The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-23
TALK OF THE TOWN
see onr mnrmot coats Al TItts'.

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pay you.
Get the Munsng, the worlds popular
union suit, at Abbott's.
Auction sale Saturday at 4 p. m, Pearl
street. o. II. Hale, auctioneer.
Adam Craig will not make his usual
trip to-day with tinnan haddie.
Special price on all our silk waists
Saturday. Paris Shirtwaist House.
The Columbian double-disc records for
December can now be heard at Hookers,
Scotch dance, Worthen hall. Saturday,
23d inst, s p. m. Gents, soc; ladies,
free.
Scotch dance, Worthen hall tonight,
Nov. 23, at o'clock. Gents, soc; la
dies, free.
James Ray, who has been visiting in
the city for the past ten days, returned
to-day to his home at Ludlow.
Louis N. Provost returned to-day to
his home at Rutland. after making few
days business visit in the city.
Miss Berniee Holmes of Montpelier Is
visiting for a few days as the guest OF
Miss Faun Barney of South Barre.
Edward Flanders of Wellington street
has gone to Lebanon, n. H., where he
will remain for about ten days on bust
ness.
Miss Pinkie Lewis Of Nelson street is
taking weeks vacation from her duties
at the millinery parlors of Mrs. Hubert
Congo
Mrs. AdeIine Derosier of South Main
street left this morning for Lowell,
Mass, where she will make an extended
visit with relatives.
Vulcanizing. Now is the time to have
your easing cuts fixed. Inner tubes vul-
canized while you wait. J. L. Gregory,
lS5 Washington street, Barre.
Mrs. James Emslie OF Maple avenue,
who has leen visiting at Boston and
Quincy, Mass. for the past few weeks,
returned to the city last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Preston Of Worees-
ter were visitors in the city yesterday,
while on their way home from short
visit with relatives in Washington,
Mrs. Leonard st. John of the A.
Tomasi block, who underwent an opera
ton at the City hospital few weeks
ago, was able to return home to-day.
James Kearney of Jefferson street re-
turned yesterday from a weeks visit !
New York state. Mr.. kearney |
visited at Champlain and Ogdensburg.
Mrs. NJ. A. Higgins of the East Mont
pelier road left last night for Jersey |
City, n. j., where she will pass the |
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Lillian
Rouelle.
Judge IT. w. Scott who attended an
n. f. o. p. reunion in Ludlow Thursday |
night and an Odd Fellows gathering in
last night, returned home I
this morning.
Fridays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: X. f. LaFountaine,
Mansfield, Mass; ]. S. Niles, Malone, n. |
"; A. 9, Bigelow, Brookfeld; ]. A.
Bond, Burlington.
Mrs. Amelia Gregory OF St. Etienne,
p O., arrived in the city yesterday for
a ten days visit with relatives. Mrs.
Gregory will make a short stay in Gran
itcville before returning home.
Mrs. +. /. Church left this morning for
Sewfane, where she viii visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Il. II. Metcalf, for short
time, before going to Greenfield and Bos-
ton, Mass, for an extended stay.
The Royal Arcanum held its first
meeting after the raising Of the quaran
time, in the Blanchard building last
hight. A large attendance was present
md social hour was enjoyed after the
business was transacted.
Harry Fisher, junior at Norwich uni
'ersity, arrived in the city last night to
BASS the Thanksgiving recess at the
lome Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
:. Fisher of Ayerill street. The Thanks
irving recess at Norwich extends until
he first Tuesday in December.
Rev. r. i. Lowe of St. Johnsbury,
istriet superintendent Of the Methodist
hureh who has been stopping in this
ity for the past week, left yesterday
or West Topsham, where he attended
uarterly conference of the Methodist
hureh in that village last night. ,
Attilio Polli leaves tonight for
eattle, Washington, where he has
eeured employment in the granite bust /
ess. Louis Calderara of Circle street n
'aves tonight for Sacramento Cal,
here he will enter into employment at
hat place with a granite cutting firm.
At the Doucette q Roleau quarry in
a large compressor from
be Sullivan Machinery company of
laremont, n. H.. is awaiting removal :
n a siding. The compressor, which is Z
ne of the most modern styles of the a
will be Immediately in
allied. Il
The erection of the coal silos at the t
lies Coal company yards off Smith a
rect is nearing completion, the elevat-
: yet to be installed. The base of the A
los is composed of cement concrete re- 4
lforeed. The foundation is concrete eX- h
,nded to height of about ten feet, \
,ove which the enclosure is made Of
God, rising to a height of about 80 o.
feet. 81
The party of local business mon who :,
I've been passing several days of the n
ven season for deer in Essex county,
turned home to-day. Among those
no made the trip were L. A. Drown, IN
p. Abbott, H. +. Cutler, George Bond, OF
-itz jackson and L. A. Prindle. il a.
reported that Messrs. Brown and Y