The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-25
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Abbott,s saturday sale.

A large line OF pictures and mirrors
at Hale's.
AT soc each, umbrellas-a special sale
at Perry's on Saturday.
Black ostrich plumes Is inches long at
1915, 10 inches long at $3.50. Mrs. G. X.
| Wood.
Mr., and Mrs q, A, Collins of Laconia,
n. H., are visiting in the city for u
few days.
A. G. Comstock of Brookfeld was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
A. Il, Stevens arrived in this city yes.
terday from Lawrence, Mass. for few
days business visit.
Mrs. A. Colombo of Bolster place left
this morning for Waterbury, where she
win visit for few days,
r. J. Dempsey returned to Rochester,
n. Y, this morning, after few days
business visit in this vicinity.
We are showing the largest line of silk
waists in the state. See new Robes
pierre collar. Paris Shirtwaist House.
Milk route: Putting out from 1875
to $50 quarts daily. A good chance.
Inquire The ID. A. Perry Real Estate
Agency, Barre, Vt.
The best preventative for smallpox is
to eat sparngly, chew tobacco and smoke
Landers' "Our Latest" cigar, 5 cents,
sold everywhere. -Advt.
NJ. Rice, advance agent for the "Ex.
cuse Me" company, which was booked TO
play in this city Nov. s, was among the
business visitors here to-day.
Twenty per cent discount on all mil
linery sold this week at Mrs. Nelson.
Chureh's. Store fumigated each night
and germicides in use all the time.
Mr. 0. n. Canton and daughter, Lou
Use, OF Summer street, who have been
spending the past few months at Oneida,
N, T., returned to this city to-day.
Auction sale tomorrow for j. b. |
Brockway at Willamstown village, Vt |
Cows, horses, household furniture, etc |
See ad., page I. c. i. Smith, auction
eer.
III. II. Moore, who has been spending |
the past week in this city purchasing
paving blocks in the interest of the Hill.
1reth Paving company, win return to
Boston this evening.
See the new silk dresses at Vaughan's.
Harry Lillicrap, granite manufactur.
sr, returned to his home ut Concord to-
lay, after spending the past few days
n this vicinity on business,
/ have a car of Fancy Wealth pears
rom yneland, n. J. Good enough to
at Cheap enough for preserving Or.
Ter of your dealer early, for delivery
lirect from the car. Sidney u, Spaf-
ord, wholesale fruit and produce, Barre,
IT,
Thursdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
we're as follows: John * Maxim, New
FORKS Harry +. Gage, Burlington; l.. NJ.
,rawford, Hartford Conn; H. b. White
ead, New York; w. S. Sayles, Boston;
l. j.. Morgan and wife, Laconia n. H.;
!. A. Collins and wife, Laconia, n. II.
Miss Jennie Sinclair of Belfast, Ire.
and, arrived in the city last night from {
'oston, where she recently landed from
he Cunard liner Franconia. Miss Sim
lair will pass six months at the home
f her brother, Chief of Police Samuel /,
nclair, on Webster avenue. She was
ccompanied from Boston by Mrs. Sin
lair. Iii
The recently published report Of John I
r. Ttcomb, state fish and game COM
Missioner, shows that 1900 trout were
Ia, he La 4 l..
q the same period Theron A. Lord pur- hi
lased 5000 brook trout and 5000 trout t
the same variety were sold by the
ate to Luther Lord. The fish were
sed in stocking private preserves. \
II. j. Woodward. manager of the Barre r,
'edium Quarry company's office in the
ldrich building. intends to spend the
eater part Of his spare moments dur :
g the coming season of snow, apply y
e his time to the perfection of wire y
SIS apparatus at his home in Mont. u
,lier. Mr.. Woodward graduated from
orwieh university last June with hon r,
8 in the electrical engineering depart W
ent. In his four years at the Dog L
YER educational institution, he was d
Dsely affiliated with electrical organi
lions and during his last year at the
hool he was appointed to the highest y, y
ectrical Office in the school, master chief u
Petrician, being in full charge of the ~ ~
rious wireless devices. Mr.. Woodward u
i'll be occupied with his task for some
me and anticipates installing the APP W
ratus on some high point in the close be
entity of Montpelier, so that the con- al
ruction of the aeree will be facilitated, eli
d the means of transporting electrical
trent will be feasible. When the work
completed, Mr.. Woodward asserts that d
will be able to communicate with any az
TT of the land east of the Mississippi Tn
'er, having the means of transmit en-
", as well as receiving. er