The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-27
TALK OF The TOWN


New dress trimmings at Abbotts.
Sale corset covers Monday at The
Vaughan Store.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's.
March fashion sheets free. Get one
by, asking at Perry's.
You can only buy l0c ginghams for
l2lae to-day at Yaughan's.
The new soft collars and stock ties
from the Frank McWhorter Co.
w. Ray Tillotson of Orange was a
visitor in the city over Sunday.
Charles Keith went to Waterbury this
morning on rabbit hunting trip.
Mrs. William Dewey went to Burling
ton to-day for visit with relatives.
Mrs, William Miers went to Boston
to-day for weeks visit with friends.
The interest on the notes at the Barre
Savings Bank and Trust company will
be due March |,
Barre should have plant to manu-
facture building granite and not let our
neighbors obtain the new industry.
The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
is advertising two very nice farms in
todays Times. See for sale column.
The meeting Of the Cleaners club win
be postponed in favor OF the lecture Civ
en- in the Aldrich hall Tuesday evening
w. f. Morrison resumed his work as
clerk in f. NJ Lyons store to-day after
two weeks absence on account Of i'll
ness.
A. c. Freeman Of the medical depart
ment OF the university Of Vermont is
spending the week at the home Of L. b.
Dodge,
Enrol Lawrence has sold through the
to Nellie Blanchard. Consideration not
mentioned.
Mrs. A. NJ Longley and Miss Whit
ney left this morning to spend week
visiting the millinery openings in New
York and Boston,
Robert Knox of % Beacon street was
taken to the City hospital Sunday night
in B. w. Hooker & company's ambulance
for an operation for appendicitis.
A large shipment of double disc rec
ords just in. Come in and hear them
played. The new "Mimon' Grafonola in
stock, at Shepard's, IA Elm street.
| Gordon Riddell, watch and clock re-
pairer, is moving his place OF business
/ from "a Elm street to the Wheelock
block tupstairsl, 1875 North Main street.
4 Remember the lecture by John Spargo
lin Rowland hall Wednesday eevning,
I March i, at 1880, Admission Zoe. La
4 dies free. All those desiring to hear one
/ OF the most eloquent eNponents Of so
eialism IN America should not fail TO
attend this lecture
Madame Florence, clairvoyant and
palmist. wonder to everyone how she
4 tells you Just what you want to know
without asking you a question, Advice
on an business affairs Pay her a visit.
You will not regret time or money. Sat
isfaction guaranteed or no charge. At
Hotel Otis,
c. F. Smith, auetioneer, with the D.
! A. Perry Real Estate agency, conducted
a fine auction sale Saturday Saturday
for the Coyille estate in Williamstown
A large crowd was in attendance and the
personal property Brought big prices
The farm was not sold
The Tallahassee Ministries will be
staged for the first time ut Goddard
seminary tonight, The boys have put
in considerable work during the past few
weeks and the production viii undoubt'
edlv be good my Lord in Livery vii
also be presented during the evening.
Israel Wood has sold his farm il
Orange, known as the Philo Camp place
TO Alfred Carrier of this city Mr. Wood
takes in part payment two houses al
"a and SO Railroad street owned by Mr.
Carrier. The deal involves $500 anC
was made through the d. A. Perry Rea
Estate agency.
I. VI. P. pictures seem to be making
an enormous hit in local motion picture
circles. With these popular pictures arr
the best actors performing before IN
motion picture camera, and to-day thos'
performers can be seen IN The FORTUNE
wheel" q drama Of exceptional merit
This picture is at the Biiou and on tn
same program appears Dudley Prescott
one OF the greatest mimics before tn
American public.
Sunday arrivals at the hotel Otis wer
"a follows. Z. p. French. st. Johns
bury; T. L. Parker, Chieagoi w 7
Greenwood, Cleveland, O.; Z. L. Simpson
! New York City; j. Burke, Hardwick
z. B. Spaulding, Burlington w. c. Jor
) dan. Bennington; G. J. Appleton, Lyn
donville; c. c. Durham, Portland, Me.
= IJ. c. Mackay, Sherbrooke, z. o. a. a
, Woods. Boston; G. L. Henault Brock
ton. Mass; John Deslodge, West Berlin
, c. c. Abbott, Plainheld.
Court Granite City, No. 8, Forester
, of America. held the first OF a series o
, whist parties in their hall Saturda
] evening, which proved TO be big sue
cess. All the tables were full. The high
est honors and prizes were won by Mr'
Glib and A. Ross, the BOBBY prize
going to Mrs. r. Inglis and L. J. Robins
Refreshments were served by the ladie
b from Queen of the Forest circle
. The second team OF Goddard semi
! nary went to stowe Saturday night an
! met decisive defeat at the hands Q
{. the high school basketball team IN tina
/ place. The locals were outclassed !
ayoyv denartment and had little tina