The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-14
TALK OF THE TOWN
Vacuum cleaner for rent, Fits.

Yaughans.
Sale Of chocolates NJ Hendricks sat
urday; zoe a pound, worth twice thu
price.
l.. II. Griscom Of Peekskill, n. Y, wat
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Wanted--Good room and board in pri
yate family. Address IN. o. box ls2
Barre, VI.
A sale Of all-linen crash at sc per yard
at Perry's on Saturday. Bleached OF
unbleached
! b. +. Davis returned home yesterday
after spending several days In Groton
on business.
O. II. Streeter of Waynesville, n. "
was among the business visitors in the
city yesterday.
Fine needlework; corset covers, waists,
infants dresses and robes, SIC to $500.
Henry w. knight.
William T. Calder of North Main
street returned yesterday from weeks
business visit to Montreal.
new line of Taber-P rang framed
pictures. just received at Hooker's. Sc
lect now for the holidays.
Henry Metcalf OF East Corinth ar
rived in the city yesterday to resume
his studies at Goddard seminary.
Miss Dora Taylor of Lyme Center, N.
H., arrived in the city yesterday to re-
sumo her studies at Goddard seminary.
Edward II. Miller, who recently com
pleted his duties at the Barre laundry,
10 employed as driver at the city bak-
cry.
James d. B. Kidder, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Barre, returned yes
terday to his home in Williamstown,
Mass.
Mrs Mary Frary. who has been visit
ing friends in the city for the past week,
returned yesterday to her home in West
Rutland.
w. B. Olcott OF Worcester, Mass, ar
rived in the city this morning on the
Green Mountain express for a few days
business visit.
Miss Lila Cowdy, who has been Wis
iting relatives in the city for few days,
returned yesterday to her home in Man
sonyille, 7. Q.
H. T. Burns of St Adams. travelling |
auditor of the Central Vermont rail
'oad, was among the business visitors in |
he city yesterday.
We have complete line of mems
warm footwear, waterproof hunting
BOOTS, guns and loaded cartridges. New
FOODS, low prices. Eastman Bros
James R. Mackay leaves tonight for
Boston, where he will pass few days
m business and also attend the Dart
mouth Harvard football game Saturday.
Herbert Dillon, who has been visiting
elatives in Graniteville for the past ten
lays, was in the city last night on his
way to Boston, where he will be en-
'loyed.
Miss Ruth Millpon, who has been
pending several days at her home in
tock Island, p. O., arrived in the city
asst night to resume her studies at God
ard seminary.
Howard Milesrof West street leaves to-
few days on business. While absent,
fr. Miles will witness the Dartmouth.
Harvard football competition.
The 1913 Fords. just arrived. They
re lower in price and higher in quality.
all at our garage, at the rear of the
ity hotel, home of the famous Ford, and /:
It us tell you about them. Perry Auto
lobile company.
Secretary Dan f. Davis, of the state |
GARD of pharmacy, is expected home to-
light from Boston, where he attended
ne annual meeting of the New England |,
of state boards of pharmacy,
ED at the state house.
Edison Landers of Maple avenue and
,hn Gauthter left early this morning !
n Middlesex, where they viii pass the q
zen season on deer. The two Barre
inters will camp on Leader mountain, n
here they have erected temporary |, r
Hiding. s
Officer George X. earle Of John street
taking an annual vacation from his L
titles at police headquarters. John "
rect people who have seen a lone fig n
e aggressively blazing away at tar n
It on the Kynock avenue meadows
cry morning during the past fortnight
lderstood the why, for this forenoon .
ey saw the officer leave nome .
tn 3s40 rife slung carelessly over p
) shoulder. In company with Ray =
md Diemer, James Silver and William
ark, Officer Carrie viii occupy hunt Ia
Z shack on the foothills of Roxbury r.
,untain during the deer season. hi
This afternoon at Montpelier, the high W
loo fotball team of that city is COM
tting with Middlebury high school, al
lich is likewise claimant to the II
of the state. Last Sat ii
lay Montpelier high school eliminated to
Johnsbury academy from the list. q
e management then secured Middle d.
~ high school, which comes 10 this r.
ton with an enviable record behind IL
I'M. Middlebury has cleaned up every
Iool team in the southwestern part of /.
, state. This is probably the ,ast ~
ne OF the year for the Montpelier ~ ~
IS. Pi'
Walter Burke Of Maple avenue, ma. fr'
e of Newport who has been employed on
the street department for several sa
nths, was arraigned in city court this wi
rning on an intoxiestion charge. Be op
e Judge II. w. Scott, Burke entered
flea of guilty and was fined 50 and q,