morn
ing AZ 3 o'cloCk. Grand Juror William
Wlshart vii represent the state and r.
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san0 uifh so On tie Hquor. 81 . pre-
lifimary hearing Friday night
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