The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-13
TALK OF THE TOWN
Annual remnant sale at Abbott's.

buy your Dlankets ana Winter uIldtt
wear to-day at yaughan's.
Herbert Martin of Wells River was Z
business visitor in the city yesterday.
/ f. A. Reed of Windsor was among
the business visitors in the city yester.
day.
P. G. Iamson of Boston arrived in the
city yesterday for an extended business
visit
A son was bonn this morning to Mr.
and Mrs. Homer C. Ladd of Orange
street.
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs
Eastman Monday afternoon at 2;30
| o'clock.
Cleophas Gamache went this noon to
Burlington to pass the weekend with
relatives.
C. F. Butterick of Canaan, n H., has
returned to Barre, after weeks visit
| in Boston.
Pianos, organs and sheet music at
Bailey's Music Rooms. Phone 7g-ll.
IA Elm street.
DIR. D. G. Watt returned home to-day,
after spending several days in New York
City on business.
Harry Colombo returned home Thurs
day night, after spending several weeks
in New York City.
R. II. Martin left last night for Bos.
ton, where he win remain for Il few
DAYS on business.
Go to the opera house Saturday even
ing and hear some twenty OF the finest
musicians in the state.
Guy Pillsbury of Marshield was in
the city yesterday on a business trip,
returning home last night.
Miss Marie Beaulieu of Second street
left this noon for Burlington to spend
the weekend with relatives.
George Cudworth is moving his house
hold goods from Wellington street into
the house at II Academy street.
II. D. McCriIlis returned last night TO
his home in Marshfeld after spending
few days in the city on business.
Children's coats, fur neckwear, and
ladies' sweaters at one-half price. Hen
ny w, Knight, successor to Veale \
Knight.
L. A. Estabrook Of West Lebanon, Y
H., who is a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. H.
Hale of Keith avenue, went to Milton
for a short visit yesterday.
Don't forget the N. +. 0. P. dance in
Miles hall Saturday evening Gents,
soc, ladies free. Refreshments The n
Il. Q. p. orchestra, E. w. Bruce, leader.
Alphonse LeCroix, who has been Wis
iting relatives in the city for the past
three weeks, returned yesterday after
noon to his home in Champlain, n. Z.
Mrs. Elizabeth de Luna of Keith ave.
nue., who planned to leave last night
for New York City, was taken seriously
i'll yesterday afternoon and will remain
in Barre for another week
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wiley went yes
terday afternoon to Essex junction,
where they win pass few days at the
latter's old home. Mr.. Wiley il re-
euperating from minor operation.
The members of the Rutland high
hthpois WIZ uitb htitdt Ut tHt MINUS Ul I
Goddard seminary last night, went this
morning to Burlington, where they win
play Burlington high school tonight,
Mrs. G. b. Castelini and daughter,
Linda, of 30 Patterson street have re
turned from Cincinnati, Ohio, after a I
two weeks visit with her brother, Prof. |
Joseph Surdo, and little niece, Rosa
linda.
The auction sale at Faruham's in
Montpelier yesterday, Notwithstanding
the cold weather, was we'll attended, |
and % horses went through the ring |
and every one was actually sold. Prices |
ranged from $50 to Sl76, besides a large !
lot OF other property This shows the |
increasing popularity and benefit derived /
from the Farnham sales to the public. |
An enjoyable occasion last night was |
the surprise given Mr.. and Mrs. Her. |
bert W. Shores Of % Hall street by
some of their neighbors and friends. |
Several in attendance were grotesque-
~ costumed, to the amusement of all. |
Among the make-ups was one especially |
good, representing a squaw. Tuesday, /
January ., being the eleventh anniver-
sary of the marriage of Mr.. and Shores, /
the participants presented them a hand |
some cut glass water set, among other I
things. A program of music, readings, /
etc, was given, and a general good time
socially was enjoyed by all.