The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Four big sales on Saturday at The
Vaughan Store.
Miss Alice Mcdonald Of Granteville is
visiting friends on North Main street,
Mrs. J. W. Stewart of West street
is passing a few days with relatives in
Burlington.
Deputy Sheriff T.. d. Bartlett of Plain
field was among the business visitors in
the city to-day.
| Dana Williams Of White River june
ton was among the business visitors
in the city yesterday.
| Companion court, No. 1857, l. O. f.,
will hold its regular meeting tonight
at $3.50 o'clock. Per order rec. sec
| Peter Shadrowi, son of Charles Shad-
row. OF Is Granite street, was operated
on yesterday for slight throat trouble.
Harold Tierney of South Main street
left yesterday for Waterbury, where he
will visit with friends for a few days
We are headquarters for good values
in hamburgs and embroideries. Henry
w. Knight, successor to Veale & Knight
b. II. Demeritt of Waterbury of the
Demeritt & Palmer Packing company
was in this city on business yester
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Morse of IRE
mont street returned home yesterday,
after spending several days in New York
City
Chamber sets, diningroom and parlor
furniture from good house to be sold
at City Auction Rooms Friday and Sat
urday. See ad.
O. H. Coolidge Of Rutland. an extern
sive dealer in automobiles and heavy
motor trucks, was among the business
visitors in the city to-day.
Miss c. f. Puryee 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.
A large consignment of art squares
and rugs just received for the spring +
sale. Don't miss looking them over be- I
fore you purchase elsewhere. At City
Auction Rooms.
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.
The board of managers are to do the
dishwashing at the chicken-pie supper Of
the Presbyterian church on Friday even
ing, March l. Come and give them some
work Admission, Poe,
Another special sale OF highest grade
writing paper Saturday Mt half price at
the Red Cross Pharmacy The first
thirty ladies purchasing to the amount
OF Sic or more at this sale viii be pre-
sented a vanity box.
j. NJ. Perry of Elm street wishes to
thank all his friends, far and near, who
so thoughtfully remembered him on his
74th birthday anniversary February rs,
by sending a shower of birthday cards,
also letters of good viii
n l.. Davis, agency supervisor of the I
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance company
Of Hartford, Conn, who has been stop
ing in this city for the last few days.
left yesterday for Moretown, where he |
will remain until Sunday.
Special for Saturday: Walnut and ,
plain caramels, 25c per !
To-. maple walnut and vanilla chewing !
candy, l5c per b.; chocolates and bon I
Dons in boxes at pc. All candy fresh !
made each Saturday morning at the q
Barre Candy Kitchen. q
Officer Harry Gamble of Division /
street, who has been absent from his q
luties on the police force for several 7
weeks owing to an attack of neuritis, ?
$ improving rapidly and rides out for =
! time each day. He expects to re- a
'ume work on the force within the COM i
ug two weeks.
Spaulding high school basketball team :
eft this afternoon for Burlington, where q
hey line up against Burlington high 4
choo this evening. Williams. Stuart, 4
Iagan Tomasi Brown and Capt 0gsten y
we're those taken along to represent the I
chool, accompanied by Mr.. Edwards and n
lanes Kenefck, who viii referee the Il
anne. h
Frank Woodcock of 20 Hall street t
asst night Unexpectedly received a num- Q
er of his friends and neighbors on the s.
ccasion of his birthday, which comes p
nut seldom. as the date is the Goth of 2
february. Although 50 years old, Mr. Il
yoodcock has had but one-quarter of n
hat number Of birthday anniversaries.
lis friends presented him silk UNI
rella. The evening was pleasantly spent y
a social manner. q
Frank Fregosi is exhibiting several q
Gins and pieces of script, which he be- ii
ewes are of considerable value One of +
he metal discs was issued in the days m
t the Caesars and part of its inscrip- SC
ion is still legible. Another. an Ttal- s.
IN coin, is dated 1859, and bears the q
NJ ,gnia OF the Vatican. A French coin Vi
'hich Mr. Fregosi also values highly 81
dated 1882 and is in remarkable di
tate of preservation. A piece of script M
l French denomination which was is b
ned in l79l is also in Mr. Fregosi's di
objection.
an the Working Men of Barre Afford II /! pl