The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-01
TALK OF THE TOWN


Saturday sale aviation caps at TIL
Vaughan Store.
Special sale on odd pairs of curtaini
for one week at Fits.
Black and navy blue messaline sill
waists-Saturday special, Sl,0s. Pari'
Shirtwaist House.
Warren Gordon of Guthrie, Okla, LEFT
this afternoon for Burlington, after 4
brief business visit in the city
The Vermont Fruit store is making
special prices on bananas, Extra fnt
fruit for l5c and 20c per dozen.
At l5e per pair, ladies' fleeced hose
ribbed or elastic top, also outings, an
extra value, at Perrys ON Saturday.
Daniel Casellin of North Main street
leaves tonight for White River June
ton, where he viii visit his uncle.
Murdo McAulay of Granteyille was
visitor in the city to-day on his way
to Berlin, n. H., where he has secured
employment,
Edward Guyer is moving his house.
hold goods from Plain street to the home
Of his mother, Mrs. Ella Guyer, at 10
Eastern avenue.
Mrs. Harry Bennett, who has been
visiting friends in the city for few
days, left this afternoon for her home
in Laeonia, n. II.
We have Just received a car of -four
and are making prices to move it quick
ly Call or telephone before you pur-
chase. Eastman Bros.
+. r. Jameson OF Liberty street left
yesterday for Montreal r. O., where he
will pass few days with Mrs. jamie
son and daughter, Natalie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claron A. Davis, who
have been passing few days with
friends in the city returned last night
to their home in Mortified.
II. R. Wallace, granite representa-.
tive from New York, who has been
spending the past few days in this vlcin-
ity, left last evening for Milford, \. H.,
for few days stay.
Earle Smith Of Highland avenue re.
turned last night from Hanover, n. H.,
where he has been engaged for the past
week on a plumbing job in the interests
Of the Il. A. Prindle hardware store.
Mrs. Grace Brown is stopping for the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. O. E.
philbriek of Orange street. She came
here from South Fairlee, where she has
ben with her other daughter since Mr..
Browns death.
Political activity in Oneida county
ceased with the death of the yice-presi-
dent. Meetings which had been sehed-
uled have been abandoned by all parties
who have joined in mourning the loss of
Utica's most distinguished citizen.
Harry c. Shaw, one of the best and
brightest newspaper writers in Vermont,
is doing the legislative work for the
Rutland Herald and the Barre Times.
The readers OF those papers are to be
Morrisyille Messenger
w. f. Randall who has conducted
barber shop on Pearl street for the past
year, has returned to Williamstown. Mr.. |
Randall has been engaged during the
past few days transporting his fixtures
to W'iliamstown, where he will open
parlors.
A gang Of laborers who have been en-
Dloyed on the Barre railroad extension |
1t Webstervile, left this morning for I
heir homes in Boston, The project Is |
approaching completion, although a
arge number of men are still retained |
IN the job.
B. Il. Davis of Trow hill shipped to
3oston this morning from the Montpelier
{ Wells River freight yards two car
Dads of stock. The carloads consisted
II cows, calves, sheep and hogs The
consignment was shipped 70 stoefl pur
hasers at Boston.
Before he died, Mr. Sherman had en-
rusted to his wife list OF those he
Wished to act as honorary pail bearers,
he active bearers will be selected from
he employees of the Utica Trust & De-
osit company of which the vice presi-
ent was president.
The honorary pail bearers are an
ounced as follows: United States SEN
tor Elihu Root, Thomas r. Proctor,
harles S. Symonds, William S. Doolit-
lie, j. Francis Day, George E. Durham,
harles b. Rogers, William T. Baker,
Ienry II. Cooper and DR. Fayette II.
eek All are Uticans except Senator
loot whose home is in the neighboring I
illage of Clinton.
A football game will be played Sat
rday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock on the
lincoln school playground, the strong
Interstate Collegians' lining up against
he fast Blue Sox team of Barre. Fuller, /
star halfback, will be in the Inter i
tate lineup, and Sector, the Spaul d
ing high quarterback will run the team. :
eely another star halfback, will be /
18th the "lnterstates,' together with 5
apt Greig. The Blue Sox stars are
ell known. All come; admission free.