The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

New lot of sponged and shrunk serges
at Abbott's.
See windows for ready-to-wear gar.
ments at Vaughan's.
+. II. Hall was a business visitor in
Plainfeld yesterday.
Your choice of the best hair TONES
at Miers' sanitary barber shop.
To rent: A downstairs tenement OH
Mount street. w. II. Richardson.
Murdoch Patterson of Highland ave-
nue. is confined to the house ny illness.
Would like to buy 100 head of cattle
to turn out H. j. Smith, City market.
4 Arthur Mariotti returned home yes
terday, after passing several weeks in
New York.
4. Y. Bent returned to Boston yester-
day, after several days and spent IN this
city on business.
The Tourist club will hold its annual
business meeting with Mrs. Jarvis On
Monday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
Miss Edna Durkee, employed By the
Fresian Registery company OF Bfattle-
boro il visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. f. r. Ncrthrop, who has been
demonstrating food flavors in Burlington
for, the past two months, has returned
! home.
James Jeannotte left yesterday for AL
bany, n. Y, where he will be employed
| in repairing stone work about the state
capitol.
George Mulcher of North Adams
| Mass, a representative of the Weber
! Rubber Co., was a business visitor in
the city yesterday.
w. FL. Messer, carpenter, builder and
slate roofer, 1913 Orange street, telephone
| 35l-M. First-class workmen furnished
by the day or hour.
A regular meeting of the Barre r. G.
A. will be held in Miles hall Non
day evening, March 25 at O'Clock.
James Mortimer, sec.
L. ID. Bruce OF Camp street returned
home last night from Middlebury, where
he attended the annual meeting of the
Vermont Bee Keepers association.
Earle Hayden, who is a civil Engineer
on the Canadian Pacific, r. r., stationed
at Red Deer, Alberta is visiting at the
home of his parents for few weeks.
For Sale An oak dining table and
chairs tmissionl almost new. refrigera-
tor, and bed couch and mattress In
quire Of Mrs. Mary y. Nye, as Wash
irgton street.
The parents and friends of the pri-
mary children of the Congregational
Sunday school are especially invited to
attend the Sunday school session on
next Sunday, March "a.
Make no engagement for Tuesday
evening Goddard social, admi sion 50
cents for gentlemen, Is cents for Ia lies,
refreshments Of ice cream and cake in
cluded. Music by Riley's orchestra
Misses Kittie Ahern of Eastern ave-
nue. and Shirley Bradford of South Main
street. who have been visiting with
friends in Boston for the past ten days.
are expected to return to this city to-
morrow.
The condition of George Layiolctte,
who was injured while at work on Wash |
ington street several weeks ago Is rap
idly improving. Mr.. Layioette expects |
to resume work at c. W. Avcyill i Co.'S |
store soon.
Miss Jennie Poll who has been visit /
ing her sister, Mrs G. Baratelii, of North /
Main street, left last night for Randolph |
where she will visit for few days, 90
ing from there to Concord n H.. to |
remain week before returning to hcc
home in Boston.
Raymond Beaton, Forbes BeaSon.
George Mckenzie and Gustavious RI biol
Ii, who attended the Caledonia Bellows /
Tails basketball game at the Church |
street gymnasium last night, are visit
ing friends in this city to-day, and ex-
pect to return to South Ryegate this
evening.
Fridays arrivals at the hotel Otis
Daniel Jarrett New York; II
Trevor, Amsterdam. n. Y; 4. l.. Wal II
len, Rome, n. Y; II. ID. Sanborn. Wild
err, A. L. Peary. Island Pond; Mrs, Agnes
Clark, Williamstown; William d. Bart
lett.
Madame Florence, elairyoyant and
palmist, reads your life like an open
book, tells you just what you want to
know without asking you a question.
If you are in trouble or undecided about
business affairs, do not fail TO pay her
a visit, as she has no equal in her line
and is perfectly reliable. Now located
at the hotel Otis. Room l6. Positively
her last visit.
City Auction Rooms-0n sale: Bed
springs, mattresses, dressers, pedestal
tables, extension tables, chairs, rockers,
willow chairs, go-carts, 100 rugs, a large
lot of new art squares, blankets, spreads,
quilts, two new ranges, Quaker range,
agate ware, mirrors, pictures,
ladies' writing desk, and large lot of
other household goods. Call in and see
them at City Auction Rooms, Bolster
block, lis Main street.
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Barnett ana
laughter started last night for Indian
lpolis, Ind, having been called by an
of the serious illness of Mrs.
Barnett's father, James i. Greer, fol-
owed by later announcement of his
Ieath; but they were held up by late
trains until it would have been impos-
,ible for them to reach Indianapolis in
lime to attend the funeral, which was
set for tomorrow morning, so they re-