The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Four-dollar shoes at $685. at Tilden's
sale,
New spring models in the P. N. cor
sets at Perrys.
Manuel Orlando has been visiting rela-
tives in Fletcher.
John Riley of East street is confined
to the house by illness,
l.. f. Bailey has charge of the Barre
Optical parlors during the absence OF Lee
Aiken.
Il. j. Turney of st. Adams was among
the business visitors in the city yes
terday.
Attorney Richard A. Hoar lett last
| night on a few days business trip to
| Boston.
William Whitney Of Essex Junction
was among the business visitors in this
city to-day.
style book for only 20 cents and a
pattern free. Get one for the new
styles. Pery's.
Wait for 20c houncings. New lot next
Ntth. AltIti " lNIAiShlt oANN'2SNA ~
Veale & knight.
Chester f. Searles Of North Main
street left this morning on a business
trip to Burlington.
w. II. Gale Of Wellington street left
this morning on business trip to st.
Adams and Swanton
Clyde L. Perry left last night for Bos-
! ton, where he viii attend the automo-
bile show for few days,
Frank Frediani returned home this
morning. after spending several days
with friends in st. Adams.
Tony Romans returned this morning
from an extensive business trip through
the northern part OF the state
Quincy II. Perry, who has been at.
tending the automobile show i'll Bos-
ton, returned home this morning
Auction sale at East Barre tomorrow
for Mrs. George Trombley. See adj.
page I. c. f. Smith, auetioneer.
Miss Alice Odell, who has been visit
ing relatives in New Haven, has re-
turned to her home on the West hill.
The L. c. b. A. ladies win hold
their regular meeting in the H. OF c.
hall Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
II j.. Markell Of Rutland is spending
a few days in the city on business con
uected with the Sullivan Machinery Co.'S
local branch.
Mrs. Eathan p. Hicks, who has been
visiting relatives on the west hill for
week. returned this morning to her home |
in Underhill
Bert Curtis, who was in the city Mon |
day TO attend the funeral of James |
Currier, returned yesterday to his home
in Washington.
Mrs. Lucinda HurIburt, who has been
spending two weeks with relatives in
the city, left this morning for her home
in East Burke.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Paine who have
been visiting friends in the city Tor a
few DAYS, returned this morning TO their
home in Fair Haven.
+. c. Brock began the work Of tax
ing down the voting booths at the diff
fcrcnt polling places last night and this
They will be stored in the
ba -ement Of the city building for an
other year.
We offer again, for this week, fancy
select oysters big enough to fry. you
never saw better ones, only lsc a pint.
The best fnuan haddie you ever ate,
Zoe pound. Quality and low prices.
Eastman Bros.
Manager Williams Of the Episcopal
Athletic club was notified last evening
that the game between the boy scouts
Of the Congregational church and his
team for tonight had been cancelled by
tie boy scouts
Elou f. Barrett and Walter A. Bout
veil. who have been employed in +. II.
Rogers clothing store for several years,
have resigned their positions and will
leave the last of the week on an ex-
tended western trip Messrs. Barrett
md Boutwell, contemplate locating in
Los Angeles, Cal. Some time in the
near future.
Over 100 local clerks, az members OF
re IGbdll 1iti ~ hHHbAidltuUs luEt III
.he knights of Pythias hall last even.
Nc to discuss tentative clauses in the
proposed agreement which the merchants
md clerks hope to reach by April /.
were voted to the commit
ec representing the clerks during the !
Meeting II
This morning at o o'clock, tick !
Is went on sale at Hendricks drug
tore for the great concert to be Civ !
n in the Barre opera house Friday even
ng March S. at o'clock Never be- {
ore has company of such excellence !
ppeared in Barre opera house. w. L. !
ockburn, baritone, is received with UNI
ounded enthusiasm wherever he APP !
ears. He possesses bass voice of
.ide range and rare purity and culture.
Brockett, tenor, possesses
strong natural tenor voice, pure. sweet
I'D expressive. John G. Anderson, CO.
ledian, has no superiors. Miss Mary /
'gilvie, soprano, and Mrs. Nettie Saw I
Ell Roberts. eontralto, are both lead .
rs and on account Of continued demand I
N. their services, are seldom heard out a
idc the large cities This company I
ill appear one night only, Friday. :
iarch s. Z
Wo Rofsasyn O.,s &.