The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

i Gnghams and percales, all new pat
terms, at Yaughan's
/ Otto coke for sale at Calder and Rich
ardson's, $3.50 per ton.
| See the new house dresses at Abbott 8
in gnghsm and muslin.
Rain coats and top coats from the
/ Frank McWhorter company.
! A. Il, Lane Went to Mortified this
morning on business visit.
See the new laces Elyria laces only
sold in Barre at Vaughans.
/ John Walker OF Ayeril street is con
/ fined to the house by illness.
/ A. c. Jones and VIM Nye we're in
Orange and Brookfcld yesterday.
! Misses gun metal button shoes, $3.50
value for Sl,65, at Tildens sale
/ A big display OF new spring wash
goods now being shown at Perry's,
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Hardy OF Platts-
burgh, n. j., were recent visitors in the
city.
George D. Richards Of yergennes was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Barre granite gusrries with about $50
acres quarry land for sale. Worth in
| vestigatmg.
The Socialist party will meet Wednes-
day evening a the Office of the quarry
workers union.
You are going to need shoes this
spring. Why not buy them this week
at Tilden's annual sale?
Regular meeting Of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock Per order n. G.
A. Conedera OF Blackwell street has
resumed work. after weeks confne-
ment on account OF illness.
Il. G. Bennett Of the Palace garage
left this morning with q carload of auto
mobiles for Plattsburg, n, IT,
II. A. Douglass resumed his work in
Moore & Owens store to-day, after sew
eral DAYS absence with illness
Miss Edith Downey and Miss Bella
Duncan, who attended the automobile
show in Boston, have returned home
Mrs. Edward Mills returned yesterday
to her home in Rutland after passing a
few days with relatives in the city
c. F. Young, Of the Barre Shoe Co.,
has returned to this CITY, after passing
few days in Burlington on business
William w McAulay left this morn
ing for Boston. whore he has charge OF
a string OF picture shows in cities near
Boston
Chair wood for $3.50 load is an eco
nomical fuel Just the thing for a quick
FIRE Try load The d. NJ Miles
Coal Co.
Regular meeting Of the Modern Wood
men of America Wednesday March IL,
at p. m. Several candidates for adop-
ton
Miss Jeanette Jaquith, who has been
passing few days with Mrs Ida Law
renee, has returned TO her home IN Mon.
tague Mass.
a meeting OF the Order Of Condors
will be held IN Foresters' ball Thursday
evening, the 10th, at ! o'clock. A. VI.
Smith secretary
The fact that Dr. Jarvis and Mr. Ed
wards have leading parts IN The csntata
ensures its success. At the Universalist
church Friday night.
Max c. Fisher, who has been visiting
at the home OF his parents Mr.. and
Mrs Fred G. Fisher, for few days, left
last night for Lynn, Mass
Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Heudrick re-
turned Yesterday to their home in Man
chester, ~ H.. after spending several
days with friends in the city,
Miss Amy Williams. who has been
employed in Dodge's jewelry store for
some time, began work yesterday as
bookkeeper for the F. D. Ladd company.
Granite City lodge, v E. o. p, viii
hold its regular meeting Tuesday even
ing. March IA. at 100 O'Clock Members
Of the degree team please be present,
as there il TO be initiation.
w. w. Warren. Morton Warren and
Elmer Grafton were in Burlington re
Gently, where they visited Mrs. Grafton,
who has been undergoing treatment in
the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Carl Eisenwinter. the expert and scien
tific baker of the r. D. Ladd company,
has left for an extended business trip
through the New England states, in the
interest of the bakery department.
Alex Merchant Of London Eng. who
has been spending few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. ! s. Milne Of Lib
erty street, left yesterday afternoon on
a business trip to Montreal and Toronto.
George Karkauedes OF the United
Fruit store. who has been passing three
months IN Boston and Lowell, Mass,
returned home last hight. Mrs. Kar
kanedes remained in Boston, where she
recently underwent an operation.
David Warfeld in THE Music Master"
could make the story more vivid, but
YOU can have the old music masters
humor in your own home, in the form
Of All exquisitely illustrated book, for
fifty cents, at Kenyon & Co.'S store.
a cowboy is coming. lie comes with
a smile on his face and story OF adj
venture on the tip of his tongue. His
name is Happy Hawkins he is intro
duced by Robert Alexander Wason, and
he'll come and abide with you forever
for fifty cents, at Kenyon 4 Cos. store.