The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sale silks on Thursday only at The
Vaughan Store.
| Interest on loans to the Barre Savings
Bank and Trust company is due March |.
| City auction rooms open for business
every day. A large lot of goods just in.
Dante Bianchi of Woodstock is a guest
at the home OF Carlo Merlo ON Granite
street.
Robert M. Beagrie began work to-day
for the Gauld 4 Robinson insurance
agency.
George T. Murphy OF Springfield,
Mass, was among the business visitors
in the city yesterday.
William Littleiohn, student at Nor
wich university, Mortified, visited at his
home in this city to-day.
Five thousand yards new hamburgs
and embroideries. Henry w. Knight,
successor to Veale h knight.
For sale at 10 Prospect street, house
hold goods including furniture, carpets,
stoves, dishes, etc. G. L. Puvee.
| M. s. Levin has returned home from
a business trip to Burlington in the in
terests of the Union Clothing store.
Miss Mayme Hagan has returned to
her home in this city, after spending
several days with friends in Middlesex.
Mrs. Edith G. Lawrence, ticket agent
at the Central Vermont station, is pass
ing few days with friends in North
field.
Guy Norris of Jefferson street went
to Cabot to-day on business Trip in
the interest of the Eastern Estate Tea
company,
Thomas Acebo of Granite street left
last evening for Boston, where he ex
poets to remain with relatives for sew
eTal weeks.
Eight cakes best laundry soap, %
cents, boxes fine toilet soap, rs cents,
for Friday and Saturday. at Hooker's |
led tag sale.
Pianos tuned, voiced and regulated. |
Expert work at reasonable prices. Bal |
ley's Music Rooms, Ia Elm street, Barre, /
vt. Phone 1911.
George Whitaker, who has been visit |
ing friends on Ayers street for the /
past few days, returned to his home in
Quincy, Mass, to-day.
A number of local bank officials were
in Montpelier to-day to attend the an
nual meeting of the Vermont State I
Bankers association.
AT City auction rooms you can fit
your house with many kinds of house
hold goods. You had better look them
over before you buy elsewhere.
John Clearly OF $50 North Main street |,
yesterday sold the pair of bay horses, /.
which be recently purchased in Waits
field, to i. NJ. Fields OF Burlington.
Barre council, No. 40l knights of
Columbus win hold an exemplification
OF the first degree on two candidates at
the council rooms Sunday afternoon.
Walter f. Scott of Brandon, who al.
tended the annual meeting of Vermont
state bankers in Montpelier to-day, was
a guest Of his brother, Willis G. Scott.
John Geake of Black Lake, p. O., and
Robert Geake of Thetford Mines, F. O.,
arrived in the city last evening 20 at
tend the funeral of their brother, George
Geake of South Main street.
The mission circle Of the Universalist
church viii meet at the home of Mrs.
+. Il. Burr, s Camp street, Friday aft
ernoon at $50 o'clock. Rev. Frances
kimball viii address the meeting. The
watehword is "unselfshness.
Austin Robinson of South Main street
met with painful accident yesterday
while at work in the Bolster circle at
tho end OF Granite street when he
had a deep cash inflicted in the side
of his face by flying stonechip.
Barre friends of Fred G. Ranney. who
left the city about year ago, will be
to learn that he is success
fully engaging in the real estate business
in Los Angeles, Cal. While residing in
Barre, Mr.. Ranney was employed BY
Boutwell, Milne Yarnum.
The committee having in charge the
placing of the children from Lawrence {
ara ready to receive applications for
the additional Is coming from the strike /,
center. Applications should be made
to g. Miami 4s9 North Main street, or
R. Ciardi, Cooperative store Granite
street.
Many Barre people viii be interested
to learn Of the marriage of Miss Lena |
Emmons to Carl MCGOWAN. which took {
place at st. Augustine's rectory in Mont
pelier yesterday. Mr.. Me(;owan, whose l
home is in Burlington, was for long !
time employed as chef at the City |
hotel. At the present time he is filling l
q similar capacity in the Pavilion hotel
at Montpelier.
Some thirty young people, including
many members of the 1910 commercial :
class of Spaulding high school, enjoyed I
2 sleigh ride to Plainfeld last evening 4
in one of II. 7. Cutters barges On :
the arrival of the party, an oyster sup
per was served at the Plainfeld house,
The remainder of the evening being de-
voted to dancing. Music was furnished 4
by several pianists among the party. z
MIR. and Mrs. Loren ]. Bell chaperoncJ
the young people.