The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-07
TALK OF THE TOWN
New winter coats at Abbott's.

morning for a weeks visit TO Boston.
Warren j. Peek of st. Johnsbury wa
: a visitor in the city yesterday and to
day.
You can get anything you want unde
the new management Eureka Restaur
ant.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gauld left las
night for weeks visit with friends il
Boston.
Frank Ferrari leaves tonight for Bos
ton, where he will pass ten days will
relatives.
The candle is still burning. Have yo,'
guessed how long it willl c. n. Ken
yon & Co.
Big sale this week of goods bought
from Boston Dry Goods Co. See the
goods at Vaughan's.
Ira Houston Of Maple avenue returned
home this morning from short visit
with friends in Stowe.
Mrs William Emslie, sr., of Maple
avenue left last night for weeks visit
to Quincy and Boston.
Mrs. Henry Dolan of Brooklyn street
left to-day for Waterbury, where she
will visit for few days.
Clifford Maker left to-day for ten
days visit in Lawrence and Boston,
Mass, and Pawtucket, r. /.
+. w. lIaskins returned to Lancaster,
| n. H., yesterday, after spending few
days in the city on business.
Miss Mary Patterson of Highland ave-
nue., who has been visiting at Plainfeld,
returned to this city last night.
Allen Mcclellan of Granitevile was
| in the city to-day on his way to Boston
for ten days visit with friends.
Miss Grace Lowe returned this morn
| ing to her home in Burlington, after
passing several days with friends in the
| city.
y. C. Cutter, who has been visiting in
this city for the past few days, returned
Saturday to his home, at New London,
Conn.
C. I. Smith, auctioneer, sold for Paul
Persons Saturday II COWS that aver
aged 5000 per head, and 80 tons of I
hay at Sl3 per ton.
William J. Rock of Granite street re
turned home Saturday night, after
spending several days in White River
Junction on business
Joseph Venetti returned TO his home
in Waterbury this morning, after spend
ing few days with his aunt Mrs. n
Venetti of Pearl street
Mrs. Charles Heath of Washington
street left yesterday for Sherbrooke,
where she will visit at the home of her
parents for few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boutwell, lett
Saturday by automobile for Boston,
where they will be joined by their daugh
ter in trip to Kentucky.
Miss Rebecca Chcsser of Academy
street resumed her clerical duties at
the Union Clothing store this morning
after two weeks vacation.
The condition Of Mrs. Mary Marion
Of North Main street, who has been con ,
fined to the house by illness for the past ,
week, is steadily improving.
O. W. Gilbert returned home last
night, after passing two weeks with rel !
atives in Farnham 7. O., and other /;
towns in that section OF Canada. :
Mario Mont leaves tonight for Bos- I
Ton, where he will attend the series be-
.ween the Boston Americans and the b
National league team of New York. 4
Fred b. Bosworth of Roxbury. Mass, $
$ in the city having been called here b
" the death of his mother, Mrs. Char I
otte A. Bosworth of Merchant street.
James Geen of Central street left this h
morning for Providence, r. l., where he "
viii visit for few weeks. Mr.. Geen n
viii also visit for few days at Bos. o.
on. h
Archie w. Taft of Washington street :,
esumel his duties at the National Bank !,
+ Barre this morning. after passing a
-eek's vacation with relatives in Brad
ord and vicinity. b
Sundays arrivals at the hotel Otis =,
rere as follows. Mr.. and Mrs, A. ]. -
avne. Burlington; Charles T.. Grossarth, II
burlington; Roche Baroni, Italy; John ii
thompson, Boston. Y
Miss Ruth votey of Burlington,
eacher in the city schools of Mont al
elier, was guest yesterday at the pi
ONE Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Waterman
Washington street. mr.
Mrs. L. y. Dearborn of Beverly, Mass, an
no has been passing two weeks in the tn
ty, left this morning for st. Adams, no
here she will make a short stay before wi
turning TO her home. pr
Mrs. Z. A. Farrand of Rumney, n. H., ~
no has been visiting at Plainfieh for go
e past few weeks with relatives, re- T.
rned to this city yesterday for an in. II
finite visit with her daughter, Mrs. W
Patterson of Highland avenue.
The football organization termed the .o
win City Hustlers returned from Hard ~,
lex Saturday night with to vic Oh
ny slowed away. The football chasers -
ON Barre and Montpelier found little ~,
fficulty in plowing up the Hardwick an
A., and Il was only fumbles that kept ~ ~
e score low The feature of the game ~. ~
As the skill with which the Hustlers ". ";
ecuted the forward pass. Runs by I Iai
rswell Grady, Bartlett and Laird Seo
BOD out conspicuously in the play. The ~.
" touchdown was scored by Carswell, ~
10 kicked the goal from the touchdown. o.,
lie arrangements of the two teams are pP,o
ntemplating a game to be played in ~ ~;
Is city soon. -.