The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-22
TALK OF THE TOWN
Wooltex garments at Abbott's.

Wooltex garments at Abbott's.
Wooltex suits and coats at Abbott's.
Dustless floor mops and brushes at
Hale's.
New wrappers and house dresses at
Vaughan's.
See the new chiffon waists at The
Vaughan Store.
Big sale of ladies' silk dresses at The
Vaughan Store.
George Clever of Warren was among
business visitors in the city yesterday.
Black ostrich plumes ID inches long at
S2.15, 10 inches long at Sl.50. Mrs. G. II.
Wood.
Special values in curtain muslins and
scrms, 10 different styles at Zoe a yard.
Henry W. knight.
James Gordon of Chicago, H., former
resident of Barre, arrived in the city last
night for an extended stay.
Augustus Gustavason left last night
for Albany, n. Y, where he expects to
be employed during the winter.
DR.. II. A.. Ladd of Essex Junction, an
inspector for the state board of health,
was among the visitors in the city to-
day.
! Rev Robert L. Dewey, who has been
| spending several days in the city, left
| this forenoon for his home at st. Adams
Bay.
C. +. Milar, superintendent of the |
Consolidated Lighting Co., left this fore |
noon on a business trip to Boston and
vicinity.
Leo Franzi of North Main street re-
turned last evening from an extended |
business trip through Essex and Orleans
counties.
+. Comoll went yesterday to Burling |
ton, where he will pass a few days with
relative who is confined at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.
Mrs. II. s. Miles will hold a sale OF
music for the remainder of this week.
Her store on North Main street has
been thoroughly fumigated.
Mrs. Walter Jarvis, who has been
spending few days with friends in
Barre and Plainfeld, left this forenoon
for her home in Burlington.
Twenty per cent. discount on all mil
linery sold this week at Mrs. Nelson
Church's. Store funligated each night
and germicdes in use all the time.
Andrew LeFlore of Ibervile r. O., /,
was visitor in the city yesterday ON !
MS way to Websterville where he will
visit friends and relatives for few ,
Gays.
In the list OF floral tributes for the
fureral of inrico Rufo IN yesterdays
issue of The Times the wreath credited !
to the American Express company
should have read truckmcn.
The current issue of the Granite Cut !
ters' Journal contains an excellent J
group picture of three well known mem I
bers of the G. |. C. A. One of the fig
ures is Silvio Cardi OF this city, one of
the prominent members of the local I
branch.
Mrs. W. w. Belville of GraniteviiIe :
accompanied the remains of Alexander
Stephenson of Barre Town to Sher.
brooke, r. O., for burial last night. Mrs.
Belville win make short visit with
relatives in Sherbrooke and vicinity be-
fore returning home.
The condition of Mrs. Ernesto Oltilini b
If So Blackwell street, who underwent
serious operation at the Mary Fletcher !
hospital in Burlington several DAYS ago,
continues to steadily improve, according
% reports received this morning. Mrs. II
)ltilin will not be able to return home
or two weeks. ;,
Barre attorneys, who went to county
curt at Montpelier to-day, were made :.
ware Of the health officers ban on Barre
,eople when it was stated that the Barre
ttorneys' cases would be set over on Y
he docket pending the outbreak OF
malpox. II is said that Assistant i,
udge Clapp OF Barre also was excused =
or the same reason.
Peter Kalkainedas, who has been EN-. Ia
loyed at the United Fruit store for
he past two years. completed his duties
here to-day and left this afternoon for 81
Dwell, Mass, where he viii visit rela- y
ives for few days. Along with
ompany of Greeks recruited in Lowell 90
nd Providence, r. T., Mr. Kalkainedas ",
ill sail Saturday for his former home
/ Athens, where regiments are being
JIUutu tu lSiN Hiiuti dftCidH toiOfh III
he present war with Turkey. Mr.. Kali W
ainedas expects to enlist for period
{ nine months. to-
The recruiting station, which was to ~ -,
ave been opened in the Aldrich build 81
g yesterday by party detailed from
le United States navy recruiting offices, mis-
rs not vet been located in this city, rel
wing to the smallpox outbreak. A sta Ike
on has been opened at Montpelier and
i'll remain there until November 2 the 90,
alton being located in the postoffice St,
Hiding. room IL. Chief Quartermaster ~. q.
Z. F. verleger of the United States navy ~
in charge of the recruiting station at
0ntpelier. There is a possibility of VIII
e station in this city being opened. as in
e situation in Barre is not as bad con
had been depicted to them by peo- +,
e as the naval men entered the county. o..