The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abbott's special wool dress valu,
at $49s. All colors.
Apples have advanced. Order Of YOU
dealer now and save money.
Extra sale Saturday blankets and
comfortables. At Vaughan's.
w. +. Lindstrom of Dannemora, N. Y.
was among the business visitors in the
city to-day.
M. Daverio and g. Borroffio left yes
terday for Groton, where they will re-
main a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Taylor of Medford,
Mass, were among the visitors in the
city yesterday.
A. A. Adler of Morristown, N. j., was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday and to-day.
Mrs. Minnie f. Slocum of 1865 Hill
street is spending several days with
friends in Marshfeld.
Trainmaster j. Keefe returned to st.
Adams this morning, after short BUSH
ness visit in this city.
William I. Calder of North Main
strete left this morning on a business
trip to Montreal, p. Q.
Come and see the finest line of porta-
BILE table gas lamps ever in Barre. At
the gas company's offices.
Miss Ellen Christie of Hinsdale, n. H.,
arrived in the. city yesterday for a
weeks visit with friends.
Members of the Methodist choir are
requested 10 meet for rehearsal at the
church tonight at o'clock.
Mrs. Harry Fleetwood returned yes
terday to her home in Brookfeld, after
spending a few days in the city.
Mrs. Carlo Merlo of Granite street re-
turned last evening from South Ryegate,
where she has been visiting friends.
We put on sale one bale comforts,
large size, silkaline cover, nicely stitched,
for only $l.l0, at Perry's on Saturday.
Mrs. Oscar Gray of Rouses Point, N.
", arrived in the city last night for a
weeks visit with relatives on Summer
street.
The annual meeting of the fourth
district; O. e. S. will be held in the
Masonic hall, Waterbury, Tuesday even
ing Nov. II.
James Lambert of Maple avenue re-
tur7>Sd yesterday from Portland, Me-,
where he has been visiting for the past
three weeks.
John A. Reed of Burlington arrived in
the city from Boston on the Green
Mountain express to-day for few days
business visit.
William Mari OF Franklin street left |
his forenoon on a business trip through |
middle western states in the interests Of |
Marr & Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Gregory returned /
o their home in Plattsbnrg, n. Y, last |
light, after spending several days with
riends in the city.
James McIver, who has been visiting
IS the guest of friends on BROOK street
or the past three days, returned yester.
ay to his home at Bethel.
Harry Judelson, who has been spend
ng a few days in the city as the guest
4 Alex. Corey of Prospect street, re-
urned to New York City this forenoon.
b. r. Davis Of Trow hill shipped two
arloads of stock this morning over the
lontpelier & Wells River railroad to
'oston. The carloads consisted Of cows,
alves, hogs and sheep.
G. l.. Wilder, who has been spending
few days in the city on business con-
ected with freight transportation, left
Or his home in Boston last night on
ne Green Mountain express.
The condition Of C. +. Smith of West
atterson street, who suffered severe
tack Of acute Indigestion while con- |
ucting an auction sale in Ran
Dlph Wednesday, was reported to be ,
approved this morning.
Ben Gasparello of Springfield, Mass,
spending several days in the city as
lie guest Of his brother, Anthony. Mr..
asparello left Barre few years ago
I'd is now connected with a large
holesale concern in Springfield.
Mrs. c. S. Andrews, Mrs. Il. +. Newell, !.
RS. A. w. Gates returned to-day from
'hite River Junction, where they have
'en attending the annual conference of '
e state home missionary societies, I
hlSH tHtIt bHiS Ncth.
The aldermanie street committee will
I'D second hearing in the council
amber at city hall on the afternoon of
November 81. Abutters and
her persons interested in the proposed d
dening of Washington street are ex- o
cted to be present. n
Georgina joel, aged 10 years and one = l
Dnth, third daughter of the late Fred !,
McAnally, died at her mothers home !,
1879 Bienville street, Montreal, Mon i
v, Nov. 4. The funeral was held from !,
r late home yesterday at $3.50 a. m, -
d later taken to st. Michael's church.
terment was in the Cote DIES Neiges j,
netery. Friends and relatives are :
ked to accept this notification. -
Charles Kelly of Graniteville had a OF
Drt but exciting career on Main street bi
IS morning before an officer landed him n
the lock-up at police headquarters on Il
intoxieation charge. It is alleged
1t Kelly had been figuring in earous- e
on River street when he felt called to in
Insfer his stamping ground to Main to
eet. II is reported that he was eject in
from at least two stores and when III
putty Sheriff George L. Morris found
n he was making merry on the park. or
will face Judge Scott in city court OF
night. to
Special Humane Officer George Shan
! reported this morning that several
cases had been called TO his atten-
n and that II the owners of certain of
lines continue to let their pets suffer. W,