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

batting SAFE saturday at Fits.
White sale opened at Vaughan's.
Handbags and laces opening at
Vaughan's.
Robert Knox went to Burlington to-.
day on business trip.
J. G. Crowley went to Burlington to-
day on business visit.
g. R. Tarbox went to Mortified to-
day for visit with relatives.
j. H. Mcdonald of st. Adams was a
business visitor in the city to-day.
Ladies and misses winter coats at
one-half price to close at Abbott's.
William b. Spear has moved from the
town of Barre to $50 Merchant street,
city.
Frank Convey went to Rouses Point,
n ", to-day for weeks visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Fl. Papin OF Burling-
ton is visiting at the home OF his broth
er, Joseph Papin.
Franklin coal is the best range coal
that you can buy. We have it now
The d. NJ Miles Coal Co.
Bed spread sale at Perry's Saturday,
Zoe, csc, $l.l5, $3.50, 1926 We will save
you from 25c to 75c on a spread.
Charles A. Spear has sold his farm in
Barre Town to Royal d. and Alice G.
Monkey, who have taken possession.
The Presbyterian sunbeams will meet
at the home OF Miss Lizzie Brown, 0
Grant avenue, Friday evening at seven
o'clock.
The ladies' aid society of the Swedish
mission will meet at 30 Niehol street
with Mrs, Erickson Saturday evening at
1880 o'clock
The Central Vermont train due at
1856 this afternoon from the north was
reported three hours late at the local
station, probably due to the snow storm.
A. Cristofoletti leaves tonight for
New York, where he will meet G. Guaini,
formerly of Barre, and take passage with
him for Italy to visit at their former
homes.
"A Society Sinner" an adaptation from
Bernstein's "The Thief is the feature
picture at the Biiou The vaudeville
program includes the Bell Sisters, Scotch
dancers.
The two entertainment committees OF
Barre lodge and Granite City lodge, n.
+. O. p, will meet with Mrs. Patrick
Brown, 81 Jefferson street, Friday even
ing at 1880 o'clock.
Remember The rummage sale in the
yestry of the Uniyersalist church Febri.
airy and s. Those having anything to
donate, please leave at yestry in the aft
ernoon of Feb, or @.
Miss Gladys Gale will give pupils
recital in the Child Garden music course
and pianoforte work in the yestry Of the
Congregational church Saturday after
noon at o'clock. The public is most
invited.
Moses st. Peter, the Montpelier man
who has been in the City hospital with
three broken ribs as result Of tum-
bic into the river channel last Friday
night, is reported to be rapidly recover
ing from his injuries.
Fireman John c. Heney went to Sher.
brooke, p O., to-day, being called there
BY the death OF his stepmother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Heney, who died last night
AZ the home OF her brother. where she
had been residing for the past six years
She had been i'll with asthma for several
years She is survived by her husband,
J G. Heney, two sons, Louis F. of Hard /
wick, John G. OF this city, and a daugh |
ter, Mrs. Stella Oliver of Cambridge, |
Mass
Wednesday arrivals at the hotel Otis /
we're as follows: A. L. Duke, Manches- /
Ter, ~ H.; A. c. Telleneer, Allentown,
Pa; A. s. Martin, Burlington; NJ NJ /
Rand, Boston; G. L. benson, Franklin, !
\. H.; j. s. Thompson, Concord, N H. (
.. l., Lawrence. Morrisville; A. n. Fowl |
n, G. F. McCmdy, Boston; r G. Barber. |
Buffalo, n. Y; w H. Barnes, Burlng-
on; } A. Speare, Detroit, Mich; II. L. |
Fisher, Philadelphia; A. G. Matthews,
Augusta, Me: NJ l.. Crawford, Spencer, /
la p j. Greenay, r. O'Hearn, Boston.