The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

NEW Wdists dJ fduSHdii D
Saturday sale of percales at Abbott's
A sale of crash, DC per yard, at Perryi
on Saturday.
Ladies' silk hose on sale Saturday a
$3.50 p. m. at 25c per pair at Naughan's
Mrs. Flora Clark of Mortified is spend
ing a few days with friends in thu
city.
James E. Little of Braintree is spend
ing several days with friends in thC
city.
Frank Keehn of Boston was among
the business visitors in this city yes
terday.
j. A. Rogers of Washington was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
j.. L. Morgan of Williamstown was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday
4 Edward Gallagher returned to Crafts
bury yesterday, after a weeks visit with
friends in this city.
Big gingham sale Saturday, 32 inches
wide, at l0c per yard, Note the width.
No samples. At Vaughan's.
John Glib of Garfield avenue is taking
n few weeks vacation from his duties
at Jones Brothers granite plant.
Mrs. Esther Diamond, who has been
in the city for the past few days, went
this morning to her home in Richmond.
The new spring low bust models in
Warmers Rust Proof corsets are here.
Henry w. Knight, successor to Veale <
Knight.
Walter p Oswald of Potsdam, n, y,
who has been spending several days in
the city on business, left for his home
last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Merton of Pike,
n. H., have returned home, after spend
ing several days with friends in the city
on business
We offer a genuine bargain in canned
lemon-clng peaches, regular 25c goods
while they last at poe can; three cans
for soc. Quality and low prices. East
man Bros
Remember the dance social Saturday
evening in the Miles hall. Gents 80 cents,
ladies free. Refreshments. Music will
be furnished by the Barre opera house
orchestra,
We could obtain only 80 more of those
vanity boxes for the special sale of sta
tionery Saturday These will he given
to the first 80 ladies buying stationery
to the value of 35c or more. Red Cross.
C. F. Young of Burlington, proprietor
of the Barre Shoe store, returned to this
city yesterday from an extended bust
ness trip to Rochester Warren and
Whitsfeld. He left this afternoon for
Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Atkins OF Wood
stock, who have been visiting relatives
in Barre and vicinity for week, left
where they will remain for few days
before returning home.
All the Protestant churches OF this
city have joined in a mass meeting for
temperance, which is to be held in the |
Barre opera house Sunday evening at |
o'clock The speaker viii be Supt J. NJ |
Barss of the Vermont industrial school |
at Vergennes.
Arrangements have been made between |
Goddard seminary and Stowe high school |
to have their respective basketball teams
face each other at Morrisville Monday |
night. AS the two teams had not met /
before this year the court at Morris /
Vile was decided on as the neutral floor |
on which to play.
DR.. H. Charland OF Barton. who. for
several months conducted the Barre or
tical parlors in this city, arrived in Barre
yesterday for weeks business visit.
DIR. Charland has recently leased gran
lite quarry in the vicinity of Barton and
reports that some excellent stock is
being taken from the deposit.
The weather man came back with the
walop this morning that sent the mer-
curry seurrying back down below the
zero mark for distance of twenty L
degrees in many instances. AT Williams /
town an unofficial report said that TWEEN
ty-two degrees below was registered. I;
while at South Barre the mercury ranged
from twelve to eighteen below the mark.
Charles d. Swasey has sold his resi-
dence at IL Nelson street to John NJ
corskie, who buys for home. Mr.. Swa-
sey to-day moved his household goods to
where he is employed as the
Of the Union Granite Co The
family will reside in Mrs E. S. Frarys
house on Union street in that village.
The sale was made through the Barre
Real Estate agency, George L. Morris,
manager. which has offices in the Wood
block.
The annual social of the Teacups club
vas held at the home of Mrs. Clara Page
The afternoon was spent in
social way. with music by members of
he club. At o'clock dainty repast
vas served, the caterer being Miss FL
amor Rollins of Burlington. After the
uneh, cards were brought forth and en-
Dyed until the members departed, all
declaring the day one of the best ami
most enjoyable of the season.
The barre Athletic association met de- /:
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