The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Blanket sale at Fits.

Blanket sale at Fits.
Special sale ON flannel robes at Fits.
a clearance sale at Perry's on Sat
urday.
Second hand sewing machine for sale
cheap, at Fits.
s5c muslin curtains for Coo pair, at
| Perry's on Saturday.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's.
| Winter underwear and blankets at re-.
duced prices at Vaughan's.
Mrs. b. V. Stone is quite i'll at her
home on the Richardson road.
Il. A. Maeomber OF Fair Haven was in
the city to-day on business trip.
James G. Cook went to Lebanon, N. H.,
to-day on a few days business trip.
Saturday sale, discontinued numbers
in Sl.0O corsets for zoe, at Vaughan's.
A fve.room fiat in Miles granite
building, vacant March /, and is for
rent.
| Nathan York of Welchville, Me-, is
visiting his son, Norman York, OF this
city
| Pittston coal is good coal The d. NJ,
Miles Coal Co. has it in the egg, stove
and nut sizes. Try a ton.
Tickets for the Norwich minstreIs at
the opera house next Saturday night are
now on sale at Hendricks.
The members OF the ladies' auxiliary
OF the A. 0. H. are requested to bring
cake on Thursday evening.
The Hedding male chorus will meet for
rehearsal tonight at the home of Mich.
olas Veale, ID Liberty street.
John Mclaughlin wishes to thank all
those who SO kindly remembered him
with post cards on his birthday.
Mrs. p. c. Owens returned this after
noon from Burlington, where she has
been at the Fanny Allen hospital for an
operation,
W. Mayo Lynde, who has been spend
/ ing several weeks in this city and vi
cinity, has returned to Salt Lake City,
where he has employment.
Charles Matott Of Eimwood avenue was
taken to the City hospital yesterday aft.
ernoon in b. w Hooker & company's
ambulance for treatment for typhoid
fever.
The district meeting Of the /. o. G. 7.
viii be held this afternoon at o'clock.
Tonight there viii be public meeting
and promenade Mt 1908 o'clock All are
cordially invited.
Among the arrivals at the City hotel
registered yesterday and to-day were G.
c. Hill of Walpole, f. o. Schmidt of
Portland, Me, +. G. Bundy of st. Johns
bury, +. j. Ruddy of Powtucket, r. l.,
NJ J. Stearns Of NewYork City, Will
liam Mills OF Aeworth, N. H., r. C.
Miller Of Portland, Me-, and ]. r. Revel
OF Burlington.
The automobile truck is coming into
popular use in this city, and several
will be purchased, il is expected. Rey
nolds & Son purchased to-day OF f. A.
Drown a Buick truck of | 500 pounds
capacity and 22-horsepower TO use in
connection with their hardware business.
Several more parties are negotiating for
the purchase of similar vehicles.
Mrs. Nancy Wood, who viii be 90
years old next August and who makes
only infrequent visits in town, although
she lives but a mile out on the Prospect
street hin, visited at the home OF Mrs.
r. D. Beckley yesterday, and in the
afternoon Mr. Beekley gave her sleigh
ride about the city to show the new
places Mrs. Wood has not been away
from her home for four years, and she
naturally saw many new features,
among which were the Rowland block,
the Lincoln school building aud the
changed river-bed at which she won
dered greatly. She also visited Mrs.
Martha Bates, Mrs. L. J. Bolster and
Mrs Abbie French. the last-named of
whom was So IN January In spite of
her advanced years, Mrs Wood enjoyed
every minute OF the visit to this city.
She has regained the full use of one arm
which was broken in two places last
September. and she is as smart as she
was at 20 years OF age