The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-11
TALK OF THE TOWN
Thanksgiving linen sale at Abbott's

N'bNoi w laws A'"S 9'"'N w " f"N
age.
The Philomathan club will meet with
Miss Wright Tuesday evening, Nov. IL
at 7:15 o'clock.
Howard w. Kane of 0gdensbure, N
Y, was among the business visitors in
the city to-day.
Mrs. Mabel Cooney of River street left
this morning for Burlington, where she
will remain for few days.
! Revs j. w. Barnett and +. f. Newell
were in Montpelier to-day TO attend the
regular meeting of the Ministers Mon
day club.
Miss Mabel Gregory returned last
night from Boston and Andover, Mass,
where she mas been spending the past
ten days.
Harry Kelley of Pleasant street re-
turned last evening from Hardwick,
where he has been visiting for the past
few days.
Edison Landers of South Main street
left this morning for Waterbury and
| Richmond. where he will remain few
days on business.
Harry Wilcox. Watsfeld agent for
the d. A. Perry Real Estate agency, has
returned to his home after few days
visit with friends.
Frank Gee returned this morning to
his home at Vergennes, after passing
few days as the guest OF his son, John,
of Washington street.
S. f. Collins Of Lancaster, N. H., ar
rived in the city yesterday and viii re
main for week or ten days in this
vicinity purchasing cattle and horses.
Earle NJ Lewis, who has been confined
to his home on Nelson street for the
past few weeks by smallpox, was able
to resume his duties at the postoflice
this morning.
Burt Streeter of Park street, yard
clerk at the Central Vermont railroad,
resumed his work this morning, after
making a brief visit to his former home
at Waterbury.
George Rideout, an instructor at the
Spaulding high school. who has been
visiting at his home at Dover, Me-, for
the past four weeks, returned to the
city last evening.
Harry Wishart, assistant cashier OF the
Chelsea National bank, returned home
last night, after passing few days at
the home of his mother, Mrs. Barbara
Wishart of Camp street.
turned to Waterbury last evening, after
a few days visit at the home of the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. M. |
Nelson of Merchant street
NJ. ]. Whitcomb's ambulance from
East Barre went to Orange Center Sat /
urday and brought from there Mrs. Her
bert Farnham, who has come to the |
Barre City hospital for treatment.
Michael David, who returned to this
city recently from Montpelier. where
be was recovering from an operation for
appendicitis at the Heaton hospital, was
able to resume his work at the David
safe to-day.
w. P. Sanders of Concord, n. IT,, who
aas been spending the past several days
Noodsyille. n. H., where he will spend
'ew days on business before returning
% his home.
A large number of young people of
his city attended the dance held in
Niles hall at Granteville Saturday
light, under the auspices of the Home
tead club. Riley's orchestra furnished
music for the dance.
Mrs. Longley-Vercoe viii open up-to-
ate millinery parlors upstairs in the
block, North Main street, No
ember 10, 1912. A cordial invitation
5 extended to all old customers and
he public in general.
Harold Morse, who has been visiting
I the home of his mother on Camp
treet for the past few days, returned
ist night to Hanover, n. H., to resume !
is studies at Dartmouth college, where !
e is a member of the junior class.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ J. Haddigan of Ban q
or. Me, who have been visiting at the
ONE of Mrs. Hattie Haddigan of Pros. |
ect street for the past week, will re-
lain in Barre during the winter. Mr..
Iaddigan commenced work this morning i
the Jones Bros granite plant. :
Four carloads of cattle were shipped P
= d. +. Davis Friday and Saturday h
ON Barre over the NJ. G. W. railroad, u
of rs calves. $50 sheep, SO q
,gs, nine mich cows, SO beef cattle. p
his is but one of many like ship Ia
ents which Mr.. Davis has made during N
e summer. t.
Albert Rochelle. who has been one b,
the firm members of the Diversi Fruit al
}. for several years, has sold his share il
the company's business in the A. W
1masi building to Guy Vitagliani of OF
inton, Mass The transaction went D,
to effect to-day, although Mr.. Vitag "a
mi came to Barre several DAYS ago q,
he consideration named in the pur- Ia
ase is withheld. Angelo Diversi, the
her member of the firm, retains his
are in the business and will continue st
direct the affairs of the company NJ
ON his New York office. Mr.. Vitag- "a
nj has had the benefit of several years WI
the fruit business, having successfully Fl
nducted a fruit store in Clinton prior OF
coming TO Barre. The retiring part so
r has gone TO Hardwiek. where he will III
Iablish fruit business. Miss Mary gr
lombo, who has been employed in the IN
versi store for several years, will be NJ
ISOLATED in the Hardwick store. She DC
[ for Hardwick several DAYS ago and co
!. Rochelle is moving his household II.
DDS to his new home He expects to an
ye his business in opcration by the re-