The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abbott's Zoe special ribbon.
Auction sale tonight at the City Auc
ton Rooms.
silk hose selling to-day at 2lc pei
pair at Vaughan's.
Summer underwear, the kind you are
looking for, now at Vaughan's.
One hundred rugs and art squares just
received at the City Auction Rooms.
1t will be to your advantage to watch
i the shoe advertisements of c. S. Andrews
Mrs. Emma Hutchinson of Williams
town is business caller in the city
to-day.
Auction sale this afternoon and even,
ing at kenyon's department store, Viii.
Jamestown, vt.
See the fine lightweight ribbed hose
for girls at two pairs for 25c. Black
tan and white. Henry w. Knight.
Films bought at Hendricks are deyel-
oped free. Printing a six-exposure film
any size up to post card, % cents.
j. w. Untiedt of Brookfeld, game
warden for that town, was among the
business visitors in the city yesterday.
Mrs E. Secchori left yesterday after
noon for Burlington, where she will re-
main over the weekend with her hus-
band who is confined to the Mary Fetch
| er hospital.
DR.. and Mrs. o. w Steele of North
street returned yesterday from Burling-
| ton, where the former attended the an
nual meeting of the Vermont Dental as
ISOLATION.
Auction sale. Watch for ad, Monday,
May 20 on page 7, advertising the Dur
10 Of MOI nd
Blackwell streets. The d. A. Perry Real
Estate agency.
Strawberries Strawberries! Special
for Saturday, large baskets of sound
berries, 2 for 25c at Diversi Fruit Store.
Some of those fresh figs at Zoe per
H. Diversi Fruit Store,
The best lubricant for automobiles
Yalvoline oil--prevents the burning of
bearings Try a sample. Price, 44c
per gallon, delivered in one-half barrel
lots. The Drown Motor Car Co.
A. w. Allen has just placed %
horsepower Abenaque gasoline engine
with Eugene Call of Williamstown, which
he will use to furnish power to run
saw mill
Mrs. Phil Mayott of Washington was
brought to the station here Thursday IN
Whitcombs ambulance from East Barre
and went to the Mary Fletcher hospital
at Burlington for medical treatment.
The Italian Independent clubs base
ball team went this forenoon to Water
bury, where it will play the Waterbury
independents this afternoon. Calderara
and Levine will be in the points for
the locals.
Fred MILAN of Springfield, Mass, an
automobile tire expert lately employed
in the factory OF the Fisk Rubber Co,
has arrived in the city TO have charge
OF the tire department Of the Drown
Motor Car Co. Last year Mr.. MILAN
was employed in a similar capacity at
the Palace garage.
The Peoples academy team, which was
defeated BY Goddard seminary at the
campus Yesterday afternoon, viii line
up against Montpelier high school this
afternoon. The game will be played in
Montpelier, as the grounds at lnercity
park are said to be in bad condition since
the recent rains.
The sub Junior class of Spaulding high
school left this morning on its annual
straw ride to Berlin pond, where the
day will be passed in recreation. The
class members went on the ride under the
chaperonage of Miss Hitchcock, Miss
Smith and Mr.. Edwards of the high
school faculty.
Alfred Milne Of Forsyth place received
news yesterday OF the death of his moth
or on May 6, at her home in Aberdeen,
Scotland Mrs. Milne was in her 10th
year and although in failing health for
the last few years, she retained all her
faculties until the end. She is survived
by her husband, who is five years her
senior also seven sons and one daugh-
ter.