The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

u G. +. Bowes returned home to-da,
II after passing a few days with friend
II in Burlington.
II G. A. Palaro returned home this morn
H ing, after short visit with friends
4 Waterbury.
\ One fur-lined marmot coat, good qual
n ity beaver shell. Former price $500
\ Great cash sale $4,000 at Fits.
4 w. Il. Spear returned home yester
/ day, after spending a few days wit
/ friends in Mortified and vicinity.
Wanted-To exchange building lot TO
motor bike, team, or other persona
property. c. A, Hoyt, Hardwick, Vt
Mrs. o. A. Jennings returned thi
morning to her home in Wells River
after spending few days in the city
Fred Fedeler arrived in the city yes
terday from Providence, r. l., and viii
remain here for several days on bust
ness.
Mrs. John Arthur, who has been visit.
ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs
NJ. f. Gaskell of East street, returned
this forenoon to her home in West
Glover.
Judge II. w. Scott left this forenoon
for Bethel, where he will attend an
encampment meeting of Odd Fellows
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Warner returned
this morning TO their home in Middlebuuy,
after spending several days with friends
in the city.
There is Sl0,537.sS worth of. all new
ladies' and misses garments and furs on
sale at Hale's Speciality store to-day and
tomorrow.
| r. l.. Henderson of Wells River, pro-
| prietor OF the Pavilion theatre, arrived
iii the city to-day and will stop in town
for the remainder of the week.
| Regular meeting Of tool sharpeners,
No. 2, g. &. l. A., viii be held in Nichols
block Wednesday evening, Nov. 20, at
7 o'clock. James Mulch, secretary
Carlo Colombo of Bolster place re-
turned home this morning from North
field, where he has been visiting his
brother, n Colombo, for few days.
Warmers Rustproof and Redfern cor
sets, Belle waists, Carriers underwear,
Lion brand yarns and Mccall patterns
are strong leaders here. Henry w.
knight.
Victor Lauder and family of Redgran-
lite, Wis, arrived in the city yesterday
and win visit in the city for few days.
They arc stopping as guests at the hotel
Otis.
Louis Hoar and Earle Smith OF High
land avenue returned this morning from
Middiesex. where they have been pass
ing the early days of the open season
for deer.
Principal G. H. White and Mrs. White |
returned Saturday from Lyndon, where
they were guests, Friday. of Superin- |
tendent Q. ID. Mathewson of the Lyndon
agricultural school.
Mrs. Louise Davis. who has been pass
ing few days in the city as the guest |
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Quimby Of
"a Academy street, returned yesterday |
to her home in Penacook, n. II.
Percy Seeley of wellington street be-
gan a weeks vacation from his duties
in browns drug store Saturday and left
on the Green Mountain express last
night for his home in Westerly, r. |.
w. A. Scholtz, advance agent for the
Uncle Toms Cabin production which
will appear at the opera house this week, Il
returned to st. Johnsbury this morning
after passing a few days in the city.
William Halvosa Of Church street re- II
turned this morning from Boston, where A
10 has been spending the past few days.
Mr.. Halyosa attended the Dartmouth
Harvard football game at Cambridge,
Mass, Saturday.
Sundays arrivals at the hotel Otis
we're as follows: George Murray. New
York; Charles Ambaults, Pavilion;
Frank Ambaults, Pavilion; Victor Lau-
Ter and family, Redgranite Wis; S. j.
'tei.oud, Athol Mass: r. i. Smith, Rut-
and; ID. G. Shaw, Middlebury.
Il. NJ. Laws and George w. Mann re.
urned Saturday night from hunting
rip to Waitsfied The hunters re-
urned empty-handed but are soon to
tart for the woods again, as Mr.. Mann
ows that he will sustain his past record
or shooting a deer during each open
eason.
Harold Human was. visitor in the
ity to-day on his way to Orange, re- 7
urning from few days visit to Bos.
on. Mr. Ilinman attended the Harvard :.
dartmouth football game at Cambridge,
lass, Saturday. Mr.. Humans young
r brother took an active part in the
anne for Dartmouth.
William T. Maiden of this city led the
Dphomore class football team to victory a
aturday in the annual freshman
aphomore football game at the state
University. The sophomores proved to
2 too versatile for the freshmen and
andily inflicted a % to o defeat. One
,ature of the game was the playing of
laden at halfbaek and Glidden, the 1
1rmer Montpelier seminary star. at :
lllhack. Glidden scored all touchdowns ;
,r the winning team.
Fish stories were quite in order on
aturday evening, when fourteen Barre
shermen rendered j. X Pirie banquet
appreciation of the work done by
i'm in Montpelier before the joint COM
ittee on fish and game laws. In Mont
alier, Mr. Pirie put up strong plea
yainst SEEMING on lake Champlain, which
cal fishermen claim is the only place =
fl near by for a few DAYS fishing
,ort at small expense. The evening
as pleasurably devoted to song and
ory. although il was difficult to decide
st who was the most capable narrator
big fish stories. Ii was during the
ninlen, in behalf of the assemblies COM
my, presented Mr.. Pirie valuable
lndmade fshpole, fully equipped. as