The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Turf hose, l5c per pair, on sale Sat
urday at Perry's.
! Take home package Of Hendricks
chocolates Saturday at 24c a pound.
Louis Romans went to Berlin n H.,
| this noon on weeks business trip.
Joseph Vale went this noon to Wa
terbury for short visit with friends.
L. Z. Bailey went this noon to Hard
wick for a weekend visit with rela-
tives.
Oscar Longe of Fitchburg, Mass, was
among the business visitors in the city
! to-day.
e. w. Cummings left to-day for South
! Ryegate, where he viii spend several
days with friends.
Fred T. Cults OF Hill street returned
this morning from a weeks business
trip to Boston and New York.
| Call@at Carl c. Perkins Electric store
and get your Mazda and Tantalum
lamps, great reduction in the price.
William Mitchell returned Yesterday
to his home in Hardwick. after passing
few days with friends in the city.
Great reduction in the price Of MAJ
da and Tantalum lamps at Carl c. Per
kns Electric store. 100 No. Main street.
Auction sale. You viii find a large
assortment Of household goods at low
prices Sale tonight and Saturday az
2 and p, m.
Harold Miles, student at Spauldiug
high school, went TO Graniteyille yes
terday to pass the spring vacation at
his home there
Mrs. w. F. Shepard will exhibit her
first showing Of exclusive designs in tail
ored spring hats Saturday afternoon,
March IS. Inspection solicited
Horace f. Winch left yesterday for
his home in Cleveland, o., after spend
ing several days in this vicinity while
east on business trip to New York
and Boston.
Cards have been received in this city
announcing the safe arrival OF Elon T.
Barrett and Walter A. Boutwell,, who
LETT Barre a week. ago for Los Angeles
Cal, to make Their home
Miss Cynthia Doane Of Church street.
who teaches in the public schools, left
yesterday afternoon for her home in
Bakersfield to remain during the spring
vacation OF two weeks
The Barre opera house orchestra has
all the latest ragtime two-steps and pop
ular song waltzes. You can hear them
by attending st. Patricz's dance Mon. |
day evening in Miles hall
Robert Even arrived in the city this |
morning from New York, where he re-
Gently landed after sailing from Glas-
gov on the steamship "Megantic.a Mr. |
Ewen's home is in Aberdeen.
Robert B. Carpenter Of the fire de- |
,attrsa -
juries while attending fire in East |
Barre recently went this noon to Roch- |
ester to visit his mother for a few
days.
The Farnham horse sale at Montpelier /
yesterday was well attended. notwith. /
standing the stormy day, and 30 horses 4
and other property was disposed of. One |
green horse brought $3.50, one green pair I
$3.50, and second hand horses all the I
way from $25 to Sill.
In making announcement in ysstcr- /
days paper that the oil painting. "The I
Age of Innocence" by Sir Joshua Rey-
nolds had been hung in the adult room
OF the Aldrich public library, The Times
omitted to state that the beautiful pie
ture was presented by the Altrurian club
of this city.
Word was received here yesterday Of
the sudden death of Mrs. Edna Flint
Edgerton of Newton Center, Mass. Mrs
Edgerton was formerly of Washington,
VT and is we'll known in this vicinity
The funeral was held to-day from her
late home in Newton, and the burial is
to be at East Randolph, where her hus
band John B. Edgerton, was buried near
~ two years ago. Two daughters sur
vive, Misses Ethel and Esther Edgerton
Of Newton Center.
The season Of slippery sidewalks is
here and pedestrians We're out in force
this forenoon testing their ability to
without succumbing to the lev
glare. One or two elderly persons fell
during the early morning, but no one
sustained anything more serious than
fractured feelings or momentary embar-
rassment. The walking public for the
most part steered for the middle of the
street until the MONDAY sun had trans
formed the walks into water and slush.