The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-15
TALK OF THE TOWN


Sale Of chocolates at Hendricks VA
urdayi zoe a pound, worth twice u
price.
| A. +. Preston OF Enfield, N. H., WI
among the business visitors in the eli
to-day.
Edwin Gibbs of Bellows Falls wa
among the business visitors In the clt
yesterday.
| A sale of all.lnen crash at DC per var
at Perry's on Saturday, Bleached Q
Irmbleached.
g. w. Andrews of Mortified wa
among the business visitors in the cit
yesterday.
NJ. s. Hood of West Topsham wa
among the business visitors In the cit
yesterday,
Irwin Hoyt Of White River junction
was among the business visitors in tn
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. L. Hyatt Of Pitts
field, Mass, were among the visitors Il
the city yesterday.
Mrs. d, Nj. Burleson of Burlington ar
rived in the city last night for bust
ness visit of several days.
S. Sampica, who has been spending i
few days in the city, returned yester
day to his home in st. Adams.
II, w. yarnum left yesterday after
noon for Jetfersonville, where he vii
pass several days at his home.
Superintendent Of Schools and Mrs. L
NJ. Roscoe of French street have gone q
Boston for a few days visit.
r. b. Lang arrived in the city thi
morning from White River Junction fol
few days business visit
Don't forget our opening sale at Hale
Speciality store, now going on. Iarp
line of new goods just received.
DIR. Il. b. Whitaker of Merchan, SIRE,
has ret"rned home after snoading few
days with friends in st. Adams.
Judge Fl. w. Scott returned home this
after attending district meet
ing Of Odd Fellows in st. Adams.
Miss Myrtle Wells has returned to
her home in Burlington, after spending
! few days with friends in the city.
T. Henry Moore, who has been visit.
ng his brother, A. c. Moore, returned
his morning to his home In Ausable,
\. Y.
Oswald LeCasse has resumed his stud.
es at Goddard seminary, after spending
everal days at his home in Rock Island,
2 @.
Frank Binz OF Cleveland, Ohio.
pending a few days in the city on bu
ness connected with the granite in9u
ny.
j. L. Trembley, who recently move
lis family from this city to Swantol
vas business visitor in the city yes
erday.
James Sullivan and w. A. Clark ar
citing as special officers at police head
quarters during the absence of ofTec
George X. Garlic.
+. H. Collier Of Burlington arrived /
he city yesterday and win remain Il
his vicinity for several days as tht
uest Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Weeden re
urned last night to their home In Con
ord, N. H., after spending several days
18th friends in the city.
C. G, Jones, who has been spending
he past few days in the city in the |
interest OF the Central Vermont rail. |
pad, left to-day for Richmond
Miss Maude Desehenes, VINO has neen |
isiting relatives in Barre and vicinity |
,r the past two weeks, returned this
forming to her home in Winooski.
We have complete line of mems
arm footwear, waterproof hunting
pots, guns and loaded cartridges. New
pods, low prices. Eastman Bros.
A. J. Young of the Montpelier road
member OF the Young Bros. Granite
'mpany, left yesterday ON a business
ip through the middle western states.
Clarence Bishop and William Given
IT this morning for Orange heights,
here they will remain in camp at the
ARE Blue sox cottage during the open
ason on deer.
Miss Mary Colombo and Miss Joseph.
e Colombo of Bolster place, who have
en- spending several days with friends
Hardwick, are expected to return i,
me this evening. /,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Lucia. who have |
en- visiting relatives in Barre and !
nntpelier for the past ten days, re-
rned yesterday to their home in
fuses Point, n. Y.
William Halvosa Of Church street left {
It night for Boston, whore he will b
end few days on business. While a
Boston Mr.. Halvosa viii attend the a
rvard- Dartmouth football struggle. II
Riley's orchestra returned this morn
, from Waterbury, where they fur
he'd music for dance last night. A Q
ge party of young people from this ?
y accompanied the orchestra to Wa. y
bury. =
\ corps of engineers from the Walker, 81
ilker and Goodrich firm was engaged v
'terday in making a property survey ,
land on the west side of Highland
niue for the Boyce & Robinson real !.
ate concern. y
The 1918 Fords. just arrived. They ID
lower in price and higher in quality. al
l at our garage, at the rear of the ~
Y hotel, home of the famous Ford, and X
us tell you about them. Perry Auto al
bile company. .