The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-01
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Remnant sale Saturday at Abbotts.
Second hand refrigerator for sale at
City Auction Rooms.
A 45c per pair special sale on corsets
at Perry's on Saturday.
Annual sale OF bed spreads, sheets and
pillow slips at Vaughans.
Lot OF ladies' and chiIdrens tan hose
Saturday at DC per pair. at Vaughan's.
Miss Nell stoughton of French street
left last night for Boston, where she
will visit for several days.
John SASH of Railroad street went
this forenoon to Northfield, where he will
visit friends for a few days.
John Almagia, who has been spend
ing the past 10 days in this city on
business, returned to-day to Boston.
David Wardner returned to Brookfield
to-day, after a visit in this city as the
guest of n. O. Ralph of Franklin street.
The Orange All Stars defeated the
Blue Jays yesterday, the score being
! > to 3. The Blue Jays poor support
lost the game.
Mrs. Agnes Clark aud c. ]. O'Brien of
this city were called to-day to Lyndon
| Vile by the death of their brother
George Riley
Sheriff sale: A good cornet win be
sold at City Auction Rooms Saturday
at 3 p. M. No. lis North Main street.
Q. II. Hale, auctioneer.
DIR. w r. Rowland returned last night
to East Corinth, after passing the day
in this city as the guest of Col Frank
Merrill of the hotel Otis.
A. NJ. Roach of Graniteyille was in the
city this morning, leaving at ll:20
o'clock for Bath, Me, where he win make
an extended visit with relatives.
Miss Clara Young. nurse at the Mary
Fletcher hospital arrived in this city
this morning for few days visit at the
home of her father on Merchant street.
Miss Florence NJ Rock left Yesterday
afternoon for Portland. Me-, where she
viii visit for few days before going
to Oldtown for 10 days stay with
relatives.
John Casabella of Center street, who
il taking two weeks vacation from
his duties in the Peoples shoe store, left
this forenoon for a short visit with rel
atives in Bethel.
The ladies of the First Baptist church
viii have good supply of baked beans,
brown bread. white bread, cake, dough-
nuts and pies on Saturday. The sale be-
gins at 230 p. m. Come early.
Lost-A large handbag last evening,
while attending the band concert Prob
ably lost between the DR.. Camp resi-
dence and the Rowland hall. Finder will
be generously rewarded by leaving the
same at The Times office.
]. r. Holmes and +. A. Hills, archi-
teotural inspectors in the employ of the
government, returned to Malone, \. V, !
this afternoon, after a brief visit in this !
day gave the new federal building thor |
ough inspection.
Many of our customers have said: IL /
should like one of your couch ham
mocks, but cannot afford it," Saturday !
we offer them to you at $40 each. |
just think it over and place your order !
early Saturday morning at c. \. Kenyon |
q Co.'S store.
H.. w. Shores of Hall street returned |
to this city last evening from St. Johns
bury, where he has been visiting for the |
past few days. He accompanied to this /
city his son, Stanley, and daughter, Dor
othy, who have been visiting at the /
home OF their grandparents for the past
five weeks.
Out of courtesy TO the Clan Gordon,
who are holding their annual picnic al
Caledonia park Saturday. the Barre A. C.
have arranged game away from home
OIL that date. Tomorrow morning the
Barre club will leave for Berlin, n H.,
where they play the Berlin A. c. to-
afternoon. The Berlin team has
made an enviable record this year and
has met defeat but seldom. In the Ber-
lin lineup are several stars well known
in New Hampshire baseball On Satur
day the Barre team will journey to Cole
brook, n H., and face the independent II
club of that place, The Colebrook team
is composed of college stars. Manager
Hoffman is to use Davidson in one game
and he will send johnson to the breast
works for the other. He is undecided
in which games the pitchers will be
worked.