The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

II A lew S2.NS skirts Tor Slbi NJ fltts
II Five big sales for Saturday at Tn
II Vaughan store.
H Cut prices ON drugs at Hendricks
| that are not equalcd in town.
II See the bargains in roofing offered II
H another column. Then go and see AL
II len"
H See our big display OF handkerchief
and fancy linens on front center coun
ter. Henry w. Knight
| New candy, tobacco aud grocery stor
at lss South Main street Come in an'
see goods. Charles PloufT.
III. j. Howard of Boston, who has beer
in this city since Saturday, left yester
day afternoon for Burlington,
Peter Reid of Camp street left this
morning for Brookfied 10 pass the com
ing two weeks during the deer season.
See one hundred carpet-size rugs, dis.
played one after the other, upon the new
rug rack at Hooker's. Prices $1,000 up
Members of the Methodist choir are
requested TO meet at the Hedding Meth
odist church on Friday evening Mt 7
o'clock,
George Robins of French street re-
turned yesterday from Montreal. where
he has been spending the past week on
business.
Charles Il. Grossarth returned 10 his
home in Burlington last night, after
spending several days in the city on
business.
Household furniture at auction sale
Saturday at 4 p. m Pearl street. We
give tickets at all of our sales. o. IL.
Hale. auetioneer.
Charles Sanders, who has been pass
| ing few days in tins city on business,
| left yesterday afternoon for his home
at Canaan, n. II.
Harry Kendall of Mortified, who has
been in the city for the past few days,
will commence work Saturday at the Tas-
sic meat market.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sullivan. who nave
been making their home in East Barre
for some time, have moved their house
hold goods to this city.
Roswell Miles of Graniteville was a
visitor in the city yesterday afternoon,
returning from Burlington, where he has
been spending several days with relatives
q. N. Dodge Of Boston, supervising
the Singer Sewing Machine company, is
spending a few days in the city on bust
ness.
John b. Cassellini, Peter Thorn and
Alex. j. Young left this morning for
Moretown, where they will remain our
ing portion of the open sesson for
deer.
Wednesdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were az follows: +. L. Wallen, Port
land Me-; A. A. Winship, Boston; c. N |
Jones, st. Adams; ID, c. Haskins, Bar
nard.
Miss Adele McConachie of Church |
street, teacher in the public schools,
left to-day for Mortified, whefe she |
will remain until the schools are re
opened.
Henry Bosley Of n Branch street
went this morning to Moretown to re-
main during the hunting season. Mrs.
Bosley is passing several weeks at Sar
anac Lake, MY.
Mrs. Hattie Tillotson, Miss Grace in-
gals and Miss Ida lIolton. teachers in
the city schools, went to their home in
Mortified yesterday to remain while
sessions are suspended.
Delegates from the Church Of the
Good Shepherd, including the rector, Rev.
w. j, NJ. Beattie, who attended the spe
,ial diocesan convention in Burlington
Yesterday, returned home this morning.
Miss Lucy Wells received notice this ]
morning OF the death of Rev. Charles /.
W. Longen at Rellands, Cal, Nov. 5.
He will be remembered as former pas
Tor of the Congregational church in this J
'ity. h
Mrs. T. Il. Miles, who resides with
Ter granddaughter, Mrs. Gregware, on
south Main street and who was quite
injured by falling down stars
tuesday morning, is somewhat improved
oday :
Alexander b. Fraser left this morning
or Hardwick, where he will visit at the
pfne. VI MS ufoLleIs W itlldil. IoE II WEEK.
Ir. Fraser will spend part OF his time
uring the deer season in the mountains r
djacent to the Caledonia town.
Five hundred yards of percale for Zoe
er yard at Perry's on Saturday. This
the regular l2jac percale, one yard
tide. Special soft finish, gray, navy n
lue dark reds and a lot of light green, \
t Perry's, &c per yard, on Saturday. S
John Mccarthy OF South Main street :, :
1T this morning for Belvidere, where !
e will remain during the open season !
n deer. Mr.. Mccarthy will be joined :
{ Belvidere by party of nimrods from !. y
arlington, who have established a )
amp. n
Manager James MaclSie of the Sham o
eek basketball team, who has been cor
spending with different teams in the
ate for games during the coming win
n, SAYS they will commence the sea-
IN at Waterbury ON December 3 when v
lev play the Waterbury A. \.
Harold Human OF Orange was Wis al
or in the city to-day and leaves to- 81
ght for Boston to attend the Dart al
outh Harvard football contest, which W
i'll be played at Cambridge. Mass, re
Saturday. Mr.. Human has a young al
brother who is on the Dartmouth CT