The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

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If you want a good silk petticoat, get
one of those at Abbott's for $500
Small lot of muslins, silks, dress goods,
voiles, to close in our sale at Vaughan's
| Exactly as advertised, all dress goods
and silks at closing-out prices. Henry
| w. Knight.
County Road Supervisor X. S. Currier
went to Mortified this morning on a
few days business trip.
Stanley Tassie of Brooklyn street has
returned home, after spending few days
with relatives in South Woodbury..
Mrs. George Stewart of West Point,
N. ", arrived in the city this morning
for an extended visit with relatives.
Len A. Wiley of Keith avenue left
this morning for Mortified, where he
will spend few days with relatives.
Roy Aldrich, who is employed in Rut-
land, arrived in the city this morning to
pass a months vacation with relatives.
Miss Christina Anderson returned yes
terday to Montreal, after visiting her
aunt, Mrs. David Beattie Of Brook street.
Mrs. Julia S. Noble has returned to
her home in Barre, after spending sew
eral weeks with relatives in Westfield,
Mass.
Charles f. Fellows, who has been pass
ing few days with friends in the city,
left this morning for his home in Tops
ham,
DIR. 0rreste Barr OF Cottage street left
this morning for Essex Junction, where
he win remain for a few days on bust
ness.
Miss Frances Lavery returned this
morning to her home in Burlington, after
spending seyral days with relatives in
the city.
Mrs. Nora Stratton, who returned from
Salisbury, N. G., recently, went this
morning to Burlington for short stay
with relatives.
Mrs. Lucinda A. Farnsworth of Al
Merchant street has returned home, after
spending several days with relatives in
South Woodbury..
Mr. and Mrs Luther Hatch returned I
yesterday afternoon TO their home in
Tunbrdge, after spending few days
with friends in the city.
A few trimmed hats to close out at |
Sl25; also untrimmed hats for misses
and children, for Csc Mrs. c. r. Wood,
over Hendricks drug store.
H. j. Markolf returned to Rutland this
morning, after passing few days in
the city on business connected with the /
Sullivan Machinery Co.'S local branch.
Roy M. Batchelder, who has been pass
ing several weeks with his parents in I
Mortified and with friends on South /
Main street, left last night for Ashyillc,
n. g., where he is employed as an in
surance Inspector
Any person wanting genuine bargains
in shoes will visit the special sale now
going on at G. s. Andrews shoe store.
For mems oxfords. look in our Pearl
street windows. Women's, boys, misses
and ehildren's are featured in Main street
window.
The condition of William Riddel of
Granteville, who was stricken with rheu.
matte fever shortly after returning home
from Detroit, Mich, is improving rapid
~. Mr. Riddel is well known locally
as an athlete OF considerable ability.
Officer George X. earle went to Mont
pelier this morning and was accompanied
to Barre on his return by j. Coll
Worcester and "Hynie" Andrews, VINO
We're. subpnnaed to testify in the city
court case against Mrs. Clementina Pei
legrini, charged with Illegal selling. An
drews and Worcester are serving terms
in Washington county jail for selling.
F. B, Cate, who was formerly engaged
in the real estate business in Barre,
to this city yesterday, after
passing several weeks in Nashua, n. H..
and vicinity. Mr.. Cate is moving His
goods to place which he re-
Gently bought in Nashua. His new pur-
chase is small farm of eight acres, To-
GATED on the state road from Nashua to
Boston. two miles from the Nashua city
hall. Mr.. Cate will leave for his new
home Saturday and will be Joined there
shortly by Mrs. Cate, who IL passing
some time in Boston.
Toney Corey OF Prospect street, whol
started out yesterday morning on all ex-
tended carriage drive to Berlin, NJ H.,
On business connected with the American
Clothing Co., was Obliged to return home
last evening on account of a runaway !
accident, which he experienced in Cabot.
When his horse became frightened at a
moving machine in a field adjoining the /.
main road Mr.. Corey was thrown into
the road with sudden jolt. He sus- ,
tained a sprained wrist and the wagon
was more or less demolished in colliding .
with tree before the horse had recov-
,red from its scare ,