The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

Richelieu underwear at Fits.
| A special sale on sweaters at Perry
on Saturday.
Have you seen the large line of nobby
coats at Abbott's.
| For Rent-Office in Rowland buildings
| Rowland Bros. & Cave.
largest stock of children's winter I'M
derwear, at Vaughan's.
To Rent Tenement Oh Summer street
w. f. Richardson estate
| Miss Jessie Nelson, who has been visit
ing at Marshileld, returned to the city
yesterday.
You will want one or more OF our
specials at Thursdays sale. G. n. Ken
yon & Co.
Grange dance in Unity temple, South
Barre, Thursday night. Harris orches-
ira. Price, soc.
Auction. Remember the horse sale
at Farnham's at Montpelier, tomorrow
c. +. Smith, auctioneer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Scott of Brandon
are making few days visit in the city
with friends and relatives.
The annual meal and ale Of the Glen
ugie club will be held in the Clan Cor
don hall Oct. 4 at 1880 p. m.
Fred f. Burr of Camp street returned
yesterday from Boston, where he mas
been spending several days on business.
William Reynolds, who has been visit
ing in the city with relatives, returned
this forenoon to his home at Colebrook,
n. H.
Walter Edmands left yesterday for mis-
home at Bruce Ia, after passing Few
days in the city and silently ON business
interests.
Five pieces Of heeced back material in
red and black checks, gray and navy,
worth l5c yard, on sale Saturday
for Zoe, at Perry's
The little dry goods store on Cottage
street win be closed three days, from
Wednesday at o'clock to Saturday at
I o'clock Isaac Sirkin, prop.
Frank Merrill OF Marshfeld former
student at Goddard seminary, is en-
ployed as one of the janitors at the
hill school. During his term Of serv.
ice there he win take special studies.
Thomas Carroll, jro OF North Main
street left last night for Boston. Mr..
Carroll plans to be in New York next
week to attend the worlds Champion
ship baseball series between the Giants
and the Mackmen.
Wednesdays arrivals at The Buzzel
hotel were as follows: Wallie Belyea,
Boston; w. 4. G. Pearee, Lynn, Mass,
Fred +. Preston, st. Adams; n. w.
Jackson, Boston; f. v. Bent. Boston;
George II. Elweli, Worcester, Mass.
George Mitchell. Montpelier; members or
the st. Adams high school football team.
The Northern Charcoal company, a
business concern under the supervision
of l. j.. Robbins and son, ii. M. Rob
bins, yesterday started business. The
company IS No sell charcoal on the whole
sale and retail basis. The concern is
located in the building known as Ise
Averill mills on South Main street.
Louis d. Tomasi son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Sanguinett OF North Main street,
met with serious ankle injury during
the Middlebury- Vermont football game
yesterday ut Burlington. He was forced
to retire during the latter part of Che
contest. Tomasi's playing at right end
was a conspicuous feature of the game.
Commencing yesterday afternoon the
stores OF the city kept their doors open
for patrons until o'clock. This is in !
accordance with the agreement existing
between the retail clerks ASSOCIATION and |
the Merchants ASSOCIATION, formulated |
over a year ago. For the past tnrec
months the shops have been closed at |
$3.50. For the coming three months the
stores viii be kept open until 9 O'Clock.
Two additional coaches win JOIN Coach
Agnew's staff at the Spaulding high |
school football practice this afternoon.
James b. Carswell, who represented Nor
witch four years as an end and nalfback,
and Earl Hayden, for four years line
man at Norwich, will put in their APP
pearance. Both men are Spauiding grad
yates. Practice daily since last Satur-
days game has failed to strengthen
Spauldng's defensive work,