The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-24
TALK OF THE TOWN
Christmas bracelets at Holmes.
Diamond rings $40 to 5000 at Burr

| thrlstinhs bracelets AZ ioihes'
Diamond rings $40 to 5000 at Burr's
James Cordner is passing few day
with friends in Wells River.
The Presbyterian choir is requested tc
be at the church at 0:45 Sunday morn
ing.
A big holiday program at the Bijou
Tomorrow two;reei Billie Richie com
edy, also other pictures. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arnholz OF St
Adams are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Stephen Lascor of Webster avenue Tor
the holidays.
The sale of Harry Patterson's new
house on Nelson street to Joseph Ladrie
was made through the j. ]. Dashner Real
] Estate agency.
"The Deceivers," two-reel drama;
Eddie Lyons and Victoria Forde in
"Snatched from the Altar" also another
drama at the Bijou to-day.adv.
Roy Premier, who is employed in a
shoe store in Pittsield, Mass, arrived in
the city to-day for holiday visit at
the home of his mother, Mrs. Ellen Fren-
Ter.
On account of the drug store being
closed at noon Christmas day, the sale
Of tickets for Faust" at the opera house
tomorrow night, will be continued at
the box Office.
George f. Mackay, who has been con
fined to his bed for several days with
ptomaine poison, resumed his duties with
the National Life Insurance company at
Montpelier this morning
The Barre creamery win be open until
II o'clock Saturday morning and from
5 to in the afternoon. Orders for va
nilla and harlequin ice cream delivered
anywhere in the city.--adv.
Electric road, cars, motors, etc, at arc
ton tonight at $3.50. We have four of
these that were bought to sell for $3.50
to sl4.o0 by c. N. Kenyon & Co. You
can buy at your own prices at the G. N.
Kenyon store tonight Bids may be
registered if you wish to make one and
cannot be present at 9;50.adv.
James Donald left the city early this
afternoon for Newport, where he is to |
reopen logging camp, which he has |
owned for several years. Mr.. Donald in I
lends to spend the greater part of the |
winter in the woods of northern Yer /
mont, having contracted to supply mill
ng concern many thousand feet of lum-
Der.
A few weeks ago Washington wom
IN reported to the authorities the loss of Il
/ roll of bills containing $50. Her little
PORTION OF hard luck was advertised, but
o no purpose. Recently it has come to
he police that a person was seen picking
Up the money south of the postofiiee.
The present possessor OF the roll will do
veil to report his discovery to police
at once.
Manager j. b. Eames telegraphed from
BOSTON this morning saying that for
Christmas day he had secured Clara Kim
all Young, in the Heart of the Blue
'idge," and also by request the latest
'harlie Chaplin release, "The Bank
his makes a very enjoyable program to
nd the festivities of the day. The bal
Dny is now lowered so that patrons can
70 the pictures just as well as when sit.
ing in the orchestra. Mr.. Eames also
tates that he has secured the return of Il
The Eternal City for Tuesday evening
pecial music has been arranged for to-
III
Traffic over the Barre branch near
BON to-day was unusually heavy, many
,ople leaving the city for holiday visits
varying length. William o. Averill N
South Main street went to Fitchburg, III
ass, to visit relatives. Adds l.. II
night, who is taking vacation from
S duties in the Barre Savings banks, III
IL for White River Junction 10 be with III
5 sister. Miss Grace knight, until after
ristmas. Mrs. Mary Hunter of Prospect
enue left for Hartford, Conn, where
e will visit relatives until after New
,ar's. Daniel Savage, who has been
iployed in the Barre granite belt for
veral months, went TO Worcester, III
ass. where he viii pass 10 days with III
! family. Mrs. Harriet Dunlop left
: Salem, Mass, for a visit Of indefinite III
18th. HI