The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-02
TALK OF THE TOWN


At Abbott's. special sale OF wool
dresses.
A large line of pictures and mirrors
at Hale's.
Saturday sale aviation caps at The
Vaughan Store.
Big special Saturday on petticoats.
| Paris Shirtwast House.
Elmer Grafton is moving his house
hold goods from Washington street to
South Barre.
Black and navy blue messalne silk
waists Saturday special, $l.0S. Paris
Shirtwaist House.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Conf returned this
morning from Bethel, where they have
been for five weeks.
Miss Angie Venetti OF North Main
street has returned home, after spend
ing few days with friends in Water
bury,
Wallace Hurley, who has been visit
ing in Williamstown for the past week,
was visitor in the city to-day on his
way to Marshfeld,
c. L. Smith, auctioneer, is.a very busy
man these days. He has held % sales
in the month of October and is dated
well into November.
We have Just received car of flour
and are making prices to move it quick
ly. Call or telephone before you pur-
chase. Eastman Bros.
Daniel Hagan, who has been visiting
as the guest of Matthew iagan of Sum
mer street for the past few days, re-
turned to-day TO his home at Brandon.
A. c. Trembley, who has been spend
ing several days in this vicinity on bus
ness went last evening to Burlington,
where he will remain for few days be-
fore returning to his home at Manches-
ter.
Matthew Hagan of Summer street lett
to-day for Burlington, where he will |
visit for few days as the guest of
Dean Aver, formerly OF this city, who
is now employed with pharmacy in
Burlington.
Peter Bianchi and Miss Helena Gaz-
zom both OF this city, were united in /
marriage at the city clerks office in the
city building Thursday afternoon. The
marriage was performed by City Clerk
James Mackay.
Robert Cordiner, formerly an employee
at the Montpelier & Wells River freight I
depot, who went to Iowa last June, has
enrolled as a freshman in the civil engi-
neering department at the Iowa State
college at Ames During the summer
Mr.. Cordiner was engaged in assisting
/ railroad survey in Iowa.
The j. L. Maxson Co.. a new firm
recently organized for the purpose of
selling and repairing typewriters and do I
ng general printing business, has hung
new electric sign on the outside OF
is Offices in the Boyce- Durkee block. I
The sign ELIMINATES the monogram y.
:. NJ. Co" and may be distinguished at
considerable distance.
Through the D. A. Perry Real Estate
gency, the large farm in Williamstown
wned by Clarence Rich has been sold to
Ir. and Mrs. y. L. Marble of North
'ayston, who will take immediate pos
ession. The farm embraces over 201
ores and the sale price was $4,000,
shch includes stock, tools and produce. !
Walter Wilcox the Moretown represen-
alive of the local company. and J. J. t
IA shner, the firms agent in Washing d
on. had charge Of the transaction. Mr..
ich expects to move at once to North d
cid Falls, n
The building on the north side of
ranite street, just east of the Mont b
elier & Wells River railroad tracks, il a
cling remodeled and in a few weeks win
e occupied by Sidney f. Spafford. the o
reduce dealer. Part of the building v
i'll be used for living rooms by MIR.
pafford and the remainder of the build Z
g will BE- given over TO salesrooms and !
ore rooms. The building is being reno
ated in such a manner that spur will
, accessible from the main highway of s
he Montpelier & Wells River railroad,
nd on the east side of the structure
aperture has been made that will per. +
il the entrance of an automobile de- il
very truck and other vehicles of trans
,rtaton. fC