The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-30
TALK OF THE TOWN
Hoagknit sweaters at Abbott's.

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Ladies' serge dresses, special s4os up
at Vaughans.
See our big comforters at Csc, 1925 up
at Naughan's.
You cannot afford to pass our specials
Henry w. Knight.
! Concord grapes, two baskets for Csc
at Diversi Fruit Co.'S.
See our line Of black and colored silk
petticoats. Special price, $2.9S. Paris
Shirtwaist House.
William LcC'lair of North Main street
commenced work this week with the
Calder Coal company.
/ William Glenne of Montreal former
resident in Barre, arrived here last
night for an indefinite visit.
Miss Shirley Bradford OF South Main
street left yesterday afternoon for Bur.
! lington, where she will visit at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Mather.
Giacomo Beacco left last evening for
New York, where he sails in the course
of few days for a few months visit
to his former home in Milano, Italy.
] Edward fash of Prospect street left
last evening for Providence, r. l., where
he will visit with relatives. Mr.. fash
viii return to Barre in about two weeks.
+. r. Munson of Bethel arrived in
the city yesterday and will remain here
indefinitely. He has secured employ
ment in the granite industry of the
city.
Nicholas and Chris Peters. vendors Of
popcorn and peanuts. have closed their
establishments, which have been located
on North Main street during the sum
mer and left this morning for Burling
ton, where they will visit for few DAYS,
later going to New York. to Join other
Greeks who are to sail to Greece to
participate in the Balkan strife.
James Edward Scott, graduate of
Spaulding high school in the class of
1909, who has been stationed at Vernal
Utah, in the service of the United States
forestry department, has been trans
ferred to Boise, Idaho. The transfer
was made Oct. r. Mr.. Scott was in
the service at Nernal for about two
years and half In his new appoint
ment, Mr.. Scott has position, which
places him in rank for a promotion in
the future.
A Shetland pony attached to a pony
cart and standing in the yard of the
Clark feed store on Prospect street be-
came startled yesterday by passing
freight train and broke out of the yard. |
into the opening of the small
cluster of houses ON Prospect street. lust |
across the railroad tracks, where the |
pony was halted. The youngster who |
was occupying the cart, which had Just |
been loaded with a bag of meal. chung |
to the reins and held his seat until upset !
rs the cart eollided with a piazza post |
Of one of the houses. The youngster
was thrown heavily to the ground, seem. /
ing more chagrined over the dainage to
the cart than over the injuries he in.
cured himself
Yesterdays football practice at Tufts
college resulted in Sherburne and Me-
lver. two of the gridiron stars at God
lard seminary last year, being turned
over to the varsity squad. Sherburne
mas been out of practice Tor some time,
owing to illness with boils, but on re-
turning to the game he continues to
himself with the coaches
Sherburne will be used in a regular posi-.
ion in the baekfield. owing to his ability
o carry the ball. McIver. who has been
playing end all year, moved into the
'arsity team when the regular ends
we're transplanted TO the second squad.
This makes three former Goddard lads
low playing regulation positions on the
tufts team, Richardson playing at cen
err.