The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abbotts towels 10 embroder.
Buy your furs this week at Vaughan's
See our new iceland fur set, $500
at Fits.
fleece-lined shoes for cold weather
at Tilden's.
Buy your gloves now. See the special:
advertised at Vaughan's.
A large lot of new goods at Hale's
Speciality Store, just received.
The latest designs in jewelry and sill
verware Mt 4. o. Holmes, Gordon block,
l.. X. Rice arrived in the city yester-
day for Syracuse n. ", for an indefinite
visit.
A. u. Lane of Highland avenue left
last night for few days business visit
10 Boston.
$. HOLSTER jackson of Wellington
street left last night for Boston to pass
several days on business.
Peter LaLine Of North Main street
went last night TO Newport, being called
there by the serious illness of his ia.
ther.
| Patrick Kelley, who has been EN-
! ployed in the granite industry Mt her.
Vile, p. O., returned to the city last
night.
Watch the paper tomorrow for the
program which will be given at the
grange fair, Unity temple, South Barre,
Dec. and o.
Mrs. John Forbes of. Summer street
left last evening for Brockton, Mass,
where she will visit with relatives for
about two weeks.
Miss Blanche Spauldng of Washing
ton street, who has been passing a few
days at her former home in st. Johns
bury, returned to the city yesterday.
Mrs. David vania and baby went from
the City hospital to their home yester.
day; also $. Comolli to his home after
six weeks illness with typhoid fever.
A. S. Whiteman, who has been visit
ing in this vicinity for the past week, |
left last night for Rutland, where he will !
stop for week before returning to his
home at Syracuse. !
Those having articles for the fancy
work booth of the South Barre grange
fair viii please leave them with Mrs. /
Earl Howard Wednesday morning or at
the hall Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Clair Miles. who has been visit.
ing at the home of her father. d. NJ.
Miles OF West street, returned yester-
day afternoon to Burlington to resume
her studies at st. Mary's academy
House, barn and one.half acre OF land
on Merchant street extension, at low
price for immediate sale Price is $3.50
less than it cost the present owner. You
can keep a COW, hens, etc here and re-
luce the high cost of living. You will
have to get busy az this offer 10 for this
week only. The ID. A. Perry Real rs.
tate Agency, Barre. Vt
Remember the fair at the Presbyterian
,hurch ON Wednesday and Thursday of :
this week The fair will open each /,
evening with an entertainment, given
~ the young people of the church, and
here will be the usual assortment OF ]
plain and fancy articles for sale, stone q
cutters aprons, ladies' work aprons, /
homemade candy, cake, jelly, scenes,
tic. Everyone come and see the en- J
ertainment.
John Berinato, the North Main street I
hoe dealer. has on exhibition in his win. IA
ow pair of boots made in Austria, n
itiliihF- To Ilte tubLNftI fIuIpplUB tHe Il
oldiers of the Balkan states Stone +
hips would almost disintegrate under Ii
he pressure of constant contact with '
hese boots, designed for endurance and
wear. The soles of the shoes are cir
with hand made nails, and q
hese same iron pegs are distributed over y
he surface exposed to wear from under a =,
cath. 9
Manager Arthur u. Pierce Of the Direct :
importing company to-day received a :,
of display cases, which will = !,
e Immediately installed by workmen in :"
he local branch store in the Bolster
uilding, Mr.. Pierce was recently au- al
lorized to stock his store with the con d,
'ctionery supplies similarly carried by \
ne larger city branches. The confee Il
emery list will contain varieties from p
he choice grade chocolate-eoated sweets on
,wn to the penny sticks absorbed by to
lildren. SC