The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-23
TALK OF THE TOWN


I New coats by express to-day at TIA
Vaughan Store,
/ New line of fall house dresses. Par
Shrtwaist House
| New gray flannel shirts by express
Paris Shirtwaist House.
Special cotton batting aud print sal
Saturday, Henry W. Knight.
Our l5e dark plaids for Zoe per yard
For school dresses. AT Naughans.
Regular Saturday evening dance j
. Miles hall. Opera house orchestra.
Basketball Monday evening in Churcl
street gymnasium, Norwich freshmen VS.
Goddard.
Waflles with maple honey, DC, at th
: Eureka restaurant Saturday Afternoon
and evening.
John J.. Wallace of Franklin stree
has returned home, after passing sever
al days in Holyoke, Mass, ON business
Leon Perkins, who is employed by {
! NJ. Goodrich at Northheld, returned tc
tie city to-day to pass a few days az
the home Of his parents on Hill street
John Gavin of Rutland, after spending
a few days at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
!, Henry Pruneau, returned to his home
this morning. Mrs. Gavin is cousin
of Mrs. Pruneau.
Special for Saturday at the Barre
| Candy kitchens: Chocolate chips at 23c
per pound, peanut brittle, special l0c
per pound; old fashioned molasses can.
dy, l5c per pound; London taffy, l5c
per pound.
Timber proposition; 300 acres or more,
within four miles of railroad; estimated
100000 feet Of spruce and large amount
of hardwood A bargain at $4,000
Buildings suitable for camp. Better look
it over at once. The d. A. Perry Real
Estate Agency, Barre Vt.
A meeting of Clan Gordon and ladies'
auxiliary and fair committee will be
held Monday evening, November rs, at
1880. 1t is imperative that all members
of this committee be present, as business
of Importance must be decided. James
K. Erich, secretary.
Word has been received of the birth
yesterday of nine pound son to Mr..
and Mrs f. A. 0pfergelt Of Woodstock,
Illinois. Mr.. OpfergeIt will be remem-
bcred as Bobbie Burns Of old Northern
league fame as a pitcher, aud Mrs. OPP
fergclt as Mary A. Pitkin, formerly OF
Montpelier.
At sos, children's coats. 2, 3, 4, 5, q.
This is a sample line that we bought
right and can sell TO You for the above
price. In this lot are chinchillas, cordu-
rows earaculs, flannels, boucles yalues
worth 1915 $500, $3.50 and $500 each.
This is an opportunity for you to save
money at Perry's.
The subject OF Rev. John y. Reardon's
sermon at the Uniyersalist church Sun
day morning will be Mission Work in
Japan; the subject Of Bible study,
"The TRANSPORTATION" of the young
peoples meeting, Thanksgiving" of
the evening meeting at 7 o'clock, SEA
ceIlencies Of the Episcopal Church."
There will be no Thursday evening
q. II. Kendrick of Academy street re-
turned this morning from a weeks |
hunting trip through the western part |
IF Maine. Mr. kendrick brought the |
,arcasses Of two deer both being fine |
specimens OF Maine animals The deer
we're placed on exhibition at the +. j. |
-add Co.'S market Both weigh close |
% l75 pounds. The law in the state
If Maine permits holders Of hunters I
license to shoot two.
A teamster, who was employed to cart
rranite dust to the north end Of the city,
signs of Spartan fortitude yes
erday on North Main street at a point
opposite Granite street The tcamstcr
tad loaded his wagon with granite dust
nd barrel filled with the pulverized
ranite was placed in the center of tho
wagon, on which was perched the driver
II rounding Granite street, the wheels
/ the wagon stuck in the cartracks, the
~ throwing the driver to the ground,
Ie alighted on his face badly skinning
be chin. As he squirmed about on the
round, both wheels of the wagon passed
across his body. Some pass
rsby stopped and Others ran to the resi-
ence of Dr. Mcfarland for aid. The
canister lay on the ground for full
linute without budging, then he arose :
} his feet and took charge of his team
nd drove straight down the street.