The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

III Christmas handkerchiefs are here
IN Henry w. Knight.
III Have you seen those new portable ga
II lamps at the gas company'sl
III Fancy ribbons, 100 different patterns
III 5 and 9 inches wide, at % cents yart
II at Henry w. Knights.
II Miss Julia Martin returned to Plain
n field yesterday, after few days visit
n in the city with relatives.
II Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones of fremont
4 street left this noon for New York
II where they viii visit for two weeks.
\ H. Gale Bennett of Spaulding street
|l left yesterday for West Fairlee, where
he will remain for two weeks in camp.
\ Frank Martin of Washington street
\ left this noon for Shelburne, where he
| will remain for ten days on hunting
trip.
Alex. Hanton of Merchant street re.
! turned Saturday from Boston, where he
has been spending the past week on bus
mess.
All boy scouts of Troop l. who have
been vaccinated, are requested 10 meet
in the Baptist vestry az G:30 o'clock to-
night
Howard McGrath, who has been spend
ing the past week in the city ON bust.
ness left this noon for his home at
Plattsburg.
Norman McMann, who has been visit
ing at Granteville for the past few
weeks, returned to his home at Spring
field to-day.
Felieci Sambert, who has been en-
ployed at Albany, n. ". for the past
several months, returned to this city
Saturday afternoon
Ralph HOLSTER, a student at Goddard
seminary, who has been spending the
past few weeks at his home at Marsh
field, returned to the city to-day.
We have complete line of mems
warm footwear, waterproof hunting
boots, guns and loaded cartridges. New
goods, low prices. Eastman Bros.
r. Cerutti Of Smith sareet left to-day
for Pittsfield, where he will remain for /
two weeks Mr.. Cerutti will establish /
camp and await the open deer season.
Miss Faun Barney Of South Barre.
who has been visiting at st. Johnsbury,
as the guest OF her sister. Miss Grace
Barney, returned this noon to resume
her studies at Spaulding high school.
Oryille Root and Fred Merrill who
have been visiting at the latter's home
at Somerville. Mass, returned to the
city this morning preparatory to the
opening of Goddard seminary tomorrow.
Members Of Ruth chapter, No. 80, O.
+. s., are cordially invited to attend the
Waterbury, Tuesday. November H. ~
those planning 70 20 should take the
3. 40 o'clock train.
Mr.. and Mrs b. A. Eastman left yes
terday for West Fairlee, where they viii
remain for two weeks. the trip being
made by automobile. Mr.. Eastman will
lemain in that section during the open
deer season.
Bassilio Dente Of North Main street
has installed one of the latest models OF
sod dispensing fountains in his store
on North Main street. Mr.. Dente has
been greatly Handicapped during the
summer for facilities to serve his in
ereasing patronage. The fountain viii
measure about twelve feet in length {
Last evening Officer George earle was
allied from police headquarters TO % ,
south Main street, where he found James ,
sawyer in an apparently intoxicated
The man was lodged at the
tation over night and brought before
Judge H. ". Scott this morning in the I
tv court room. Sawyer pleaded not |
-uilty and his case was continued He I
viii be brought in for hearing In about \
week Officer Harry Gamble was sum
noned this morning to River street to
axe charge OF Mercello Bianchi, who
vas alleged to be under the influence of
quor. Bianchi was placed in the sta
ion to await hearing.
To those interested in the proposal to /,
cmedy the state taxation laws, there
ill be hearings at the State House at !
fontpeier Wednesday and Thursday !.
venings this week. On Wednesday
yening at 1890 there will be hesrings d
n the following proposed bills: House v
i'll No. l42, introduced by MartelI of s
lburg, an act relating to taxation OF II
honey secured nv mortgage on real es- II
tie; House bill No las, introduced by I,
layton of Londonderry, an act relat- q
Ig to exemptions from taxation; House IT
in No l5s. introduced by Flynn of :
orset, an act to exempt from taxation n,
ans on real estate secured by mort =
sge. On Thursday evening the follow q
e bills will be given hearing: House p
II No. 81, introduced by Hubbard of b
an act to regulate the taxa p,
ON of personal property and to estab
ii a uniform fiat rate on certain classes
lereof; House bill No. 1873, introduced
7 Ripley Of Poultney, an act to regu- n,
te the taxation of personal property =
I'd to establish uniform fiat rate on q
rtain classes thereof; Senate bill No.
. introduced by Senator Babbitt Of Il
INDIAN county, an act to exempt from
nation money loaned on real estate &C
eurity. ar
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