The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-29
TALK OF THE TOWN


Sale of ladies' wool and silk dresses
at Vaughan's.
Festival OF holidays opens in Rowland
hall Tuesday afternoon
, /. w. Melcher OF Boston arrived IN
the city yesterday for few days visit
John Patterson of Boston has been
making short business visit IN Barre
, james Sheriffs returned to Waterbury
this morning, after few days visit IN
the city.
A daughter was born this morning to
Mr.. and Mrs, u. Il. Waterman OF Pleas.
ant street
Chicken.pie supper at the Uniyersallst
vestry next Tuesday evening, % cents.
Watch for the menu.
The Over the Teacups club will meet
with Mrs. Warren Richardson to'mors
row Saturday at the usual time.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. Jones OF Chicago,
H., are spending few days in the city.
They are guests at the City hotel dur
ing their visit in the city
The party who was seen taking the
boys jumper from 1872 North Seminary
street please return IL at once and avoid
1 further trouble, as they are known.
John Mclean, who is employed with
the Sullivan Machinery company Of
Claremont N. H., is visiting for a few
days at his former home in South
Barre.
| L.. Nee xxskn haua
been visiting in the city for che past few
days as the guests of MIR. and Mrs. NJ.
Patterson OF Highland avenue, returned
to Cabot to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Peduzzi and family
of Batchelder street left last evening for
New York, from where they will sail
for few months visit at their former
home in Milano, Italy.
At the Mrs l.. d. Gale sale Wednes-
day, cows sold with one exception from
1912 to ST., several above 500. c. w.
Persons drove in 81 head of young cat
tie that also sold for very satisfactory
prices.
Festival OF holidays opens in Rowland
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday aft
ernoons and evenings next week. A large |
display of useful and ornamental arti-
cles for the holidays viii be exhibited |
for sale.
Lion brand yarns, Warmers Rust. |
Proof and Redfern corsets, Belle waists, |
Ideal house dresses, Royal fannelette |
robes and skirts, and Pennsylvania knit |
sweaters are found in Barre only at |
Henry w. Knights.
Frank Towsley, Goddard 1910, who has
been passing few days at the home of /
his parents in Washington, is the guest
of friends at Goddard seminary for
few days Mr.. Towsley will leave to-
morrow for Medford Mass, to resume
his studies at Tufts college.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Guptill of Boston,
who have been visiting In the city, left
yesterday for Burlington, where they
will visit for few days. Mr.. Cup.
till is connected with the Massachusetts,
companies which recently purchased the
Barre & Montpelier Traction company.
The first basketball game OF the sea.
son will be played Tuesday night at the
Church street gymnasium between the
Shamrock A. A. and Goddard seminary.
The Shamrock quintet has been earnest
ly practicing for the past few weeks and
will present one of the most formidable
line-ups that ever represented the city.
Mrs. Fl. s. Miles Of 10 North Main
street wishes to announce that she has
added jewelry as side line and will
also take orders for Rogers silverware
and jewelry, Come in and order early
for Christmas. Special for the next ten
days, 90 per cent. discount on ali
trimmed and untrimmed hats. Remem-
Der the place, 20 North Main street,
G. G. Perkins of the Perkins Electric
Co. will send a gang of electricians to
Peaeham Friday to complete a wiring
contract which he accepted several weeks
ago. Mr.. Perkins has already wired
twenty dwellings in the village of Peach
am and he expects to complete the work
shortly. In connection with the Peach I
am contract the Perkins company has !
recently completed wiring forty dwell
Ings in the neighboring village of VOL.
cott.
Reports sent to Special Humane Off, :
ser George Shannon indicate that some /,
,atte on west hill are not receiving the
benefit Of good treatment. It is claimed !
hat steers in that vicinity have suffered :
several different kinds OF cruelty and J,
he owners are warned that prosecutions i
will follow if the mistakes of the past !
ire not rectifed. Officer Shannon Is de- {
ermined to enforce the law covering the !
are of domestic animals and in this en-. :
eavor he has the support of the pros.
cutting officers.
The eagle stll screams in the window &
{ II. j. Smiths City market on North s.
lain street. Recently, meat cutters il
mployed at the store placed young cat X
a cage adjoining the big bird which b
Isa Smith brought down from Orange t.
Ionday. Hardly had the little market g
ct taken stand in a far corner of her A
age than the member from Orange be- II
an to display his intense antipathy TO ii
be feline family. The bird created such u
commotion over the nearness OF the Il
a. l. he Al Ill 4 | III