The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Vaughan's.
l.. Gatoni Is confined TO his home OF
Granite street by illness.
! II YOU want good wool dress, SCI
the special values at Abhott's.
| Abbotts line Of Mnnsing underwear
should interest you this weather.
| o. L. Nichols Of Brookleld was among
the business visitors in the city to-day
Sale Of chocolates at hendricks sat
urday; Doe a pound, worth twice the
price.
i Wanted Good room and board in pri
rate family Address IN. or box Isl
Barre, Vt.
A sale of all-lincn crash at DC per yard
at Perrys on Saturday. Bleachcd OF
unbleaehed.
II. A. Kendall of Mortified com
meneed work this morning at the John
Tassie market
The McWhorter Co have just received
new lot OF Sterling shaker-knit sweat
ers, all styles.
Fred j. Baird of Keith avenue went
this morning to Nidalesex, where he viii
visit friends for few days.
James Stuart OF Central street left
this morning for Wolcott, where he will
remain during the open season on deer.
DIR. II. X. Y. Archambault Of Merchant
street, who was called to South Ryegatc
several days ago, returned this morning.
Charles Klein of Central street left to-
day for Brookfeld, where he will pass
the remainder OF the open season on
deer.
Ernest Sutherland OF Pearl street left
to-day for Marshfield. where he will pass
several days in camp at Niggerhead
pond.
Fred Baird Of Keith avenue left yes
terday afternoon for Waitsfeld, where
he will remain for several days at his
former home.
George Stuart of Spaulding street left
last evening for Boston to witness the
annual Dartmouth-H Harvard football
competition this afternoon.
We have complete line Of mems
warm footwear, waterproof hunting
boots, guns and loaded cartridges. New
goods, low prices. Eastman Bros.
John Hale of Hale street left to-day
annual freshman sophomore football
game at the university Of Vermont.
John Garrick of Park street resumed
his duties this morning at the Peoples
Lighting. Heating and Power company.
after few days absence on account Of
illness.
Charles Gibbons, who has been spend
ing several days with his mother, Mrs.
Anna Gibbons, of Prospect street, has
to Providence. r. l., where he
Is employed.
Miss Constant Moore Of Camp street, |
d teacher in the public schools, who has
been spending the past few weeks at
her home at Holyoke, Mass, has re-
turned to the city.
William Mackin of Central street left |
asst night for a weeks visit to Boston
md Pawtucket, r. ]. Mr.. Maclin will |
attend the Dartmouth Harvard football |
game this afternoon.
Peter Maberini, who is employed in
he granite business at Plainfield, ar
lived in the city yesterday afternoon to
BASS few days at the home Of his
mother on Foss street.
Miss Adele McConachie Of Church
treet, teacher in the public schools of
his city. returned yesterday from
Sorthtield, where she has been spend
ne the past few days.
Harry f. Gage Of Burlington, who has
zen spending the past week in this
ity on business, left to-day for Roches-
er, where he will visit for another week
efore returning to his home.
Henry Moore, who has been spending
he past week in this city as the guest
i his mother, Mrs, Ellen Moore OF
Iorth Main street, returned yesterday to
is home at Ausable Forks, n. Y.
Mrs. Frank Downs and Clyde Morse OF /
were in the city yester-
Nv on their way home from Bakersfield, /
here they were called Tuesday BY the !
ldden death of their brother, Frank !
Iorse.
John Papin of the Papin Bros, livery
'mpany received yesterday eonsign- (;
ent of sleighs to be placed at the dis i
osal OF their customers during the win i
II. The consignment numbered six
eighs.
The 1913 Fords. just arrived They :
e lower in price and higher in quality. !,
I'll at our garage, at the rear of the ?
ty hotel, home OF the famous Ford, and
us tell you about them. Perry Auto
obile company. Ia
Mrs. A. NJ. Pierce of Currier street left !,
is morning for .Littleton, n. H., where 4
e was called by the illness of her sis
r, Mr. j. X Dunbar. Mrs. Dunbar is
out seventy years old and is suffering l.
pm an attack of pneumonia. 5
Della Merlo of Granite street left last :,
yht over the Montpelier and Wells :,
yer railroad for a weeks business visit
Boston and Worcester, Mass. Mr.. :
,rlo will attend the Harvard Dart
,uth football exhibition at Cambridge,
lss., this afternoon.
Riley's orchestra of six pieces returned
this city this morning from Rich
md, where they furnished music last
ening for the annual harvest ball held
the high school. Tonight Riley's or
sstra will furnish music for a recep-
n at Goddard seminary.