The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Note our hour sales on Saturday al
Vaughan's.
A sale OF umbrellas, SOC each at Perry.
on Saturday.
A lot of 80 and rs cent books to Close
at Is and % cents each. Barre Book
Store.
Abbott d Co. are showing their new
line of childrens colored and white
dresses.
S. ID. Allen of Franklin street returned
last night from short business trip
to Boston.
Thirty-nine cents yard, mercerizei
damask. Three pieces TO select from
at Perry's on Saturday.
| g. A. Bacon returned yesterday to his
home in Braintree, after spending few
days with friends in the city.
Martin Wyman of White River juno
ton arrived in the city this morning for
weekend visit with friends.
| Max Reaside of South Main street
went this morning to Burlington, where
he will make short visit with friends.
Mrs. Ahbie Corliss of Richardson street
returned home last night, after spend
ing few days with friends in Bos.
ton.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Rib of North
Main street went this forenoon to Wa
terbury for weeks visit with reia-
tiyes.
A. G. Bigelow of Brookfeld was a Wis
itor in the city to-day, while on his way
home from Boston, where he attended
the automobile show.
Rev. L. \. Fogg, who has been con-
Quoting services in the Gospel mission
in the Worthen building, has returned
to his home in Sandersville, n. ii.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Capron, who have
been visiting relatives in the city for
the past ten days, will leave this even
ing for their home in Malone, n. Y.
As l am leaving the city, | shall sell
all my household furniture by private
sale, including nearly new Sunny Glen
wood range. A. r. Eathorne, l07 Semi
nary street.
Eugene, Homer and Emil Croteau, to-
gether with their sister, Mrs. Florence
Forter, left Plainfield yesterday for
Canada, where they Were called by the
death of a sister
The Central Vermont railroads train
service was conducted over the NJ. & w.
tracks again today owing to the report |
ed unstable condition of the new tres
tie at Dodge's bridge. 1t is hoped that
the water will have receded enough by |
tomorrow to begin work on the piles OF
the bridge.
Arrangements were made today where !
by the Sheehan English Opera company |
will come to Barre on Tuesday night,
March 25. The subscription list at |
u -. NIL Iva
day night and subscribers TO the list |
may reserve their tickets on Friday,
March 81.
j. r. Sadlier, "a Elm street, has just
received splendid sample line OF ladies'
and misses spring suits, coats, one-pieee
dresses skirts, ETC.; also mems made-to-
n easure spring suits. These goods are,
Is far as it is possible to buy them, the
product of union labor. Our line OF art
linoleums, floor oil cloths, rugs,
tic, is now more complete than ever.
These goods can also be obtained through
,ur representatives in Graniteville and
respectively E. N. Prescott,
}. s. Laramie and George Reid. Our
hree systems cash, payments, mail or
lers-are anxious to serve you. Try us
'nce.--Advt.
Students of Montpelier high school
md adherents of the school, who attend
d the Spaulding- Montpelier basketball
anne, were entertained with a dance in
he Rowland hall last evening. The
lance was rendered by the Spaulding
tudents, dancing commencing immedi-
tely at the close of the basketball
anne There were more than 100 couples
n attendance. Harris orchestra fur
shed music for the dance. Bertrand
iarr and Harold X. knight composed
he committee in charge of the dance.
The sunny fruit orchards of Florida
re well represented in the window OF
he Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co., by
n exhibit OF oranges, grapefruit and
mons consigned to +. G. Rowland by
liny NJ Cutler, teller OF the bank, who
18th his family, is passing the winter
the peninsula state. Other friends OF
Ir. Cutler in Barre have received sam
les Of fruit from Florida, but those at
Ne hank are the first to be exhibited.
he lemons, oranges and grapefruit were /
rown on the fruit ranch OF W. +. Bar (
~, a former praetieing lawyer in
ARE and one-time Judge Of the munie-
al court. who went TO Florida several
Ears ago. The ranch is located near
Iva. where several Barre people are
lssing the season. The specimens are
excellent quality and good size. One /
the grspefruits in the window tip the
ale AZ tao mounds and six ounrek