The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

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See the new Wooltcx coat and suit
models at Abbott's.
See i. d. Ladd Co.'s ad, on onions
l00.pound bags for Sl.00.
The cooking class at Goddard semi,
nary viii meet tomorrow night AT
1880.
Wantcd-Good room and board in pri-
yate family. Address IN. o. box 1872
Barre, Vt.
]. n. Colrrin of Toronto, Ont, was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
b. +. Cady OF Charlottesville, n Y,
was among the business visitors in the
city yesterday.
Fine needlework; corset covers, waists,
infants dresses and robes. SIC to $500.
Henry w. Knight.
Earl Il. Hutchins has returned to
Barre, after spending several days with
his father in Mortified.
Fred Ferrin of Elm street left yes
terday for Burlington, where he will
Nicit lilcHuS ioi a iSN h0Yos
Mrs. Carrie Burke Congo left last
night for Boston, where she will make
ia business visit of several days.
The regular monthly meeting of the
trustees Of the Barre City hospital will
be held ut the city court room this
evening at s o'clock.
Ed. l.. House and son. Reginald, OF
West street returned home this morn
ing, after spending Jew days with
friends in Williamstown.
We have complete line of mems
warm footwear, waterproof hunting
boots, guns and loaded cartridges. New
goods, low prices. Eastman Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Fl. Carman, who have
been spending several days in Barre
and Montpelier returned yesterday to
their home in White River Junction.
David Pauler arrived in the city yes
terday from Montreal. p. O.. and left
yesterday afternoon for Websterville,
where he viii visit with relatives for
few weeks.
The 1918 Fords. just arrived They
are lower in price and higher in quality.
Call 1T our garage, at the rear of the
City hotel, home Of the famous Ford, and
let us tell you about them. Perry Auto
mobile company.
Alderman Antonio Rossi and Mrs !
Rossi who Were married in this city |
November @, returned home yesterday |
from wedding trip to New York. They |
will make their home at 9 High Holborn /
street.
Mrs Jarvis and child, Frank Hale and
Harry Mizo who have been smallpox
patients at the detention hospital. have
Ill been released from quarantine. No
new cases OF the disease have been re-
,orted for eight days.
Mrs. Olivia LeCasse left this morning
or her former home in st. Armand, p
J., where she will make an extended
'isit with relatives She was aceompa-
lied by her sister, Mrs. Joseph Lareau,
Who returned home, after two weeks
isit with relatives in Barre.
Contractor Edmund n. Normandeau,
rho recently purchased the old Black
fell street hosehouse, is preparing to
love his acquisition to point twelve
eet to the south of its present loca.
ion. He will erect second story on
he ell Of the structure, and the lower
cor will be occupied as store.
Tuesdays arrivals at the hotel Otis q
ere as follows: |. A. Ramly, Cabot;
gorge r. Brown, Boston; Fred Multi ,
elder. Albany, n. y; Max Calm. New
ork; J. p. Cobb, Burlington; G. y.
Brandon; Albert ID. Hull, h
yndonville; H. /. Foster, Detroit,
Iich.; G. ]. Spaulding, Sherbrooke,
@. !
James F. Smith, who has been sta h
oned at st. Adams for the past few
onths, has severed his connection with {
he Massachusetts Mutual Life Insur- :
ice company and returned to this city.
r. Smith will commence work soon Mt
e Montpelier and Wells River railroad n
fees in Montpelier, having the posi- u
on of storekeeper.
An Episcopal Sunday school will be a
,ened at the Universalst chapel in a
,uth Barre on Sunday at 8 o'clock, UNI +,
II the superintendency of A. j. w.
reig. At AIS o'clock, Rev w. J. NJ. .
attic, rector of the Church of the Good :
lepherd. will conduct services in the Z
APPEL. 1t is intended that the Sunday :
hool session and the subsequent serv-
rs shall become regular occurrence. Il
The work of remodeling the building 81
Granite street just east of the Mont co
lier & Wells River railroad highway
rapidly nearing completion and before
any weeks Mr.. Spafford, who is to 50
We use of the building for his produce m
alings, will have the storehouse run nc
lg in full swing. Already the produce OF
in has moved his household goods to
e building and will make his residence We
ere. he
Stock and crops offered for sale at the po
rry Auto Co.'S sale at the Covell farm 10
Berlin yesterday brought exception pa
Y good prices. Forty-fve head of cat pc
were sold and some of them brought
high as $50 and $50. Farming tools an
re in much demand, and supply of tn
s went at as cents per bushel. Frank til
herman of Chelsea acted as auction to
!. go
Y. A. Lane has completed the work of tn
uilding his plant on Burnham's mead Re-
which was destroyed by fire several
ks ago. The engine and compressor
ms have been enclosed with a new nv
ncture and the plant is furnishing lei
{ circle with power as before the WI