The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-19
TALK OF THE TOWN


81, at Vaughans.
Buy your childrens and misses coats
at Abbott's. Full line now ready.
A. Lois left last night for Poplar
Bluff, No., where he has secured work
for the winter.
| A well made, good quality house dress
for 75c each at Perry's on Saturday; ex'
ira sizes, ~, Al and 49,
Henry Hull of Woodbury. is visiting
at the home of Deputy Sheriff A. NJ,
Morrison Of Batchelder street.
Special sale of new white tailored
waists, also black and white serge,
! Thursday special, soc. Paris Shirtwaist
House.
Oreste Bofino of Maple avenue re-
turned home last night, after passing
a few days with friends in Hanover,
n. H.
Mrs. Sarah Watkins of South Main
street returned home last night after
passing several weeks with relatives in
Boston.
Charles Grape returned last night to
his work in North Adams, Mass, after
spending a ten days vacation with
friends in the city.
Alexis Souier of St Brigide, p. O.,
arrived in the city last night for ten
| days visit with relatives in this city
and Barre Town
! Miss Ada Sherburne has left the old
Sherburne home and taken rooms at
SO Keith avenue, where she will be glad
to see her friends.
Miss Adelina Merlo of Granite street
returned home last night from months
visit with friends in Milford, n. H.
and Boston, Mass.
The ladies' aid society of the Congre,
gational church will serve harvest sup
per in the church vestry Tuesday, Sept
a. from $3.50 to P. m.
Miss Mildred Cutler of Springfield,
Mass, is spending several days in the
city as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. NJ
Houston of Maple avenue
Miss Mary Drumgould Of North Main
street left this morning for Brandon,
where she will be engaged in a steno-
graphic capacity for ten days.
Misses Hazel and Lillian Dryer of
Detroit, Mich, and st. Adams. are visit
ing for several days in this city as the
guests of relatives on Howe place.
Miss Laura Donahue of Elm street is
taking vacation from her duties at
the Barre Granite and Quarry company
and is visiting at her former home in
Graniteville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Myers of Brat
tleboro were among the visitors in the
city yesterday, leaving last night for
Burlington, where they viii visit the
latter's brother.
Acting Chief of Police George X Garlic,
and Mrs. earle and three children at
tended the wedding of Miss Katherine
Mclean to Ernest G. Rddel, in Will
JAMESTOWN last evening.
Mark Cutler went to White River
Junction yesterday, where he delivered
q 1918 Maxwell model rdnabout to
New Hampshire motorist. The sale was
made through the Cutler agency.
A. r. Abbott. +. NJ. Lyon. J. p. Cor
skie and Edward Chesser. local poultry
men, who exhibited fancy birds at the
state fair IN White River Junction this
week, returned to Barre last night.
Mrs. James J. Hill OF South Barre
picked sprig of sweet peas from her
vines that had seven perfect blossoms
on one stem. She would like to know
il anyone has been able to beat that |
this summer.
Clyde Haskins, who has been spend |
ing the past few weeks at the home OF |
his parents ON Trow HILL returned to-
day to Boston, where he will resume his
studies at the Bryant q Stratton bust
ness college.
Tonight the baseball contest between
the Italian Independent club and the
Italian Athletic Juniors will be played
at the Rangers field Each club has won
a game apiece and both are anxious
for the rubber game.
wish to thank my friends who have
waited for peaches and assure them that
| have two cars of the best | could find.
First car due Sept. TO- second car due
Sept. 81, and will guarantee quality up
to Sept. % on all branded. Sidney Il.
Spafford, fruit and produce, Barre, VT.
Ogston and Willie, the propretors of
the dining parlors of the hotel Otis, have
decided to open the rooms adjacent to
the present dining rooms for the pur-
pose of serving the public on the Eu-
ropean plan and contracting regular
boarders. They will also cater for ban
lueters and special suppers.
About 10 o'clock last evening an auto
mobile party in passing through this
,ity on their way to an upstate section
,kidded in front of the Miles building
md crashed into telephone pole. The
i'm of the wheel was denied to some
,xtent, but after nearly half hours
fort the motor car was in running order
md fit to complete the trip.
Miss Jennie |. Even of Orange street
las resigned her clerical position in the
,ffice of the water superintendent at
he city building and will be employed
n similar capacity at the Office of
he National Life Insurance Co., in
Montpelier after October ! Miss Even
las been employed at the water Office
or the past two and half years. Her
successor has not been appointed.
Officer John w. Dineen found young
nan in an alleged intoxicated condition
It the Central Vermont station this
morning around o'clock. He was
,rought to the police station to remain
until city court opened this afternoon {