The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-11
TALK OF THE TOWN
New piaaos at Hale's.

II The Aldrich public library viii b
II closed Saturday, October II.
II Do your shopping Friday store close
all day Saturday at Vaughan's.
i r. l.. Lovett of Mortified is visitin
\ in this city as the guest of friends.
H Hosiery seconds; A regular 25c qual
H ity at ? Cor Poe, sizes o TO 10. Henri.
H w. Knight.
II Col. William j. Iloyt and Hon. Waite
VI. Parker of Manchester, n. H., ar
guests at the Morrison farm.
Mrs. Edward i.aFountaine left yester
day for Malone, \. v. where she viii
| pass the winter with relatives.
Another sale of outing flannel Mt ~,
per yard at Perry's on Friday. You ear
save money by buying this outing.
Alex. Whitman. who has been visiting
in the city for The past few days Will
relatives. returned this morning TO hi'
home in St Johnsbury.
We have limited amount of nice
large dry limb wood which we will sell
while il lasts at 1886 per load. Try a
ludd' morse " JackSOn.
A Taft aud Sherman political club Il
to be organized in the city court room
Friday evening at 1880, All interested
are invited to be present.
The insurance office of G. Herbert Pape
will be closed all day tomorrow and
tomorrow evening Columbus day.
] Open next Monday evening.
All members Of tile Barre Citizens
band are requested to meet at their
band room at o'clock Saturday morn
ing to take the s;l5 car to Montpelier.
Mrs. Fred Mann has returned to her
home in East Corinth, after spending
several DAYS at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Mann OF Wellington
street
Miss Mertie /. Walker and Miss Wini-
fred Il. Rowell left this morning on a
trip to Boston and New York on bust
ness connected with "Ye Specialize
Shoppe."
Arthur 0. Stevens Of Harrisburg, Pa,
who has been passing several weeks in
this section of Vermont, was visitor
in the city Yesterday, leaving last night
for New York
George L. Mackay Of Park street re-
turned home on the Green Mountain ex-
press this morning from Boston. where
he witnessed two games of the Giants
Red Sox competition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lampman Of
Plattsburg. \. Y. who have been visit |
iv,,y f-fo A. a.. g., ., l.,,
left yesterday for Burlington, where
they viii make a short visit before re-
turning home
Mrs F. G.. Rowland and Mrs. II. 7. +
Smith have returned home from Wood I
stock, where they attended the annual
Of the womans auxiliary as
delegates from the ladies' guild of the
Church Of the Good Shepherd
Mrs. Ellen Ashley. Moses lombard.
Louis Bombard and Charles b. lombard
Of Ahsable Forks, n. w. and Moses Bonn
bard, ir, of Burlington who were in
the city to-day to attend the funeral
Of Peter Bomberd returned this fore
noon to their respective homes
The condition Of John +. Marion of
Summer street, who has been quite seri-
ously i'll for several days, is slowly i'm
proving Mr.. Marion had the misfo,
tune to sprain his ankle while employed ,
in the NJ & w. yards, and the accident
proved TO be one of the contributing !
'auses Of his illness. /
Robert +. Murphy of 80 Summer street
'eturned home on the Green Mountain
Express this morning from Boston.
where he attended yesterdays baseball
,amc between the Boston Americans and
he New York Nationals. Mr. Murphy
,redicts that the remainder of the series !
will be a toss.up between the teams for :
POSITION.
Garden thieves are said to have started y
heir autumnal depredatons and the lat
st reported theft occurred Wednesday a
light at y South Main street, where :
narauders purloined cabbages and sew a
raj fine squash. The latter were Of the 7
Expansive Hubbard variety and the a
wner, small market gardener, had a
AIKEN special pride in this seasons out u
ut from his vines
For immediate acceptance, special price
ill be made on the fine residence and
table at No. IL Eastern avenue. A
good modern eight b
ouse. comfortable barn and a large lot Il
it'll plenty of shade and fruit At the
resent price someone can have good
ONE at the price of smaller property
less desirable location VIII it be
GU? Let us give YOU fun particulars
on will be pleasantly surprised. The a.
!. A. Perry Real Estate Agency, Barre, e.
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The following item from a Norrisville :
lper of recent issue will be of interest a
many Barre people, as Mr. Bixby is 81
former resident of this city and was at :
he time a moving spirit in real
resting eircless: Last Thursday
orning at the Congregational parson
e. Miss Nettie May Boyce. daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boycp. was =
lited in marriage to Charles Il. BiXby :.
Barre. Rev. w +. Baker performing "
e ceremony. Immediately after the
remony, Mr.. and Mrs. Bixby left for n
1mford, Me. for a short wedding trip" u
DriseoH & Perry atbat harmonious u