The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New Home sewing machines at Fits
Blankets at money saving prices at
Fits.
Abbott's clearance sale closes Satur-
day evening.
! John Mccormick Of Mortified was a
visitor i'll the city yesterday.
A bargain in buck towel, 1896, at
l0c each, at Perry's on Saturday.
Fresh malaga grapes and other fresh
fruits just arrived at the Vermont Fruit
Store.
| If it il anything in shirtwaist, we
can serve you. The Paris Shirtwaist
House
Selden S. Watson and S. c. Green OF
st. Adams were business visitors in the
city to-day.
Mrs. David Mcknight received news
yesterday Of the death of her father in
New York City
Mrs. G. II. Barton went yesterday to
Waterbury, where she win remain with
friends for few days.
Fancy grape fruit, for 25c; Florida
sweet oranges, 20c per dozen, l6 for
Csc. United Fruit Store
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur. Tilden have re-
turned home, after spending several days
with relatives in Mortified
A large assortment of ladies hand
embroidered shirtwaists just arrived at
the Paris Shirtwast House.
Arthur Il. Griffith of Plainfeld, for
merly employed in Aliers' barber shop,
was visitor in the city yesterday.
N. A. Mcdonald of Graniteville went
to Milan. I. O., yesterday, called there
by the serious Illness Of his mother.
We have too many muslin curtains at
Soc pair; consequently we have reduced
the price to 60c per pair. AT Perry's
on Saturday.
Pedro's orchestra win furnish music
for reunion to be held at the home
Of G. w Whiteman OF South Main street
this evening.
The boy scouts of the Congregational
church viii meet at the church vestry
this evening at 1906 instruction on first
aid to the injured.
Special for Saturday; home made bore
hound candy and klondike drops, Ice a
pound These candies will be made
fresh on Saturday at the Barre Candy
Kitchen.
The railroad crossing near the Trow &
Holden plant on South Main street was
the scene of an exciting accident last
night. A sleighload Of travellers was
proceeding down the street at an easy
gait, when the horse gave sudden lureh
on nearing the track. The shock depos-
tied the occupants, three in number, on
the ground with no little force. After
recovering from the surprise of such an
unexpected Jolt, the three men examined
the sleigh and found that beyond
broken dash board no damage had been
done. With the exception Of a few
minor scratches, the occupants of the
sleigh escaped injury.
The ladies' and pastors union Of the
Hedding NJ. T.. church met in the league
room yesterday afternoon and elected
the following officers to serve during the
year: President, Mrs. HI W. shores
LIST vice president, Mrs. Harry johnson;
Ri vice president, Mrs. Joseph Hoyt;
secretary, Mrs Ethel Travers; treas
urer, Mrs. Joseph Hoyt; executive com
mttee, Mrs Nicholas eVale, Mrs. c. II.
Kenerson, Mrs. Harry johnson, Mrs. f.
O. Thaver, Mrs Murdoch Patterson; Wis
itation committee, Mrs. S. II. Barnes;
sick and needy committee. Mrs Fred
Beckley; flower committee. Mrs. Muir
dock Patterson; entertainment commit
tee, Mrs. Il. M Lyon; refreshment com
mittee, Mrs. A. I Skinner; new member
committee. Mrs Peter Laxon The
meeting adjourned to the dining room,
where delicious oyster supper was
served to the members under supervision
OF Mrs. A. /. Skinner and Mrs. Ethel
Travers.