The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-26
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Abbott's saturday sale.

Buy your sewing machines at Fits
A large line of pictures and mirror
at Hale's.
AT soc each. umbrellas--a special salt
at Perry's on Saturday.
The first arrival of fresh dates are IN
at Zoe a pound Diversi Fruit Co.
Black ostrich plumes IA inches long al
1915, 10 inches long at $l.5O. Mrs. c. X
Wood.
Have you noticed the fancy grape fruit
we are selling at four for 25cl DIVERSE
Fruit Co.
C. NJ. McGrath of Pawtucket, r. l.,
was among the business visitors in the
city yesterday.
G. C. Curtis OF White River Junction
was among the business visitors in the
city yesterday.
We are showing the largest line of silk
waists in the state. See new Robes
pierre collar. Paris Shirtwaist House.
George o. Hobart returned yesterday
to his home in Syracuse, n. y, after
passing week with relatives in this
city.
Davis & Davis, Washington patent at
torneys, report the grant OF a patent
on a stone-cutting lathe to +. A. Grear-
son of Barre.
Miss Julia McAlister, a teacher in the
public schools, went this morning TO her
home in Moretown for few days visit
with relatives.
Milk route: Putting out from 1875
to $50 quarts daily. A good chance.
Inquire The d. A. Perry Real Estate
Agency, Barre, Vt.
Twenty per cent. discount on all mil
linery sold this week at Mrs Nelson.
Church's. Store fumigated each night
and germicides in use all the time.
The condition of Mrs. A. NJ. Morrison
of Batchelder street, who has been con-
fined to the house by illness for several
days, was reported to be somewhat inn
proved this morning.
Nicholas and Chris Peters, engaged in
the peanut and pop corn business in this
city, will bring the season to close
next week, both leaving for New York |
on Wednesday to sail to their native |
land, Greece, to enlist in the war now !
being waged against Turkey.
Mrs. James Robertson and little son,
James, jr., Of Washington street re-
turned home last night, after spending
several days with relatives in Montreal, /
p. @. Mrs. Robertson was accompanied
by her mother. Mrs Bill, who will make
an extended visit in Barre.
Lorena Leopold, the seven. months-old
son of Alberto and Emma Boulrice of
East Barre, died yesterday of pneumo-
MIA The funeral service viii be held I
1t o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
st. Sylvester's church in Graniteville,
with burial in the Catholic cemetery in
his city.
The electric Lighting people state that
heir wires on Summer and Seminary
streets. near where the accident to Thorn.
Us Ingram occurred Thursday evening,
ire under the wires of the telephone
,eople, and rubber hook holding the
wires pulled out and allowed
he telephone wire to drop across the
lighting company's wires.
G. A. Paine and ]. L. Maxson have
AIKEN out partnership papers, to con-
uct a printing, typewriter sales and
eparng business at Mr.. Maxson's stand
t 81 North Main street. Mr. Maxson
las conducted the business alone for (
ONE time. Mr.. Paine is a compare
lively newcomer in Barre, although he I
as already gained for himself wide
pread reputation as designer, Illus
rator and draughtsman.
ompany, has broken ground for its I'M \
erground conduit system which is to !
e extended along Washington street
his fall A gang of men is employed .
n the job and the contractor hopes to !
ave the work completed before snow
les. The conduits are Of cypress and
lrge enough in diameter TO permit the y
tringng OF fire alarm wires and pa ?
.ol system, should the city desire to
AXE a change in the future. The com +
any is also stringing new sections of b
verhead wires in many parts of the
ty. !.
Edward Sunderlin of Lebanon, Y. H., d
ell known through his connection with il
he grand circuit as an expert driver,
as a visitor in the city yesterday as :,
lie guest of VIII Page. Mr.. Sunderlin r
in charge of AL billiard Mr. Sunderln :,
Is placed the horse in winter quarters :
Lebanon, where he viii remain until
le call Of the turf next spring Prob re
,ly no other horse in New England can c
,ast of such a successful record. In al
&c four years the billiard horse has
zen kicking dust on race courses, 40 =,
ces has he entered and Al times has r
taken the money. During the past X
ason the billiard horse entered IL races, -
owing his heels to all competitors in y
cry heat a rather unique sea sons rec