The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-29
TALK OF THE TOWN
.ee Ahott,s sale of embroideries.


New white tairline serges at Abbott :
Auction sale tonight at City Auction
rooms.
Would like to buy 100 head of cattle
to turn out II. J. Smith. City market
Miss Louise Watt has gone to South
4 Woodbury. for a weeks visit with her
sister.
Miss Matte Price Of Franklin is visit
/ Ing relatives in Barre and Middlesex Tor
/ week.
! Miss Evelyn Matheson has gone to
4 Waterbury for few days visit with
/ friends
We can sell you three pounds of dates
or two pounds fresh figs for 25e. DIVERSE
Fruit Co.
| NJ. Z. Hartman OF Syracuse, \. j.,
was among the business visitors IN the
| city yesterday.
| GUY Leonard Of Fair Haven is spend
/ ing several days with relatives in Barre
and Montpelier.
Harry Levin of Shurtleff place went
this morning to Waterbury for short
visit with friends.
William Fraser of Fall River, Mass,
arrived in the city last evening Tor an
extended visit with relatives.
Auction sale Of livery stock tomorrow
for r. w. Johnson at Graniteville. See
ad.. page Z G. + Smith, auetioneer
Allen McGrail returned last night to
his home ii Quincy, Mass, after pass
inc week in the city on business
John w Vaughan and son, Wintred
returned home this morning, after pass
ing several days in Boston on bust
ness
Fred Marshall of White River juno
ton returned home this morning, after
passing few days with friends in the
city.
Mrs. c. NJ. Wiley and son Of Maple
Grove went yesterday afternoon to
Mortified for few days visit with
relatives.
You will find at City Auction rooms,
iron beds. springs. mattresses, tables,
chairs ranges. art squares all new
goods. but sold at remarkably low
prices.
Mrs. Delbert fireman, who has been
visiting relatives Ia this city and East
Barre for the past month, will leave
tonight for her home in Sherbrooke,
?. O.
For Sale-A round oak dining table
and chairs (mission) almost new, re-
friperator, and bed couch and mattress.
Inquire of Mrs. Mary D. Nye, % Wash
ington street.
Mrs. f. w. Freeman and son, Will
liam. of Richmond, are passing a few
DAYS az the home of Mrs Freeman
parepts Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sharlley
of Kinney place.
Miss Bernice Prindle Of Keith avenue,
who went on the trip to Washington
with Spaulding high school students, will
visit for a week in New York and Bos- /
ton before returning to Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs AFRO D. Morse left this
morning for Old Orchard, Me-, where
they viii remain during a greater share
of the coming spring and summer Nh.
Morse has entirely recovered from his
recent attack Of the grippe.
Yesterday IS said to have been the
banner sap day of the sugar season 10
date. with the slight frost which pre-
vailed the previous night. conditions
were altogether propitiOus for a copious I
flow and farmers We're not slow in TAX [
ing advantage Of the run.
Edward Felt, conductor on the Mont
pelier & Wells River suburban train, I
who has been confined to his home inI
Montpelier for several days by a serious (
Illness was in Barre yesterday for a
short visit. Mr.. Felt expects to resume
charge of his train shortly.
Joseph G. Papin leaves tonight for
Pa, where he win remain I
with relatives for a few days. Sunday 4
he viii leave for home, accompanied hv
Mrs. NJ b. Nichols. who some time ago
underwent an operation in a Philadel
phia hospital Her condition is said t.
be considerably improved. II