The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-07
TALK OF THE TOWN
New spring muslins at Abbott's.

NEW sprung hiuSlAhs AZ +AVopth p
Corset sale, 45c per pair, at Perry
on Saturday.
NJ. Orlando returned home last night
after spending a few days with friends
! in Fletcher.
A daughter was born to Mr.. anC
Mrs. Elmer Bellville of Mount street
yesterday morning.
Arthur S. Malloy of Saratoga, \. Y.
arrived in the city last evening for a
weeks visit with relatives.
A regular meeting Of J. B. Mead cir.
Gle No. l. Ladies OF the G. A. r., will
lie held Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
Miss Mary T. Owens of South Main
street returned home yesterday, after
ten days visit with friends in Bur
lington.
| George Burr Of Boston, a representa-.
| tive of the T. Noonan Co., was bus
mess visitor in the city yesterday and
to day.
Mrs. P. ]. Owens. who has been visit
! ing with relatives in Burlington for the
| past Two mouthSs 4lttulHed W Inns -
yesterday.
! S. f. Hinsdale of Burlington, who is
in Barre buying hay went to Canada
to-day in order to take charge of bill
ing considerable quantity Of the same
product
Members of Barre lodge. n. +. O. p,
! No. 1873. have been invited to Stannard
lodge. Montpelier, Friday evening. Those
intending to go are requested to leave
on the 7:l5 car. Per order of commit
tee.
The regular suburban train over the
Montpelier & Wells River road arrived
az sos o'clock this morning in place
OF the Green Mountain express. which
was Obliged to wait for connections with
the Boston train down the line.
Are you saving your orange wrappers3
Remember, with IL wrappers and u
cents you get heavy, silyer.plated tea
or orange spoon. at our store In this
way you save time and postage Diversi
Fruit company,
We put on sale Saturday one lot of
up-to-date corsets for 45c per pair, medi-
um bust, long skirt, supporters side and
front, good quality jean, lace trimmed,
for 45c per pair. Better get your size
at Perry's on Saturday.
Superintendent o. d. Mathewson of
the public schools, left yesterday aft
ernoon for johnson on brief business
visit Friday, Supt. Mathewson will at
tend the spring meeting of the Yer
mont Schoolmasters' club at Burlington,
returning to this city Saturday.
Tn its resume of the prospects in base
bali at the university of Vermont the
coming season, Burlington newspaper
has the following to say concerning a
we'll known Barre boy: "The infeld
material seems to be the best in many
years. Two infeld positions are open,
shortstop and second base Maiden Of
SpauIding high school will make strong
bid for an inield position
In view of the fact that there is much
discussion at present about the buiid
ing of q proposed main line railroad
through Williamstown gulf, a pamphlet
owned by Elmer d. Taft is of much
interest II is a copy of the report of
the committee which looked over the pro-
posed route when the Central Vermont
railroad was considering its route
through Vermont, and it is accompanied
BY map of the survey, which began at
Montpelier and reached TO White River
junction. George Leonard, jr., having
been the engineer in charge of the sur
vey. The pamphlet is entitled, Report
of the Survey of the Gulf Route from
Berlin via Montpelier to Royalton," and
it was printed in ls45 by Lothrop &
Bense of Boston.