The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-08
TALK OF THE TOWN


day at Vaughan's,
Miss Grace Grant Of Rupert is visiting
friends in the city for a few days.
Wood for sale A. Tomasi. Tel. 30s-23.
Read Paris Shrtwaist house adj, page
A.
Arthur Martin Of Painfeld was among
the business visitors in the city yester-
day.
Special values on sheets, SOC each, and
pillow slips two for Zoe, at Perry's on
Saturday.
Il. NJ. Laws returned home last night
from a business trip to Warren and
Waitsfeld.
l.. G. Weidner, a Dunkirk, N. Y, gran.
lite dealer, is passing week in the city
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gay of North
field, Mass, are visiting friends in Barre
and vicinity,
A son, weighing 10 pounds, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs, John Milne Of Pleasant
street December 5.
II. S. Currier, who has been attending
poultry show in Bellows Falls, re-
turned home to-day.
William S. Selden of Lehigh, Pa, ar
rived in the city last evening for an ex-
tended business visit.
Fred d. Morse returned to-day to
Portland, Me, where he is the propri-
etor of the Forest City garage.
At the regular meeting Of Hiawatha
lodge, No 20, |. O. D. f., the initiatory
degree was conferred upon two candi.
dates.
w. Brown, the new roadmaster for
the Montpelier a Wells River railroad,
was business visitor in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. Ira Walton and two children re-
| turned this morning to their home in
Windsor, after visiting friends in the
city for week.
The finnan haddies cured and sold at
the City Fish Market are the only kind
having the true flavor. Try one at lie
pound Saturday.
Misses Elizabeth and Mae Carson Of
Laurel street left this afternoon for Bur
lington, where they will visit friends
over the weekend
Clyde Tracy of Williamstown was in
the city yesterday on his way to St..
Johnsbury, where he has secured en-
ployment in garage.
A. L. Fowler of Boston, travelling
freight agent for the Chicago, Milwaukee
4 st. Paul railroad, was in the city
yesterday on business.
John Kirk, who has been in the city
for week engaged in installing new
oven IN the City bakery, left last night
for his home in Boston.
L. NJ. Lyons returned home this after
noon from few days trip to Peru and
Bellows Falls, attending the poultry
show in the latter place,
A regular meeting Of North Star lodge,
No ll2, Order of Vasa, will be held Sat
urday, Dec. ., at 1880 p. M; nomination
of officers. Per order, chairman.
A general meeting Of the North Barre
Cribbage league will be held in the ante
room of the Foresters' hall Saturday,
Dec. 8, at I o'clock sharp. w. Smith,
see'y.
All children of the Baptist Sunday
school, who are to take part in the
Christmas exercises are requested to
meet at the church Saturday afternoon
at o'clock.
"Vantines' Lotus Flower and Wisteria
extracts and saehets, with many other
exquisite doors and toilet waters, at the
Barre Drug Co.'S drug store, corner Main
and Merchant streets
We have ladies' and mems snow shoes
OF the celebrated "Dunham" pattern
strung with the best filters. The size,
shape and balance are right for service.
Get our prices. Eastman Bros.
Miss Jane X. Winch left to-day for
Boston, whence she will sail within a
few days on the Cunard line steamship
"Franconia," for Liverpool, Eng, going
from there to London for an indefinite
stay.
| Edward Flanders and Bert W. Good
fellow returned home to-day from Bos.
ton in 1912 model Metz runabout,
which viii be exhibited by Morse a
Goodfellow, county agents for the ma
chine.
John Geddes left yesterday afternoon
| for New York City, from which port he
steamship Olympia" for Glasgow, Scot
land. intending to go from there to Aber-
deem to remain during the winter.
Standing hard wood for sale On main
highway; extra good road with no hill.
| Wood IS good size and IL is estimated
10 cut from 200 to l,500 cords. Will
sell with payment Of 5000 down, bal
anee as wood is cut Price only 5000.
The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency,
Barre vt.
4 II. ]. Markolf Of Rutland, well
known representative Of the Sullivan
/ Machinery Co., which conducts a branch
office in Barre, is entertaining at the
City hotel this week several new men
who have only recently become assoc
ciated with the Sullivan Co. The men
, are all graduates Of various technical
schools about the country and the OBJ
| ject of their visit to Barre is to see a
practical working out of the machinery
! which they are later to demonstrate and
sell. To this end several trips to local
stonesheds and inspection tours Of the
quarries at Granitevile and Webster
/ vile have been carried out under the
direction of Mr.. Markolf. Among those
who are passing the week in Barre for
this purpose are: w. ]. McRae Of De-
troit, Mich, R. j. Kirkpatrick of Chi
cago, j. N. Bruce of Salt Lake City,
J. r. Mcfarland Of Pittsburg and NJ. T..
Criss of st. Louis, Mo.