The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Philip LaFcry went to Bethel to day
on business trip
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's
d !. Waterman went To Northfield to-
day on q business visit,
Ccdarine furniture polish AZ Hookers
Twenty 6ye cents bottle.
Alex. Anderson went to Waterbury
to-day on business trip.
4 son was born Yesterday TO Mr..
aud Mrs. George /. Emerson.
Mr. and Mrs. A, q. Tilden are pass
ing few days il Northfeld
Richard Mccarthy went to Bethel to-
day, where he has secured work
The granite pillars for the corners Of
the new Howlard building we're put up
to-day
Miss Marguerite Brown Of Cliff street
il visiting friends in Waterbury for a
few days
Miss Florence Slayton returned home
to-day. after spending few days with
friends III Plainfeld
c. l. Bugbee aud two daughters, Beat
rice and Evelyn. went to Mortified to-
day for short stay
Auction sale tomorrow 1T four o'clock
in the afternoon Bolster place See
adv. page I q f Smith, auctioneer.
Z. Il. smith and D. A. Perry went to
Randolph to-day, where Mr.. Smith con-
duets large auction sale for Frank
Freeman.
G. B, Carpenter, who has charge Of
important lumber interests in this vi
entity, has returned after spending sew
ersl weeks at his home in Bellows Falls
Here is candid tip. Don't fail to
see The Vicar OF Wakefield" the fea.
turc photo-play at the Biiou Lulu Reed
Is announced as the vaudeville offering
Mikmen. who were about the city
early Yesterday morning say that dill
ferent thermometers indicated tenn
perature Of three degrees below zero.
For sale Columbian Wyaudotte eggs
for Matching Hawkins and Keeting
strain. One dollar for l3 eggs guaran.
teed Inquire OF 4. G Moore. A. Pearl
street
The special granite trains from Mont
peIier to Port Huron, Mich, which were
cancelled early in the winter will be
started again Thursday. and win be run
hereafter every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday These trains are operated eX-
for granite shipments and the
object is 10 assist the manufacturers in
further developing their business in the
West These trains are run on through
service TO Port Huron.
The Spsulding high school students,
who accompanied the Stiles party from
to Washington. returned
home yesterday morning. after ten
days absence The sightseers report
highly satisfactory trip, which included
a two days soiourn in New York City,
a short stop in Philadelphia and visits
TO al the points of interest in aud
arovad the capital. The party was com
prised of the following persons: Miss
Blanche HaskiBs, Miss Frieda Hooker.
Miss Jessie Nelson. Miss Mildred Phelps,
Angus Smith, Uric Lebouryeau, and NJ
Smith OF South Ryegste.
Sunday ana Monday arrivals at the
CITY hotel we're as follows: G. ". spill.
Ter. Bethel: A. Cohen, J. J. Stearus. Bur-
Iington: !. Il. Towle. Montpelier; ]. d.
Keefe.- Providence. r. l.; A. G. McIn-
tyre. Boston: d. G. 5 Bushnell. Bur
Iingtou: {. C. Emerson. c. $ Gilman,
Portland. Me; T. T. Cameron. New York
CITY; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rowland.
Grace Reading. Chicago; II. Reynolds,
New York City; G. r. Carpenter. Bel
lows Falls: " +. Campbell, Lyndon
rille; d. DufFan. Worcester. Mass; J.
E. King, New York City; W A. Peck
ham. IT. S. Thompson. Boston: +. L.
sweet, New York CITY; ". S. Freeman.
Worcester, Mass.