The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

iHulaH pldHhcls loI 1l'o0 NJ ADDolt
DR.. George II, Spiller will be at tn
City hotel Feb. /.
Special pound box chocolates at Kend
rick's 25c Saturday only.
DR.. II. A. Ladd of Essex Junction wa:
visitor in the city to-day.
Extra good value 81 alarm clocks fol
75c at Riddell's jewelry store.
! Miss Morgan will meet her dancing
class in Miles hall Friday evening at
o'clock.
Odd lots of underwear and hosiery at
one.half price Saturday. Henry w.
knight.
r. b. Lang of White River junction
is passing few days in the city on
| business.
| Some good values in fifty and ninety
eght-cent hats at Mrs. {. b. Gonyo's
millinery parlors.
Richard d. Langlois of Rutland ar
rived in the city yesterday Tor few
days business visit.
Mrs. George Mcleod, who has been Wis
iting at Burlington for a few days, has
returned to the city.
George A. Booth of Essex Junction ar
rived in the city this forenoon for a
few days business visit.
Enrico Colombo of Bolster place was
able to be out OF doors yesterday, after
confinement with pneumonia.
Conroy G.. Leavens returned last night
to his home in Cambridge after few
days business visit in the city.
The as players will have their sup
per in the knights of Columbus hall in
the Scampini building tomorrow even
ing.
Miss Daisy Rae of Railroad street
returned to Barre yesterday, after al
weeks visit at her former home in
Burlington.
Alex. Crandall of Newbury was a Wis
itor in the city to-day, returning to his
home after ten days visit with rela.
tiyes in Orange.
Miss Grace Buckley returned this
noon TO her home in Manchester. n H., |
after spending several days with rela-
tiyes in the city.
Miss Edna Gabree, who has been Wis
ting as the guest of Miss Ruth Parker
Of Spaulding street, has returned to her
home al Montpelier.
Mrs. s. c. Cronk and daughter. Irene,
Of Toronto, Ont, are passing a few
weeks ia the city as the guests OF Mrs.
Marion Maiden OF Wyst street.
Peter Passera Of Williamstown was
fisitor in the city yesterday, leaving last
tight for Montreal. where he will re-
main until the latter part OF next week.
Something new IN the photo play line
will be seen in 20 Portege OF Uncle Sam"
sea picture with an excellaut drama
lzed tale of life in the U. S. army. At
he Bijou.
Henry Barker, who has been pass
ng several days at the home of his
aughter. Mrs. Harry w. Quimby. of
academy street, returned this noon to
Newport, n II.
Hyder Habeb Of % Prospect street
eturned home this forenoon, after pass
lg several days in Danyille and Peach
M in the interests OF the American
Iothing store.
Mrs. S. HOLSTER jackson and son,
elson Parkyn. of Wellington street re-
armed to the city to-day from Burling
IN, where they have been visiting for
Re past few days.
William Harris, who has been en-
loyed at the TrJw & Holden machine
orks for some time past. completed
is duties there yesterday and will leave
'-day for keene N. H., where he has :
cured employment,
Friday and Saturday. a sale of fall
ld winter styles begins in the milli-
FRY parlors OF Mrs. Carrie Burke Congo
the Miles building. Rather than carry
fer any stock, Mrs. Congo is Offering
me of the latest models at marked
ductions in price.
Harry Campbell, who has been en- :
Dyed at the Page Bros. livery stables 3
r the past few years, has completed his
tiles. Mr.. Campbell, through his
rvices OF earetaker, is credited with
uch, of the success that has followed
e career OF AL Dillard the former
ge Bros. mare.
There will be double bill at the
ureh street gymnasium tonight when
e second fives OF Spaulding and God
I'd seminary play between the halves
the Burlington high school Spaulding
III school basketball game. The Bur
gton five has passed through the sea
! to date without a defeat and is con
cred the foremost competitor for the
tie title. Spaulding's lineup has been
,atly strengthened since its last game. p