The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Il aprons. At Fits.
h A new arrival OF scrim curtains an,
II rope portieres at llooker's.
H Have you see the 1.-TWO in One" sew
ing apron for 4sc each? Fits.
\ Buy your blankets. comfortables an,
\ winter underwear at Naughan's.
\ Orders taken for piano tuning at Bal
ley's Music Rooms Phone 22W.
@. +. Nichols OF Brookfeld was among
the business visitors in the city to-day
Full size iron beds, $500; woven wiz,
spring and soft-top mattresses, 500 eacl
at llooker's.
William Colomb has returned home
after spending several day with relatives
in st. Adams.
Aaron Cohen of Burlington arrived in
the city last evening for n business visit
of several days.
Miss Olive p. Calcf of the Goddard
faculty is spending several days at her
home in Washington.
James Cam returned last night to
Richmond, after passing a few days in
the city with friends.
See our soap bargains and prices at.
atched on Colgate's and Armour's brands,
G. n. Kenyon 4 Co.
Real bargains in curtain muslins and
draperes. A large assortment at Zoe per
yard. Henry W. knight.
! Albert Birnies returned last night to
! his home in Worcester, Mass, after
few days visit in the city.
Thomas Lynch of Hardwick is spend
| ing a few days in the city as the guest
OF friends at Bolster place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Prendergast of
Concord, NH, arrived in the city yes
terday for visit OF several days
Would like to take in sewing or 20
out by the day. Apply to Miss Lizzie
Murray upper Merchant street,
Peter Blair returned this morning to
his home in st. Adams. after spending
a few days with friends in the city.
Walter Wilcox, the Morctown agent
for the D. a. Perry Real Estate Co. OF
this city, was visitor in Barre to-day.
Mrs. Ceborin Congo of Granite street,
who underwent a serious operation at
the iCty hospital Monday, is slowly i'm
proving.
Miss Effie +. Pearson returned vester- |
day to her home in Eessex Junction. aft
er spending several days with friends in
the city.
Mrs. Martha Stone Of Cabot arrived
in the city yesterday for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Phineas D. Ladd Of South
Main street
Mrs. Andrew VI. Morrison og Betchel.
der street left Yesterday for Groton,
where she will make an extended visit
with relatives.
You know what our enameled ware
sales mean. BE on hand tomorrow,
when we offer an assortment at l9c each.
G. \. Kenyon s Co
Charles oliver II Merchant street has
returned from Rieeburg where he at
tended the funeral OF his sister, Mrs.
John OLIVER, who died Saturday
Mrs John Merrin of Waltham. Mass,
and her son, William Merlin Of Chicago,
H.. arrived IN the city last evening for
q two weeks visit at the home of the
formers sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Rule, Of
81 Elm street.
We are offering exceptionally low
prices on toilet soaps now displayed, in
cuding Colgate's, Armour's and others
An inspection will show that we have
the prices that will interest everyone.
G ~ Kenyon & Co.
+. A, Hitchcock Of Lansing, Mich,
former resident OF Barre, who repre-
sented the Prudential Life Insurance
company, in this city for some time, ar
lived in the city yesterday for a bust
ness visit Of several days. {
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. CurIey, who have
Deen visiting friends in Barre and Mont
oeler for the past ten DAYS, left this }
morning for Pleasantville. n. j., where
hey will make a short stay before go
ng to their home in West Virginia.
Felix Galamberti, who has been visit t
ng at his former home at Viggiu, Italy, =
vas visitor in the city yesterday on
lis way to his home at Waterbury. Mr. @
ialamberti arrived at New York from i
tally and remained yesterday visiting a
riends here. :
The work of moving the Shepard
ouse on Prospect street from city land /,
o point six feet to the west has been :
ompletcd and carpenters are now en- :.
aged in re-setting the UNDERMINING. In
IS present location, the west side of the
ouse now runs flush with the driveway '
aading into the NJ. & w. freight yard. a
Friends and acquaintance in this city !
ill regret to learn of the death of
iichael Marchelli OF Scranton, Pa. Mr.. n
larehelli was operated on last week for c.
ppcndetis and died at a hospital in d
cranton. Monday, October H. He was D
ged about rs. lie resided in this city Ia
1r five years prior to leaving for Scran- h
IN three years ago. lie was a granite -
utter by trade. -
Announcement is made that the Yer h.
ont state Sunday school convention, n
hich was to have been held in Barre e.
EXT week, will be held in Burlington. :,
oher "a. the sessions occupying but :.
single day instead of two days as was VI
AIMED for the Barre convention. \
isiness session viii be held during the ii,
". to he followed by the address by ht
7. G. Pierce. the international worker. on
the evening. he
For immediate acceptance. special price
III be made on the fine resideu-a AMI Il