The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Now is the time to buy your suit, at
Fits.
Fofty-nine cents each, petticoat bar
gain at Perry's on Saturday, ceries, blue
| and green.
| Extra good Saturday candy at zoe per
pound; cream caramels, 29c per pound.
browns Drug Store.
| Smith brothers will soon open their
day and night lunch room in upper Gran
| iteville. Give them a call
Florence and Mabel Hutchinson left
this morning for Pinehurst, N. c., where
they viii be employed this winter.
| Mrs. John L. Moseley OF Mortified is
spending a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. G. M Wiley, Of Maple Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthers of Roxburys
Mass, have purchased the old home
stead of Dr. and Mrs. Taylor in that
city.
Miss Mary Drumgould Of North Main
street left yesterday afternoon for St.
Adams, where she will remain for a
few days with relatives.
Miss Clara j. Churchill, supernten-
dent of nurses at the Mary Fletcher
hospital spent the afternoon with
friends in Barre yesterday.
Stop and buy your grape fruit for
your breakfast, for 25c, 3 for Zoe, and
large size, for 25c, at United Fruit
Store, rs North Main street.
Miss Clara Watkins and little sister,
Hazel, left this forenoon for Montreal,
where. they will visit for a week at the
home of their sister, Mrs. Floyd Stan
ton.
Twelve and half cents, Kismet cloth,
this is soft smooth finish flannel suit
able for waists, children's dresses, mems
shirts, etc, only l21ac a yard at Perry's
on Saturday.
John Riley of Boston, representa-
tive of large New England magazine,
arrived in the city yesterday for few
weeks visit at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Riley, of East
street
Mrs E. E. Flanders of Lyndonville
and Mrs, j. A. Foster of Waterbury,
who were called to Barre by the death
of Miss Dorothy Flanders Of Orange
street, returned yesterday to their re-
spectiye homes.
The Barre Candy Kitchens Saturday
specials Eighteen favors OF our 40c
chocolates for Doe; maple walnut and
molasses kisses l5c per h.. cinnamon,
peppermint. lemon. lime and horehound
drops at l5c per Id.
William Mcqueen, an attendant at the
state hospital at Waterbury, Conn. ar
rived in the city yesterday for an indefi-
mite visit with relatives. Mr.. Mcqueen
was formerly resident of Barre and
this is his first visit here in years.
When seen this forenoon, the manag-
ers of both the Goddard and Spaulding
football teams denied the rumor that
had gained wide circulation announcing
the postponement of their final match
at the Lincoln grounds this afternoon.
All last night the supposition was that
the game was deferred until the middle
of next week Arrangements were made |
later to play the game on the schedule |
date and hour.
Troubled with palpitation of the heart |
every time you chop kindling wood In
suranee company won't sell you a pol
icy2 Well, policy wouldn't be any |
insurance for you ii you had one. Twill |
be policy for you to use our Quick Fire !
charcoal kindling That insures you,
and cheap insurance, too, at two sacks /
FOR quarter. Think it over and then
phone 53-M, or book an order with M. l.. !
Aiken, the jeweler, 3l5 North Main
street. Northern Charcoal Co., Ayerill |
Mills building.
Miss Caroline NJ. Swift spent the fore
loon in Montpelier yesterday, where she
net Miss Clara Churchill of the Mary I
Fletcher hospital and Miss Mary Schu-
nacher OF the Brattleboro Memorial hos
,ital for the purpose of preparing by
avs to be used in forming a Vermont /
state League for Nursing Education,
which should meet occasionally that the
of the training schools
# the state might be enabled to work
ogether for better results. This league
S to be the foundation for state league
# nurses, which it is desirable to form
alter.
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