The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Visit wash goods department at TIL
Aanghan Store.

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day on a business trip.
Fuller-Greene chocolates, SOC pound
Saturday at Hendricks.
Fancy ripe tomatoes and fancy Oregon
apples at DIVERSE Fruit Co.
Fancy sweet navel oranges at low
prices at Diyersi Fruit Co.
}. G. Grigg went to Mortified this
afternoon on business trip.
Another lot Of that all-lnen crash
I for 0e yd at Perry's on Saturday,
Waist sale Saturday; three lots at
soc, 800 and $l.25, at Vaughan's.
D. w Mcdonald went to st. Johns
bury yesterday on business visit
Richard Venner went to White River
Junction to-day for visit with friends
The Homer Fits Co. announces their
spring opening Saturday in all depart
ments
H., to-day, where he has secured EN-
ployment.
A. L. Patterson of Washington was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
George Springer Of Hudson, N. VI, has
been passing several days in the city
on business.
Miss Flora Barclay went to North
field this afternoon for few days visit
with friends.
Miss Nelson will show new spring
styles in hats tomorrow. Watch for the
opening later.
Shop stewards can get their Granite
Cutters Journals at the secretary's Of
flee tonight. A. NJ. Smith, sec.
Thomas Wright Of Burlington, man
ager OF the Syndicate store in that city,
was business visitor here to-day.
Such makes as PERKINS,, Fowne's, and
ireland Bros dress gloves are being
shown by the Frank McWhorter Co,
Mrs Mary Shackett returned yester.
day to her home in Burlington, after
spending week with relatives in the
city
T, G. Guazzoni and family moved to-
/ day from the corner of Second and North
Main streets to l40 North Seminary
streets.
The condition OF f. r. Olds OF Wash.
ngton street, who has been seriously
/ i'll OF pneumonia for several weeks, re.
mains about the same
/ DR.. G. G. Hall Of Woodbury. has pur.
chased Of +. A. Drown a Buick touring
car with detachable tonneau, which he
will use in his practice.
Rev. p ID. Wagner Of the Princeton
theological seminary. Princeton, N. J.,
will preach at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning and evening.
Twenty nice juicy navel oranges for
25c. Owing to the scarcity of oranges.
we only have limited supply; come
early. The New England Fruit Go.
The ladies' guild of the Episcopal
church will hold rummage sale in the
Wheelock building, 1875 No Main street,
! Thursday and Friday, March 20 and "a.
Clerks not having union buttons can
get them Of the secretary at the meet
ing to be held March % All union
stores and clerks win soon be adyer
tised
Mrs. W. ~ Haskins OF 3G4 North |
Main street was taken to the City hos /
pital in B. W. Hooker & companyis
ambulance yesterday afternoon for an
operation.
James M Cobban and George Christie
arrived in the city this morning from
Aberdeen, Scotland, Two weeks were
occupied in making the trip from Aber.
deem to Barre.
Work on the Grant A. Lane building 1
which was partially destroyed BY fire (
several weeks ago, is progressing rap 4
idly. II is understood that Michael Da. I
yid, a former tenant OF the building I
will occupy the entire ground floor for
bis lunch business
Did you get your portion Of the ehoc-
olates that the Red Cross distributed
last Saturday. II not, be on hand 10.
morrow and get two pounds Of Qumbys
assorted chocolates for 25c First come
first served. Telephone orders viii be
held until O'clock
Special chocolate sale at the United
Fruit Store for Saturday: Vanilla choc-
olates pounds for 25c; caramel choco-
lates, Zoe peppermint chocolates, zoe;
chocolates chips, 20c; lemon chocolates,
Zoe; old fashioned chocolates at poe, and
all 40c chocolates at soc Tor Saturday
only. Try them.
A 200-kilowatt transformer was burned
out at the Vermont Power 6 Lighting
company's transformer house at the
corner of North Main and Blackwell
streets at ] o'clock yesterday afternoon,
gripping the power and lights on that
line for about three hours before the
damage could be repaired.
The first entertainment in the lecture
course at Goddard seminary will be a
lecture by Hon. Mason S. Stone. super
intendent of education. next Monday
evening at s o'clock His subject will
be "The Opportunity OF the United
States in the Far East This lecture
will be free to the public, and a cordial
invitation is extended to the friends Of
the school to attend
The chocolates which the Red Cross
are advertising for their special sale
Saturday have arrived These are better
than ever, as this sale IS 70 be on
Quimby's assorted Pra1ines, White PEN
nant brand, This time the demand will
be much larger than ever, SO YOU should
secure your share early to save disap-
pointment. All telephone orders viii be
held until 6 o'clock. The price is two
pounds for 25c
Last night was one of the toughest
of the winter according to farmers who
returned home in the blizzard after
day in the city. So. also. thinks
driver who is connected with one Of the