The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-06
TALK OF TIE TOWN

Big sale Of furs now on at Vaughan's
To rent at 81 Currer street, small
tenement.
Special gloves of all kinds at The
Vaughan Store,
This is fur weather. See Abbotts line
of small furs and muiIs.
Fine percales, 80 inches wide, dark
colors, at Zoe "A yard. Henry w. knight
Piano and organ tuning work guar
anteed. Bailey's Music Rooms. Phone
22-W.
Peter Blake of Cliff street left this
noon for Mortified, where he will visit
for few days.
Gerald Martin of Watshed was
brought to the Barre City hospital to-
day for an operation.
c. H. Magoon left yesterday for Bur-
lington, where he will remain with
friends for few days.
Mrs Emily HaIvosa of Church street
has returned to the city from few
weeks visit to Westerly, r. l.
Henry L. Morgan returned yesterday
to Lebanon, n. H., after spending a
few days at his former home in Barre.
Alfred Bird, who has been spending
several days at his former home in this
city, left last night for Springfield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Wells returned
this morning to their home in Berlin,
n. H., after short business visit in the
city.
C., l.. Wilder of Boston, well known in
local railroad circles, arrived in the city
this morning for few days business
visit.
II. w. Brooks Of Warren was among
the business visitors in the city to-day,
leaving this afternoon for short visit
in Burlington.
relatives and friends in the city for the
past few days, returned to-day to
Springfield, Mass.
Miss Florence LaFountain of Brad
ford is visiting in the city as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Clarence Wood, OF
North Main street.
Miss Zilla Sargent, who has been
spending several weeks with relatives in
Syracuse, n. Y. arrived in the city yes
terday for short visit before return
ing to her home in East Barre.
G. Conf and Miss Rose Conf Of Mil
ford. n. H., arrived in the city last aight
to attend the wedding of Miss Irene
Conf OF Summer street to Alderman An !
tonic Rossi, which took place this aft
ernoon
Henry Borri and Angelo Bruzini OF |
Berlin street left to-day for Warren,
where they win spend several days hunt
ing on the Lincoln mountains. Both /
hunters plan to remain in Warren until I
the deer season is opened
George Schmidt, the young Rutland i
aviator, whose successful flights in
Mortified and Montpelier were wit
messed by many Barre people this fall,
will sail shortly for Porto Rico to spend
a portion of the winter. Later Mr..
will 90 to South America to
demonstrate his air machine before some
of the American governments.
Rey. A. c. Griffin who has been pass
ng a few days in Barre and Lanesboro,
eft to-day for his home in st. Johns
1ury, after attending the Cook Hartigan
Wedding. Father Griffin, who has been
'ecently transferred to St. Johnsbury
rom the curacy Of st, Monica's church. +,
low has a charge OF a wide missionary
erritory, embracing eighty miles along
he Connecticut river.
The North Barre Defenders football
leyen have arranged football game to
&c played in Waterbury on Saturday
Igainst an independent team of the
own. The Waterbury club is repre- |
ented by group of well.known football
,layers, who have been affiliated with
ifrerent school teams in this section y
4 the state The North Barre warriors J
ave been practicing earnestly all sea
on and have now developed strong \
coring machine.
Mrs. c. S. Andrews, Mrs. Il. F. Newell,
Irs. A. w. Gates and Miss Wilson of the j
eaconess' home on Berlin street left b
his noon for White River Junction, q
here they will attend the annual con a
erence OF the Woman's Home Mission r
ny society, which eonvenes there this c
feek. The conference will continue a
through the week, ending Friday, The a
iarre party attending the conference o
ill return Friday. Il
The Lewiston. Me-, Journal of Novem .
or tells us of the robbery of Abbott n
ros.' store in Lewiston Sunday night, j
hen over Sl.700 worth of furs and SIT g
! cash was stolen, it being one of the
iggest haus ever made in that city.
Wills NJ. Abbott. formerly of Barre and
1nneeted with the Homer Fits store, :,
one of the partners in the store; and {
e, together with the police, thinks the :,
,bbery was the work of professionals, 4