The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

A large line OF pictures ana mirrors
at Hale's.
Fursl Our furs are newt See them
= at Vaughan's.
Children's winter underwear Mt 25c up
. at Vaughan's.
Fancy canning pears at 60c basket.
Diversi Fruit Co.
New line of wash serge dresses; spe-
cial price Sl.69. Paris Shirtwaist House.
DR.. ID. G. Jarvis and George Living
stone went yesterday to Burlington for
a short stay.
Frank Demerril has returned to Barre,
after passing several weeks at his home
III Lansing, Mich.
Aaron A. Cohen returned to Barre this
morning, after spending few days at
his home in Burlington.
Justin Martin has returned to Shar-
on, after making a few days visit in
the city as the guest of friends.
Miss Nellie Torrance, who has been
visiting relatives in the city for week,
returned Monday to her home in Rut-
hand.
Something new: Wilson dress hooks.
Bring advertisement this week and get
free card of Zoe hooks. Henry w,
Knight.
Ernest Baker of the east hill left yes
terday afternoon for Burlington, where
he will spend few days with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Eleanor CriIlis of Rock Island
p. O.. arrived in the city yesterday for
weeks visit with friends in Barre and
Barre Town.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ID. Morse of North
Main street have returned home, after
spending several days with friends in
Burlington.
Frank Allen and Fritz Jackson left
this morning for Groton where they will
spend few days in that vicinity hunt
ing rabbits.
Harry Kelly of Pleasant street is ex-
pected home tonight from Brompton-
vile, p. O., where he attended the mar
riage of a friend.
We have just received car of -four I
and are making prices to move it quick
ly. Call or telephone before you pur-
chase. Eastman Bros.
Frank Fregos of Summer street Is
taking few days vacation from his
duties in Thomas DesJardens' barber
shop in North Main street
The New England fruit store is ready
to serve you with roasted peanuts at all
hours of the day or night. Try bag OF
n,,p A Ia ha snoataIixr roasted
John G. Morrison, who has been spend
ing the summer at the Morrison farm,
left this forenoon for his home in Cam !
bridge, Mass, to pass the winter.
Mrs. Enrico Colombo, who has been
passing a few days in the city as the
guest Of Mrs. B. Abatti of Bolster place, /
returned last night to her home in South :
Ryegate.
Alexander Freeland of Forsythe place
returned to this city yesterday from an
extended business trip through the mid
die western states. Mr.. Freeland also
spent several days in Montreal.
Leon Franzi of North Main street,
who a few months ago resigned posi-
ton with the International Publishing l
is employed at the Cory,
Frost 4 Deavitt power plant in East \
Montpelier. d
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Wheeler of the
Merchant street extension LETT yesterday o
or South Woodbury., where they will i
risit relatives for few days. They viii
IIso make a short stay in Calais before
eturning home.
Peter Calderara of II Howard street y
caves tonight for Boston, where ho
gll make a short visit with relatives
efore going to Chicago, H. Mr. Cal n
erara has secured a position in granite $
plant there and may take OF
p his residence in the windy city. He
as lived in Barre for several years, and Vi
large number of friends win wish him df
uecess in his new field. lin
Orville Benedict, a young baggage
laster at the Central Vermont station CT
nd Frank Morrison, messenger hoy Ia
nployed around the Western Union Of No
&c, are devoting their spare moments
perfecting a telegraph instrument in
he basement of the station. The young ~
zen have already completed circuit be- Is
veen two distant points of the room .
nd with the aid of Morse code book
ley are able 20 send messages back and fri
nth. The Benedict boy has been en- Oh
iged on the device for several weeks II
I'd young Morrison has been employed
his assistant. The latter intends to
'e the Morse instrument until he has re
come thoroughly familiar with the ia u
de and says that instead of becoming y
second Nick Carter or Diamond Dick, M
vered names among messenger boys,
intends to follow telegraphy as a Re
cation, ter
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