The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-30
TALK OF THE TOWN
Bargains to-day at Vaughan's.

Bargains to-day at Vaughan's.
Auction this evening, City Auction
Rooms.
Our January mark-down sale, com.
mencing January 2, at Vaughans
A. P. Abbott & Co.'S clearance sale
takes in their whole stock OF dry goods.
+. d. Merrill has returned to his home
in Marshfeld, after few days visit in
the city.
Leslie Newton went this morning to
Niggerhead pond in Marshfeld to remain
over Sunday in camp.
Mrs Lyle Burnham of Keith avenue
returned home yesterday, after short
visit with relatives in Williamstown.
Claude Kelley was in the city to-day
on his way back to the Plainfield hotel,
after visiting two weeks in Holyoke,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beauchamp of 81.
Johns, ?. O.. arrived in the city last
evening to pass New Years with rela.
tives
A sale of warranted hot water bottles
occurs at the Red Cross Pharmacy Sat
urday at unheard-of prices. See ad. in
another column,
Ideal house dresses and wrappers are
comfortable, economical and sensible.
See them. Henry w. Knight, successor
to Veale & knight
To reduce our stock of bed spreads,
we have cut the price deep. lfsin need
Of q spread, now is your time 20 buy
at Perry's on Saturday.
Mrs. c. II. Kenerson OF Church street,
who has been visiting relatives in Bos-
ton and Quincy, Mass, for the past two
weeks, is expected home this evening.
The condition Of Mrs. G. w. Mann o.
Wellington street, who was severely
burned while working about her kitchen
range recently, continues to slowly i'm
prove.
BY request, the choir of the First
Baptist church viii repeat the Christ
mas music 40 both services Tomorrow,
and Prof. Wheaton will preside at the
organ.
Mrs. William Murray and son, Will
liam. Of Kingston, n T. who formerly
resided in Barre, arrived in the city
yesterday for an extended visit with
relatives
Dean Thwing OF Essex Junction, who
is employed as mail clerk from Bur
lington TO White River Junction, arrived
in the city yesterday for few days
visit with relatives.
Workmen have been busy during the
past few days in making repairs to the
cell room OF the police station. A new
cement floor has been laid and other
needed improvements are in order
H. +. Reynolds, superintendent of the
city water department, has moved his
household goods from IS Merchant street
INTO new house on upper Washington
street. His present telephone number is
7l-4.
There will be a sunlight dance at How
land hall Monday January /, from 2 TO
6 p. m. also continuation from s till
|, with Riley's orchestra Admission 10
both sessions, rs cents for gents, ladies
free; single session, so cents for gents.
Mrs. Minnie Flynn and daughter,
Beatrice. and Mrs Esther Ruel and
grandson, Pearl who have been passing
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Lander of South Main street, left
for their respective homes in Rutland
and Hinesburg to-day.
w. E. Aitken, president Of the Eastern
Estate Tea CO. Of New York, who has
been passing several days in the city on
business pertaining 10 the company's
branch, left for his home last night.
He was accompanied by p b. Gordon
of Glens Falls, n y, district manager
OF the same firm.
Harley Kenerson, the Church street
bird fancier, who makes speciality of
raising squads Of superior strain, cap.
tured several honors with his fowls az
the poultry show in Montpelier this
week. Among the awards which went
to Mr. Kenerson's birds were one second
and two first places ON white homer
pigeons, two first places on Selwin barred
homers one first place on blue barred
homers, and three special awards.