The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-12
TALK OF THE TOWN
Read Fits ad. to-day.

at Vaughan's.
See Il. d. Ladd Co.'s nd. on onions,
l0O-pound bags for Sl.0o.
New bags, har ornaments and neck
wear, Henry w, Knight.
The meeting OF the Philomathian club
for this evening has been postponed.
The South Barre grange will resume
its meetings this week Thursday even.
ing.
There will be no session of the Barre
evening drawing school until further no
tice.
j, A. Mcleod is spending several days
in Montreal, ?. O., and vicinity on bust
ness.
c. j. LOSING of Newark, n. j., was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday and to-day.
William Greene returned to Plainfeld
to-day, after making few days bust
ness visit in the city.
Fancy ribbons, 100 different patterns,
5 and inches wide, at rs cents yard
at Henry W. Knights.
| T. G. Carswell Of South Main street
left last night for New York, where
he will remain for several days on bust
ness.
Garrett Roberts of Prospect street,
who has been visiting at Marshfield for
the last week, returned to-day to this
city.
Charles A. Brown Of Cliff street left
! yesterday on business trip to Burling-
| ton in the interests of Brown, Carroll
4 Co.
Miss Mildred Marion of Summer
street has returned home, after spend
ing several days with relatives in Mont
real, p. O.
! Chester Donaldson, who has been Wis
iting friends in the city for few days,
left yesterday for his home in Platts-
burg, N. y.
| Il. Mcpherson Laws of wellington
street left yesterday for Hardwick,
where he win make business visit of
several days.
Henry Hanson of Summer street left
this morning for East Randolph, where
carpentering work.
John Barrett who has been a guest |
at the home Of b. Abiatti of Bolster |
place for a few days, returned TO Con- |
cord, n. H., to-day.
We have complete line of mems |
warm footwear, waterproof hunting /
boots, guns and loaded cartridges. New
lou ,,rfaao Efa al
George LeClair of North Main street,
who has been employed at the Calder
Coal & Wood company for some time
past, completed his duties there yester
day.
Mrs. ]. r. Mcdonald of Fairview street
has returned from Burlington, where she
met her daughter, Miss Jeane Mcdonald,
who has been patient at the Pittsford
sanatorium.
G. Fontana leaves tonight for New
York, where he will visit friends for
few days, before sailing for his former
home in Italy to remain during the win
ter months.
The 1913 Fords. just arrived. They
are lower in price and higher in quality.
Call at our garage, at the rear of the I
City hotel, home of the famous Ford, and
let us tell you about them. Perry Auto
mobile company.
Mondays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows; H. A. Spear, Burling !
tom A. j. Payne, Burlington; Aaron
Berman, Littleton, n. II. Harry Il. Gage, :
Burlington; John Layery, Rutland; II. j.
Howard, Boston.
Mrs Longley-Vercoe will open up-to- :
late millinery parlors upstairs in the X
Wheelock block, North Main street. No Y
rember 10, 1912 A cordial invitation
IS extended to all old customers and
The public in general.
Albert Rochelle of Elm street, who
'ecently sold his share in the Diversi Il
'ruit store, left last night for Boston, i
where he will remain for few days on +
business before going to Hardwick,
where he has opened a fruit store.
Mrs. f. r. Houston, who has been II
'pending a few days at the home of her Il
Mrs. Joseph Denny of Wash /,
ngton street, returned yesterday to her o
lied by her little grandson. Bradford r
Itihy VIM VIII Niell III ~NVitHuttu. liz
Manager Harold Knight of the Spaul-
ing high school football team has aban- G.
oned all hope Of meeting Montpelier 81
Ugh school in a football game. When IT
he state board Of health's order clos or
ng the school was given, it practically fo
aused the Spaulding lads to entertain W
o longer hopes of organizing again this VI
all.
Patrick O'Connor, the well-known tree
urgeon, is in receipt of a letter from of
harles Harrison, superintendent of the -
Minnesota plant breeding farm at Ex- ha
slsior, Mimi, relating to the success os
ii breeding of several species of Yer 4,
lont fruit chosen exclusively from the - -
,unty Of Washington, where Mr.. 0'Con- ~
or has been located for the past few ~
ears. The tree surgeon on several occa- a.
ons forwarded different specimens of -
ne Vermont apple, such as the Amer. e.,
an Blush, Black Hawk, together with w w.
,me of the plum family ~
Speaking of late falls. Warren C. Nye de
ated to-day that the fall Of 1862 was wa
great deal like the present, only more reg
J, the weather holding balmy until late -
ovember, to be followed by a winter in
- n.