The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

window at Vaughan's,
To rent: A downstairs tenement on
Mount street. w. f. Richardson.
Would like to buy 100 head of cattle
to turn out, II. j. Smith, City market.
1t is not too early to think of your
spring outfit; go to the MeWhorter Co.
Abbott & Co. have just received Il
full line of the new spring rain coats.
AT Abbott's You will find full line
of the new spring patterns in lace cur
tains.
Joseph Shadrowi is moving his house,
! hold goods from South Main street to
Brooklyn street.
| Harry Skerritts of Brooklyn street
went to Burlington Saturday for a few
days visit with friends.
Mass was celebrated at o'clock this
morning at st. Monica's church in COM
memoration of st. Patrick.
Edward Reynolds of Burlington spent
the weekend with friends in this city,
returning home last night.
William Christanson resumed work
this morning at Woolworth's store, after
weeks leave Of absence.
Edison Landers of South Main street
is taking a weeks vacation from his
duties at his fathers cigar store.
College posters at Csc and SOC each,
also post cards two for five cents, at Bai-
ley's Music Rooms. IA Elm street. Barre
Abraham G. Walstrom returned this
morning to his home in Montreal, after
spending several days in the city on bus
mess.
Guy Andrews of Maple Grove left
this morning TOR Richmond, where he
win pass a few days with his uncle,
c. b. Andrews.
Captain Howard Reid of Norwich uni
versity passed the weekend at the home
Of his parents, DR. and Mrs. Reid on
South Main street.
Paul Swasey went to Waterbury Sat
urday to spend the spring vacation OF
two weeks al the home of his parents,
who recently moved there.
Miss Clara Bean. teacher at the
Mathewson street school. went to her
home in Randolph yesterday to remain
over the spring vacation.
Plans made by good architect help
TO beautify our street and make the
housewife happy. Think it over. G. L.
Bugbee, room u.s. Rowland building
Three hundred copies Of popular sheet
music just arrived. Call and look them
over. Bailey's Music Rooms, IA Elm
street, Barre, Vermont. Phone 79-ll,
Warren Rock returned from ten
days visit with friends at Plattsburg, /
n Y, last night, and resumed work |
this morning at Papin brothers livery |
stable.
Misses Lillian Olsen and Evelyn Bug /
bee OF Washington street went to Wa /
terbury Saturday afternoon to spend a
few days as the guest Of Miss Nellie |
Swasey.
Captain John Miles of Norwich uni /
vcrsity returned to Mortified last /
night after passing the weekend as
the guest OF his uncle, d. NJ Miles, on
West street.
Tickets for the performance of "The
Grain of Dust" by james X Hackett
and company at the opera house on Fri
day night, March p, 90 on sale at Kend
riek's Tuesday night at o'clock
Harry Fisher, sophomore at Nor.
wieh university, spent Sunday Mt his
home on Averill street. Mr. Fisher at
terded the annual banquet of his class,
held at the Waterbury inn Saturday
night.
Miss L. Z. Townsend and her trimmer,
Miss Spaulding, have returned from Bos
ton and New York, where they spent
the past two weeks in the interests of
Miss Townsend's millinery business.
Opening announcement later.
See the Vacuna turbine vacuum clean
er, an electric portable machine that
can be operated by any adult person.
Easily attached to any ordinary lamp
socket. For sale or rent. Barre Flee
trio Co. ! Pearl street Tel. 96W.
The social dances held in the Miles
hall Saturday night are growing very
popular. Saturday night IA admissions
were taken in, Bruce's orchestra fur
nished music Refreshments of coffee,
sandwiches and doughuts were served
during intermssion.
0. G. Burnell ticket agent at the
q Wells River station, was
,alled to Essex junction Saturday night
BIZ the illness Of Mrs. Burnell, who, with
her son, is passing several weeks at her {
former home. Mrs Burnells condition
- SoiicNHdt improved ana he expects
to return to Barre this evening. c. T.
Southgate Is in charge of the local sta
lion in the absence of Mr.. Burnell. I
Wednesday night at the Presbyterian /,
on West street, Frank Geeu !
md Miss Kate May Mclean, two very
popular young people Of this city, were
united in marriage by Rev. Duncan Sal
mend. The marriage was very quiet {
ltlair. The groom is employed at Jones I
granite plant. The bride is
llso well known among the younger
element of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. 7
teen will be at home after Tuesday. /
March 49, making their home at l07 4
summer street. !
S. D. Allen went to his garage late =
afternoon for the first time
his winter to see if the engine of his
automobile would start II started all v
light. and Mr.. Allen stood and watched c
{ for a few minutes, until he became !
izzy from the gasoline vapor and col :
apsed, the garage being close He was Y
ound unconscious shortly afterwards by \
is sister-in-law, who Immediately sum- i
noned neighbors and they carried him
nto the house. After an hours hard g
york by DIR. Chandler and friends, Mr. II
Allen was revived and at 10 o'clock was o
esting comfortably. v
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