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

y Ginger snaps, homemade, two dnzel
Dc City Bakery.
\ Cut prices ON drugs at Hendricks
/ that are not equalled in town.
II Special sale suits Saturlay-See ad
/ Oh page >. Lamorey Clothing Co.
The union Sunday school at soutl
Il Barre will be reopened next Sunday.
John Lynch OF Washington street wal
a business visitor in Waterbury to-
l day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Dugan of North
field were visitors in the city yesterday
and to-day.
George w. Goodnough of Glens Falls,
n. V, was among the business visitors
in the city to-day.
Alto Mariana and Allen Clark re-
turned this noon from four days hunt
ing trip to Duxbury
New candy, tobacco and grocery store
at lsS South Main street. Come in and
see goods. Charles Plouir.
Patrick A. FELTON, arrived in the city
last night from Milford, n. H., for a
few days visit with friends.
Gordon Riddell of North Main street
went this forenoon to Mortified for q
few days visit with friends,
| Saturday spccial-new chiffon taffeta
silk pettieoat, all eolors-o day only,
$3.50. Paris Shirtwaist House.
| James Walker Of Vine street left this
forenoon for Boston, TO witness the
Dartmouth-IIarvard football game.
Mrs. William jackson of North Main
street went this forenoon to Waterbury,
to visit friends for few days.
George A. Hill returned yesterday to
! his home in Northfeld after spending
| few days in the city on business.
Albert Morgan of Lewiston, Me-, is
visiting in this city for few days as
the guest of friends on Orange street
Harvey +. Hodges OF Elm street. To-
ca! manager for the Woolworth store,
has returned to Barre after several days
/ in Boston.
Miss Lena Haskins of Burlington ar
rived in the city this noon for few
days visit with relatives on Washing
ton street.
Miss Ida Mills Of Maple avenue was
able to resume her duties as clerk this
morning, after few days absence on
account Of illness.
Miss Nellie Lang Of Boston arrived
in the city yesterday. having been called
here by the death of Mrs. Josephine S.
Lang OF Hill street.
John Spencer, who has been visiting
at East Barre for the past week, was
visitor in the city to-dsy, returning
to his home at North Adams, Mass.
Mrs. Howard Stanton arrived in the
city this noon from Montreal for two |
weeks visit at the home of her mother, |
Mrs. Mary Watkins OF Summer street. |
At Sl.l5 per pair, some curtains in
white or ecru. with bands of lace inser- |
tion--a curtain usually selling for $3.50. |
Only sl.l5 per pair at Perry's on Sat
urday.
d. A. Perry has moved his house
Montpelier road to the Elmore farm, /
which he recently purchased, in the same
section.
Miss Mildred Marion of Summer
street, who has been spending yaea-
ton with friends in Montreal, T.. O.. has
resumed her duties at the New England
Fruit store.
Look here for Carriers underwear.
Pennsylvania knit sweaters, Lion brand
yarns, Warmers rust-proof corsets, Belle
waists, Mccall patterns and Gordon
hosiery. Henry W. knight.
Miss Elizabeth German of Cliff street
left this forenoon for Boston, where she
win visit friends for few days. Miss
German viii also attend the Dartmouth
Harvard football game tomorrow.
The street committee Of the board of
aldermen will hold second hearing in
the council chambers next Thursday aft
ernoon and all persons interested in the
widening of Washington street
may attend.
Five hundred yards of percale for l0c
per yard at Perry's on Saturday. This /
IS the regular l2kc percale, one yard
vide. Special soft finish, gray, navy {
p1Ht. udik IeuH duu II loJ VI IHilt green,
1t Perry's, DC per yard, on Saturday. .
Thursdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
we're as follows: w. A. Blackman, Bos ,
on; Joseph Lane. Boston; f. g. Ranney, =
Boston; A. g. Hancock, Morrisville; S. =
3. Brownell, Morrisville; A. z. Morgan, I
New York; c. S. Burr, Boston.
R. G, Robinson, ]. A. Robertson and I
3. w. Ganld returned yesterday from I
where they attended the an z
lual meeting Of the Vermont Fire Tn !
lerwriters association, held Wednesday t
Nening. The business meeting was fol a
owed by banquet. 7
Peter Pruneau of st. Prospect, P. O., la
rrived in the city to-day, having been L
allied here by the death of his brother, G
oseph Pruneau Of Maple aycnne. Nil a
hazel and John Pruneau of Websterville {
anne to Barre last night ON receipt of o
he news of their brothers death.
Several of the provision merchants +
we're in Montpelier last evening to at Il
end the hearing on an oleomsrgarine r
ill that was before the committee on \
griculture. The present statute in re- Il
ard to the sale of this product demands d
tax of 500 he paid into the state by T
he merchants placing the article for o
ale in their stores. Much discussion
gaa held Snmo of Aha tnaroba ,s q. .,,of, =.