The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Great bargains on furs at Fits.
Big sale Of towels at prices to close.
At Vaughan's,
Manuel orland visited friends in Wa
terbury yesterday
Ezra White went to Mortified to-day
ON business trip.
julius Frick of Hardwick is in the
city for few days.
William b. Marion visited relatives
in Burlington yesterday.
The roller skating rink win be closed
until Saturday afternoon.
John Magnaghi returned yesterday
from business visit in Burlington.
Miss Hazel Dryer of Hartford, Conn,
visited friends in the city Saturday.
Arthur Griffin and Charles Halves
Of plainfeld we're in the city to-day.
Michael Broderick returned yesterday
from visit with relatives in Water
bury.
r. p. MeGrath returned yesterday
from a business visit in Claremont,
N. II.
'Maish comforts have the warmth
without weight. Perry's store can sup
ply you.
Beautiful silver spoon in pound boxes
of Schraffts' chocolates. Davis the
druggist.
w, G. Johnson, jr., returned this morn
ing from few days business trip to
New York.
Miss Penelope Gall returned Saturday
from a several weeks visit at her home
in London, Ont.
William Craig has returned to his
home in Hardwick, after spending few
days in the city.
John r. Nelson returned yesterday
from three weeks visit with friends
in Richmond, ?. Q.
Miss Corinne Herbert returned Satur.
day from several weeks visit with rela-
tives in Richmond, p. O.
Don't worry over the fashions; get
STANDARD Designer at Perry's for l0c
1t will tell you about the latest styles.
P. G. Owens returned to-day from
Burlington, where he recently underwent
an operation at the Fanny Allen hos
pital.
Michael Nelson and Charles LeClair
went to Burlington to-day, where they
viii enter the Fanny Allen hospital for
treatment.
Don't forget Tuesday evening, Janu.
airy "a, grand Burns anniversary concert,
chureh-the best yet. Adj
mission Toe.
Charlie Smith of Trow Hill went to
n H, to-day. to attend the |
funeral OF his brother in.law, Lester
Brooks, who died in Manchester, n H., |
night.
Fred 4. Page has gone to Chicago,
where he is to attend a meeting OF the |
prohibition committee, which opens there |
Tuesday evening. He was accompanied |
by DR.. L. w. Hanson Of Montpelier
lAS bAIDN HAS NdAAtNiiAt ip-uhNs anu 1
rs feature picture the always inter
ssting Robinson Crusoe" The yaude- /
vile is not local talent, but comes di.
-ectly from a Boston theatre circuit
The Newport iR. III Times had the /
to say about the College Sing
ng Girls "The girls had the voices
md knew how to use them. while the /
program carried them through wide
-ange, changing from the happy go-lucky
lollege songs to the critical rendering
II Saint Saen's Spring Song without
apparent effort" This musical company
will entertain you al the Barre opera
rouse Wednesday evening, February !
Sunday and Monday arrivals AZ the
'ity hotel were as follows: A. Cohen,
Burlington; w. A. Anderson, Chicago;
n. H. Cioodenow, Boston; l.. w. Wright.
Burlington; G. b. V. Carpenter, Bellows
Falls; b. w. Bass, M. S. 0'Aialley, viii
lam Lawrence. Frederic Lyon, New York
1ity; f. H. Mann, Woodsville, n. H.;
J. L. Adams, Burlington; f. A. Prescott,
BOSTON; j. n Hayes, Charlestown, Mass
(. b. Jordan, New York City; 7. d. Sim.
mons, Boston.