The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-29
TALK OF THE TOWN
New pianos at Hale's.


Shirtwaist boxes at Hale's.
Munsing underwear at Abbott's.
Dustless floor mops and brushes a
Hale's.
Now is the time to buy your winter
underwear at Vaughan's.
Mrs. Peter NJ. Park and Mrs. Marga
ret c. Gable will give personal attention
to customers at the Paris Shirtwaist
House.
William Laurie OF Brook street left
last evening for Iberville, P. O., where he
viii be employed in the Canadian gran
| lite industry.
The Wealthy pear, "the pear that
made New Jersey famous" from Vine.
land, \. j. Good enough TO eat. Cheap
enough for preserving. Buy Of your
home dealers. Sidney T. Spatford, whole
sale fruit and produce, Barre. Tuesday
Oct. 20, last day at the low price.
Owing to the large increase in our
business during the past year, we find
it necessary to add new member to
our firm, in order to give personal at
tention to the public. We also wish
to thank our friends and the public for
their liberal support in our past four
years of business in this city and hope
TO merit large share in the future We
would also ask all customers to call and
settle their accounts as soon as possible,
in order that we may settle our account.
Respectfully, Mrs. A. E. Park.
A move is under way toward organic
ing basketball association, which will
be termed the Shamrock A. A. Already
several names have been forwarded to
those al the head of the movement, and
it is quite certain that they will launch
a basketball team for the honors of
state championship. James Mackie of
l04 Summer street, is temporarily man
ager of the quintet and is ready to cor
respond with all state teams desiring
games. Those interested In the forma
tion of the club are Thomas Carroll, the
former Spaulding and Goddard basket
ball star; and Grady, Ogston and Stuart,
other old Spaulding players, are taking
n keen interest in organizing the club.
Deputy Sheriff A. NJ. Morrison re-
turned last night from Braintree, where
he has been the guest of George Baker
for a few days. Over and back again, |
the deputy made the trip in a little |
roadster, and the journey was full of in
,idents. Night overlook the lone driver |
four miles this side of Brookfieh and /
ust as dusk gave way to darkness, the
learned that his gasoline tank
lad gone dry. Mr.. Morrison was obliged |
o travel afoot for three miles to the
lone of farmer, where he found that
small keg of new cider was the near
st thing to liquid fuel about the prem
ses. 1t was nearly 10 o'clock when 4
|. G. Bigelow, a well-known BrookAeld 4
merchant, was reached by telephone, and
hortly afterward he reached the side
raeked autoist with a gallon Of gaso-
me.
Manager Harold Knight Of the spaul-
ing high school football team is busy
{ present arranging a tentative SEIZED.
le, which he will submit TO the athletic
ouncil for sanction. providing students
re- permitted TO return 70 school next
eek. At tho opening Of the season,
Ianagcr Knight was making Roadway
18th a football schedule, containing
imes with teams never before onooun-
red by the Spaading school, When 4
hool was closed he was foreod 20 can.
I all dates Providing school IL re-
lIned next week, spauldInE VIII BE- siat.
70 elGsh on the EridlFan agaiEss God.
I'D seminary. Montpelier high school
d Montpelier seminary. Owing % the
teEezz ~ sha season. gases outside OF
u sene sill haze % be abandoned.
-arliea Siii coms.eaes Immediately
,ca tEe reaaasasesstHt ef school end
aiie sithezs ths bsaeat 81 ths entire
A@oa's EFzslies .F-gldlEs snoaid give
EE.d nzstie to al.