The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

ufudy HlBHts-~
D. w, Mcdonald was business visit
or in Waterbury yesterday.
Auction sale at the City Auction
! this afternoon and evening.
Better service brings new faces every
day to Miers' sanitary barber shop,
Three nice comforters will be on sale
at the Rowland hall tonight at low
price.
Peter DesauteIs went to Burlington
on short business trip yesterday aft
ernoon,
Adolph Fontana arrived this morning
from New York City, where he recently
landed from Italy,
A pair of skis is just what the boy
wants for Christmas. Tilden has a COM
plete line at prices that are right.
Clocks, watches, chains and lockets,
largest stock, best quality. Lowest cash
prices Holmes, the jeweler, Gordon
block
II. N. Kimball returned to his home
in Enosburg Falls this morning, after
spending a few days in the city on
business.
II you are interested in buffalo or
wolf robe, call upon the Frank McWhor-
ter Co., as they have fur robes for sale
at low prices.
Miss Marion Southland returned last
night to her home in Rouses Point, N.
T., after passing two weeks with rela-
tiyes in the city.
II. ]. Markolf Of Rutland is in the
city for u few days on business con-
nected with the local branch of the Sui.
Ivan Machinery Co.
Col. j. b. Mead circle, No. !, Ladies
of the G. A. r., will meet in G. A. r..
hall Friday afternoon, Dec. s, at 2:30
o'clock. Election of officers.
II. J. Daigle, state agent for the Pru-
Dental Insurance Co., returned this
morning to Burlington, after spending Il
few days in the city on business.
Dora, the two-months-old child OF
George Mayo of Websterville, died yes
terday and burial will be in the Cath.
Ole cemetery to-vsorrow at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Frank i. Hardy and two daugh.
ters left yesterday afternoon for THEN
1 home in Albany, n. ", after visiting
friends in Barre and vicinity for the
past ten days
L. H. Watson of Trenton, ~ j., who
has been visiting in the city for several
days, left for last night for Albany
N. Y, TO remain for a week before re-
returning home.
We have ladies' and mems snow shoes
OF the celebrated Durham" pattern
strung with the best filters. The size,
| shape and balance are right for service.
Get our prices. Eastman Bros.
Prof. Raymond MacFarland, of the de-
partment of pedagogy at Middlebury
college, who spoke at the dedication of
the Williamstown library yesterday aft
ernoon, left for Middlebury this morn
ing.
Max C. Fisher is home for short va
cation OF the theatrical company with
which he is associated, and he expects TO
resume stage work with the same com
pany shortly before the Christmas sea.
| son.
The Authors Producing company, OF
which John Cort is president and Charles
Klein general producing director, win
present the latter's greatest play, "The
Gamblers, at the opera house next Fri
day, December s.
| Mr.. Edwards OF the Spaulding high
school faculty gave talk before the
Fortnightly club in the Christ church
parish house at Montpelier last evening,
/ taking for his subject a discussion OF
European life and habits.
DIR. Charles f. Austin OF Chicago and
Capt. Fred r. Austin, U. s. A., OF Rock
Island, H., who were called to this city
by the illness and death OF their mother,
Mrs Julian Tilden Austin, have returned
to their respective homes,
! Standing hard wood for sale. On main
/ highway; extra good road with no hill.
Wood Is good size and il is estimated
to cnt from 200 to 800 cords viii
sell with payment of 5000 down, bal
ance as wood is cut Price only 5000.
! The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency,
Barre VT.
r. w Mcdonald, who has been in New
York City for several days on business
connected with the Consolidated Quarry
Co., returned home last night He was
accompanied by N. Pelaggi OF North
field. member Of the firm Of N. Pelaggi
& Co, which Lost valuable stoneshed
by fire early Tuesday morning
Station Agent Frank McEnaney of the
Central Vermont railroad in this city.
who was assigned to duty at White
River Jucntion until the confusion inei-
dent to the destruction of the station
there by fire is settled somewhat, came
to Barre last evening for short stay
He expects to be engaged at the Junction
town for possibly month
A delegation from Yincitia lodge, No.
! TO- K of p, left the city this afternoon
! for Essex Junction to attend the dis
trict meeting held this evening. The
local lodge was asked to furnish an en-
tertanment for the meeting, and to that
end portion of the X. p Ministries
recently presented in Barre will be given
at Essex Junction. Among those who
win represent Vineitia lodge are Neil
Ralph, Thomas Mercer, @. II. Douglass,
| w. II. Robertson, James N. Gall, vii.
| liam Robertson, and A. H. Gerhardt.
Alex. Mckenzie, William Hurry and 9TH
ers will attend to take part in the min
strel show.