The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

n cite robes at Naughans.
II Cut prices on drugs at Kendrick'
4 that are not equallcd in town.
4 The Tourist club win meet with Mr.
H Veale Monday afternoon at $3.50.
H The MeWhorter Co. are showing
large line of sheep-lined coats. at rigi
\ prices.
i Joseph II. HERMAN OF Hanover, \
| H., was business visitor in the cit
to-day.
New candy tobacco and grocery stor
at 1873 South Main street. Come in an
see goods. Charles ploun
j, j. Mcclure left last night for hi
home in Syracuse, n. Y, after spending
a few days in the city on business.
Mrs. George w. Upton Of Ludlow ar
rived in the city last night for a week
visit with relatives at South Barre.
Wanted exchange building lot TO
motor bike, team, or other persona
property. c. A. Hoyt, Hardwick, Vt.
q. G.. Leavens returned this morning
to his home in Cambridge, after spend
ing few days in the city on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hamlet have re,
turned home from Worcester, wher,
they attended the funeral OF Jacob Col.
lier.
A flock OF wild geese numbering fifty
or more passed over the Shepard farm
in Graniteyille this morning, bound
| south.
Miss Nellie Lang, who was called to
Barre by the death of Mrs. Josephine
S. Lang of Hill street, has returned TO
her home in Boston.
Mrs. John Daigue, who has been visit
ing relatives in Websterville for the
| past ten days, returned this forenoon TO
her home near st. Armand, p. @.
| George McCaiTrey and Peter Mcintyre,
who have been spending several days
in the city purchasing stock, left last
night for their home in Boston.
James Hastings of North Main street,
who has been spending the past four
days in Duxbury on hunting eXpedi-
ton, returned TO the city this after
noon.
G. Z. Owen Of East Barre was Wis.,
itor in the city yesterday on his way
to Montgomery Center, whore he viii
remain during the open season for
deer.
G. n. Dodge, district supervisor for
the Singer Sewing Machine Co., has
returned to his home in Boston, after
spending few days in the city on busi-
ness.
At SLl5 per pair, some curtains IN
white or ecru, with bands Of lace inser-
tion-a curtain usually selling for Sl.50.
Only sll5 per pair at Perrys on Sat
urday.
John Mercer and Robert Duncan, who
have been employed in Clayton, n. y,
for several months, have returned to
their home in Barre for the winter
months.
Look here for Carters underwear,
Pennsylvania knit sweaters, Lion brand
yarns. Warmers rustproof corsets, Belle
waists, Mccall patterns and Gordon
hosiery. Henry W. Knight,
John Calan of Panama, who has been
spending few days in the city as the
guest of w. y. Marion Of North Main
street, left yesterday for Fairfield, where
he will pass month at his home.
w. G. Scott, former resident of
Barre, will arrive in the city tonight
after an absence of several months.
Monday Mr.. Scott will begin work in y.
+. Cheeseman's barber shop on Pearl
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Annholm, who
were married in Barre several days ago. |
returned yesterday from wedding trip |
through Massachusetts and Rhode Is |
land. They win make their home at 20 |
Averill street.
Barre friends of DIR. II. A. Whitney Of |
Norwich university, Mortified, who re-
Gently underwent serious operation at |
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burling |
ton, will be glad TO learn that he is
steadily recovering his health.
Five hundred yards Of percale for loc
per yard at Perry's on Saturday. This
i the regular l2lac percale, enc yard
vide. Special soft finish, gray, navy |
Blue, dark FEDS and o LOT Of light green,
1t Perry's. DC per yard, on Saturday.
J. c. Griggs has paid claims for acct
lent and illness insurance during the
1ast few weeks as follows: One claim
Tor $3.50; one for $1,000, one sl4.ld,
me $500, one S23.32. one 1898, one
sl4.99. one s6l.lG. one Sl700 one Sl066,
me $500, one $3.50, one $3.50, one
$500.
Seymour Tucker of North Main street,
Who pleaded guilty to subsequent Of
ense of intoxication in city court yes
erday and planned to pay fine and
osts amounting to slo.34, failed to Sc
ure the funds and was taken to the
ounty Jail in Montpelier in the after
loon.
The calendar of the National shswmut
ank of Boston for 1918 is an elaborate
fair Of IL sheets, each sheet containing
he calendar for the month and two
argc illustrations, depicting the scenery,
and products of New England.
IN one of the sheets, the illustrations
how the leading products, one being a
nmber scene in Maine and the other
lew of one of the larger granite quar-
les in Barre. The view Of the Barre
uarries is presented with the purpose I
( showing the immensely of the bust
ess. II