The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-19
TALK OF THE TOWN


Another lot of those shopping bags
Acc, at Vaughan's.
See the special values in ladies silk
kimonos at $500 at Abbott's.
Wanted-At once, an engineer Steady
job. Cross Bros, Mortified. VT.
Mrs. O. f. Wiley OF Maple Grove left
this morning for Burlington, where she
will remain for a week.
y. Colombo returned this morning to
Northiield, after spending few days
with friends in the city.
Misses Ena and Ruth Adie of Franklin
street returned to the city Saturday
night from few weeks outing at lake
Fairlee
William Rock of Granite street re-
turned home Saturday night from Bos-
ton, where he has been spending week
on business.
W. G. Reynolds and " Il. Ayers left
this morning for st. Demands hunting
club in Quebec, where they will remain
for several days
Egedio Rulfo of Railroad street re-
sumed his duties in the Lamorey cloth
ing store this morning, after two
weeks vacation.
Miss Katherine Foley, who has been
spending the past few days as the guest
OF friends on Laurel street. returned
Saturday night to Burlington
Miss Emma yanetti and Miss Eva
Brady of Waterbury are passing few
days in the city as the guests of Mrs.
u. Nanetti Of SO Pearl street.
Mrs. Mary Barclay and daughters,
Annie, Flora, Margaret and Grace, re-
turned Saturday evening from few
weeks outing at lake Fairlee.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank A. Mccarthy Of
Averill street returned home Saturday
night, after an extended visit in Fran.
coma, n. H.. and Holyoke Mass.
Mrs, ]. Elliott Stoughton and little
Barbara, of Cherry Valley
\. y, are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Ellen Stoughton of French street.
Mrs. r. A. Hoar and children OF East
street returned home Saturday night
from Highgate Springs, where they have
been spending several days in camp.
The first car Of peaches direct from
California, shipped subject to inspection,
to Sidney +. Stafford, due August 20.
Order of your home dealers and save
money.
Domain Martedi, mel cigars store di
B. Verda, 3l7 North Main street. +.
Rossi estrarra sorte 'orologio Doro-
igli interessanti che Desiderano assist
ere all'asperazione.
John w. Gordon returned home yes.
erday from trip through Franklin
.ounty, where he spoke on the tax ques-
ion in Richford, East Berkshire and |
Enosburg. He was accompanied by
Frank +. Howe of Bennington, Republi- |
IAN candidate for lieutenant governor.
City concreters began work this morn
ng on the strip of sidewalk extending
from the c. w. Averill block up past
-he old city building and Laws New
England fruit store. Pedestrians will
give forth sigh of relief when the old
md badly worn walk is replaced by
lew one.
The Granitevile A. c. baseball team
! negotiating with the Hardwick A. c..
team for another game to be
played at Hardwick on Labor day. The
eaders of the Sunset league at the time
# its disbanding have been greatly
trengthened by the services of Zarka.
he Proctor pitcher Zarka has been
laying for some time past with the
club.
Neil Hooker, the young son Of Mr..
nd Mrs. B. w. Hooker of Park street,
lad the misfortune to fracture his right
rm while cranking an automobile at
greensboro Saturday. The family had
een in camp at Lake Caspian for sew
raj weeks and intended to return home
'esterday. The young mans accident
made II necessary to curtail the stay
n camp by day. The return was made
saturday afternoon, and physicians here
fere called to examine the fracture aft
! it had been reduced by Greensboro
MUSICIAN. The injured one is able to
e out of doors, although it will be a
ing time before he regains the use of
he member. Mr.. Hooker was to have
in the golf match between
arre and Greensboro Saturday.