The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

1 this CITY on business yesterday.
| Carl Moran of Northtield, Mass, was
visitor in the city yesterday.
! II. G. Bundy Of Lyndonville was among
the business visitors in the city yester'
| day.
E.lA. Folsom of Marshfeld was among
the business visitors in the city yester-
day.
DIR. Roy Darling Of South Ryegate is
visiting friends in this city for a few
days.
Clinton Thwing of Marshfield was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday
j. j. Dashner Of Washington was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Angelo Scampini went TO Roxbury this
morning to pass few days on his farm
at that place.
Did you get one Of those $3.50 corsets
in our white at 81 per pair, at The
Vaughan Store?
A. Fl. Buzzell went this morning to
Burlington to remain for few days
business visit.
Frank L. Small returned home this
morning, after spending several days in
Boston on business.
Bradley Smith of Boston is visiting
at the home of his father, c. +. Smith,
OF Merchant street
Peter Merlo Of Granite street left this
morning for few days visit with
friends in Hardwick,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lilly of Clare
mont, n. H., were among the visitors
in the city yesterday
Dr. L. NJ. Lynde left last night for
Boston, where he expects to remain for
few days on business.
Headquarters for sleighing parties
with supper included, oPlainfeld house,
c NJ. Halves, proprietor,
James Cochran returned to Ausable,
n. T., last night. after spending week
in the city ON business.
w. +. Rowland of Division street re-
turned this morning from a business
trip to Boston and vicinity.
A meeting of the Glenugie club will
be held in Woodmen's hall Thursday
evening, Feb. s, Mt 1880 o'clock.
ii. d. McCrilis OF Marshfeld was in
the city yesterday on brief business
trip, returning home this morning.
Miss Ruth Eastman of Washington
for a few DAYS visit with relatives.
Large fancy select Providence river
oysters, shipped in special container, sol
id packed. zoe pint. Quality and low
D. z. Bennett returned yesterday to
his home in st. Johnshury, after spend
isg few days in the city on business.
+. W. Darling of Montreal, who has
been absent from the city for several
weeks, arrived this morning from Bos
ton.
Arthur Barber, who has been passing
ten days with relatives in Barre. left
last night for his home in Providence,
r. |.
Charles d. 0Leary. who has been
spending ii few days in the city on bus
mess, left last night for his home in St.
Adams.
Mrs. William Corrigan returned last
hight to her home in Dannemore, n. ",
after spending several days in the city
on business.
Lewis Losso, who has been spending
several days in Washington and Barre,
returned yesterday afternoon TO his
home in Randolph
Len r. Wiley left this morning for
with relatives, visiting friends in Water
bury on his return home.
j. 4. Cole of St. Adams, Central Yer
mont superintendent of bridge construc- |
ton, returned home this morning, after |
4 short business visit in the city.
Miss Rose Anderson, who has been con- |
fined to her home in South Ryegate by /
illness for several days, was able TO re- |
slime her studies at Goddard seminary |
Rev. and Mrs. Francis A. Poole, and lit
5ls son, Francis, ir,, who have been pass
ng several days with friends in the |
,ity, left this morning for their home |
N Worcester, Mass.
The /. o. O. L., NJ T., will hold a so.
'ial and dance directly after the meet |
.ng Friday evening, Feb. 8. Refresh. I
nents will be served Admission, Zoe. I
Come one, come all.
Howard Holden, who has been spend. I
ng few days with relatives in this I
,ity, left to-day for his home in Middle
,oro, Mass, where he is engaged as
of highways for the Cape I
district of Massachusetts,
Harry L. Ford, who recently resigned /
IS head of the cloak and suit depart
nent OF the Homer Fits store to ae-
ept similar position with the Clark
on store in Burlington, is passing a
ew days with his family on East
treet.
The condition of the three year-oId
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith
II the east hill, who was severely burned
n an accident a few days ago. is i'm
,rcving slowly. The accident occurred
when the child unintentionally put her
land into a pail Of hot water, badly
calding the fingers and arm.
Through its Washington agent, J. J.
)ashner, the Perry Real Estate agency |.
las sold the farm, stock and part OF
he tools owned by H. L. White in
Washington to Mr. and Mrs William
)orrigan of Dannemore, n. Y. The
was $1,000. Mr.. and Mrs.
lorrigan will take possession within
hort time.
About eighteen members of the Red
'oX club invited their lady friends on
sleigh ride to Plainfield last night.
arriving at the Plainfeld house they
ct down to an oyster supper. The rest
f the evening was devoted to dancing
he orchestra for which they carried
With them, Harold Mute favored them
With many pleasing vocal solos. The
arty returned to this city at an early
our.
Spaulding's basketball victory over
burlington high school in the Church