The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dustless floor mops and brushes a
Hale's.
New wrappers and house dresses a
Vaughan's
Abbott is showing large line of neN
couch covers.
See the new chiffon waists at Th'
Vaughan Store.
Big sale of ladies' silk dresses at Tn,
Vaughan Store.
Get one of those percale or ginghan
house dresses at Abbott's.
w. b. Porter OF Springfield, Mass.
was among the business visitors in the
city to-day.
| Special values in curtain muslins and
serims, 10 different styles at Zoe yard
Henry w. knight
Mrs. Ruth Austin went Saturday to
Burlington where she is making a short
visit with friends.
Frank H. Austin returned home to.
day, after passing few days with rela-
tiyes in Burlington.
Howard C. Swetley OF Dorchester,
Mass, WAS among the business visitors
in the city yesterday.
L. b. Thompson returned home this
morning, after spending few days with
friends in st. Adams.
George Lang OF Barton, proprietor of
the Barre optical parlors, was business
visitor in the city to-day
Joseph Gay returned home Saturday,
after spending several days with rela-
tives in Enosburg Falls.
James Reid returend home Saturday
night, after passing several days in Bos-
ton and vicinity on business.
G.. II. Rathburn returned yesterday
to his home at Marshfeld. after spend.
ing few days in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. L. House of West
street returned Saturday night from a
short visit with relatives in Quechee.
People wanting tulip bulbs set in their
lots in the cemetery may have them set
in this week by applying to Alex. Han
ton.
Meetings OF the retail clerks union
viii be discontinued until further no
tice. Per order X. J. Maggiani, rec.
sec.
The monthly meeting of the school
commissioners will be held at the Gran
lite Savings bank Tuesday evening at
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs j. S. Baker returned |
this forenoon to their home in Mid |
dlebury, after weeks visit with friends |
in the city.
Miss Florence Bainbridge returned yes
terday to her home in Haverhill, Mass, |
after spending ten days with friends in
Barre and vicinity.
Peter Blair OF St Adams arrived in
the city Saturday and began work this |
morning with the yard crew at the Cen
trail Vermont station.
Gerald Huxford of Montreal, p. O.. and |
two companions, who are touring New /
England in an automobile, were visitors
n the city yesterday.
Clayton A. Murray of Pearl street.
who has been employed at the Allen
lumber yards for the past year, has COM
oleted his duties with that company.
/. Filiberti of George street leaves
,o-night for Fresno. Cal, where he will I
Fisit for few days before going to
Academy, Cal, where he will pass the
winter with relatives.
The condition of George Shores OF
Maple avenue, who underwent an opera
ion for appendicitis at the City hos
,ital Saturday, was reported to be COM
ortable this morning.
Mrs C.. A. johnson. who was called
o Barre two weeks ago by the death
il her father. Peter Bombard of North
lain street, left this forenoon for her
ome in Cambridge, Mass.
The NoveIli & Calcagni plant in Miles
meadow closed down for few days this
morning, owing to the illness OF one
/ the proprietors, William Corti. the 9TH
r member of the firm, Joseph Calcagni,
cling absent.
r. F1ydermon and L. Rubin of Bos- I
on, who have been spending the past
week in the city gathering curio fur.
iture, left Saturday for South Royal /
on, where they viii pass few days
efore returning to Boston. y
John Oltolini of Blackwell street re, :
urned last evening from Burlington, ),
here he has been visiting his mother, !,
Lrs. E. Oltolini, at the Mary Fletcher !
ospital. Mrs. 0ltelini underwent an op.
ration on the spine two weeks ago and
er condition is rapidly improving. I
c. Fl. Kendrck has installed in connec-
on with his ice cream and soda fountain
novel water heating device. The APP
lratus is a late pattern of the Pitts
Irg Water Heating company's water
,aters. The device constantly feeds the
untain water at high temperature.
Arthur c. Lane, the American Express
rs messenger on the Barre branch,
is been transferred for a month to the q
ain line, his run extending from Bos- !,
n to St Adams. Mr.. Lane leaves to- N
ght to assume his new duties, and his t
ace on the local branch will be filled by OF
ed Simpson of Center Harbor, n. H., Il,
no arrived in the city this morning. ii
Officers at police headquarters have r
clared war on the denizens of small oi
acks which are such common spec OF
Gle in vacant lots around the city -
d hence forth all such structures stand 81
a fair way of destruction at the q
nds of patrolmen. Recently com el
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