The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

| F0ur-dollar shoes at 93.50 at 1lldeh
sale.
Overcoats, all styles, from the Nc
Whorter Co., at low prices.
Lot of percales in small pieces to close
at 7c per yard at Vaughan's.
Joseph Frazer of Waterbury spent
| Sunday at his home on Murray street.
Charles Milne of Mortified visited
at his home in this city over the week
| end
Bernard Corcoran and William Dan
iels visited friends in Waterbury over
| Sunday
Style book for only 20 cents and a
| pattern free. Get one for the new
styles. Perry's.
Frank Fredian of Second street left
this morning for Burlington, where he
will visit friends for a few days.
Harry Skeritts of Brook street is de-
tanned from his duties in c. W. 'Ayerill
& Co.'s store on account Of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyle Burnham of Keith
avenue are spending few days with
Mr. Burnham's parents in Williamstown.
Mrs. Clarence Wood is spending a few
days in Boston and New York, where
she is attending the. spring millinery
openings.
Misses Dora and Julia Delaney of Wi
nooski are spending a few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James Marion Of
Summer street.
Robert Knox returned last night from
Rrattleboro after accompanying his
mother that far on her journey to join
her husband at Salisbury, n. G.
Mrs. Robert Foster OF South Main
street returned Saturday from Will
Jamestown, where she has been visiting
with friends for the past few days.
Howard Miles returned to Hanover,
n. H., yesterday, to resume his studies
at Dartmouth college, after spending the
weekend at his home on West street.
Rev Thomas Ockford, rector of st.
Mary's church in Mortified, win con
duet the Lenten services at the Church
OF the Good Shepherd Tuesday evening.
Edward Flanders. who operates
garage in the rear Of the Nichols block
left last night for Boston, where he
viii attend the Boston automobile show
this week.
Miss c. +. Purvee of 20 Prospect street
still has for sale parlor suite, bedroom
suite, Glenwood cook stove heater, book
case, bureaus l2.foot dining table,
dishes, etc.
Superintendent John s. Barss, who
addressed a mass meeting in the opera
house last evening returned this morn.
ing to the state industrial school in
Nergennes.
Miss Ruth Burnham. who has been
spending several weeks with relatives
in Plymouth. Mass, was in the city |
Saturday on her way home to Williams.
town
A daughter, weighing eight and one.
half pounds was born yesterday to Mr. |
and Mrs. Joseph Dombrouskie of Mont
ptlier, who until recently, resided in |
this city.
The klark.UFban Co.. which completed I
a three nights engagement in the opera
house Saturday evening, left this morn I
ine for Newport over the Montpelier q
Wells River road.
The Socialist party has opened head
quarters at its rooms in the Scampini
block. Open every evening until cleo
ton day. All Socialists and sympathiz-
ers are welcome.
Sundays arrivals at the hotel Otis 4
were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Merrill. Rich
nond; g. II. Lewis, Westboro; Geo f.
Boston; Chas. r. Grossarth,
Mr., and Mrs. c. A. Block.
Mrs Ida NJ kendrick left yesterday
noon for Boston, where she will attend
The spring millinery openings this week
She was accompanied by Miss Hazel
keefe and Miss Crissie Casson, who will
visit relatives in Boston for few days.
An erroneous item in Saturdays Times
stated that e. r. Davis had moved his
aw offices into the new Aldrich build.
ing Grand Juror Davis has simply
MS quarters from one sec
ion of the Wood building to another
md intends to remain in the same block.
Sundays Boston Globe contains pie
.ure Of one Of the Tufts college quartets
md includes therein likeness of Gin
on /. Scott Of Newport, VT Mr.. Scott
; quite well known in this city and has
an address i'm the Universalst
'hurch. He s a relative of Clinton f.
dillar manager of the Consolidated
Lighting Co
"The Little Widow Alice Graham.
'eccntly bereaved Of her husband. pre-
,sres to leave, with her baby. for her
'ome in San Francisco On the same
,oat is John Forman, who, having
struck it rieh,' has decided to return
o the southland. They become ae-
luainted when Forman resents an in
ult perpetrated on Alice by Jim Med
ord, gambler. also from the Klondike. !
after, through some fault of the en-
lines, the ship catches afire, and in {
he ensuing panic, no one remembers !
he little widow but Forman, who misses
er. He dashes below and drags her 9
ne her baby out of the burning cabin. |
htains life belts and they cling to the I
fe raft with others, and are finally
asst ashore. This is one of the most z
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