The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Just in-ten drop-side iron couches, a
Hale's
See Abbott's line of fur coats in od
sizes.
Big sale table linens and towels a
yaughan's.
| Why not try one Of those wool dresi
values at Abbott's?
John Crawford OF Websterville ant
Roy Wilson of Barre went to Montrea
to-day.
George A. Hill of Mortified arrived
in the city yesterday for few days
business visit.
The ladies guild of the Church Of
the Good Shepherd will not meet unit
! further notice.
/ Edward O. Halbert of Concord, \. H.,
was among the business visitors in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Margaret Bolles, who has been
sick for the past seven weeks, remains
about the same.
James Curtain returned to Barre yes
terday, after spending several days with
relatives in Hardwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Clark left this
morning for Montreal, p O., where they
will pass few days with relatives.
The order Of goods sold by Mrs. F. r.
Northrop for delivery this week will
be delayed until the week of October Is.
Can't C. II. Brant, lately stationed at
Norwich Conn, has come to Barre to
take charge Of the local corps OF the
Salvation Army.
Edward L. Clark, principal of New
bury high school. returned to his duties
Sunday night, after passing . few days
with friends in Barre and Williamstown
Judging from rehearsals. the Baptist
Sunday school of Websterville will on
next Wednesday evening have one Of the
best entertainments ever given by them.
DR.. f. X. z. Arehambault and two
small daughters of Merchant street left
this morning for Montreal, =. O. where
they will make a short visit with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert LaPier, who
have been visiting relatives in this city
and Webstervlle for the past ten days,
returned this morning to their home IN
Montreal, 7. 2.
George F. Mackay of Park street re-
sumed his duties at the home office OF |
the National Life Insurance company |
in Montpelier this morning, after a |
weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Ayers of Ayers |
street and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Dun
,an of Jefferson street have returned /
home from an automobile trip through |
The White Mountains to Lancaster,
\. II.
George and Alex. Fmslie of the Mont !,
,eGer road have returned from a weeks
business trip TO Boston. While in Bos-
on Messrs. Emslie attended the worlds
.eries games between the Giants and the
Red SoX.
Macca bees Owing to the existing con.
litions i'm the city, there will be no re-
rev of Harmon hive. No. l. J.. o. 7. NJ,
IN Wednesday evening, Oct. l6. Mem
,ers are requested to pay assessments
md dues 20 the record keeper, 40 Main
treet.
Funeral services for Benjamin A. BY
ow. whose death occurred at his home.
u Summer street yesterday. viii be
ED at the house Wednesday afternoon
{ two o'clock Rev J. w. Barnett. pas
or Of the Congregational church,
The burial will take place
n Hope cemetery.
William Aliers.. the well known local
arber. who conducts tonsorial parlors /
n the basement Of the Boyee-Durkee
Jock. is the forerunner Of what many
elieve will be a general campaign q
nmigation Yesterday persons passing
be front 81 the White Palace shop we're
harmed TO see sheets Of smoke issuing !.
rom a creyice in the door. Some were /
1r forcing an entrance and others fav-
red FIRE alarm, but just then Mr..
liers came along and explained that
Irge quantities Of a sulphurie compost
on were being consumed and that Re 4
al Intentionally created the fumes for
be protection Of his patrons.