The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Think OF buying all-wool skirt at $2.2o
at Vaughan's.
You can save money at Abbott's rem
nant sale this week.
Joseph Gay of WATERFOWL, n. ", Is
passing few days in the city on bus
mess.
Miss Daisy Ray OF Burlington arrived
in the city to-day for few weeks visit
with relatives.
Piano tuning--George X. Beyerle will
be in the city this week. Leave orders
at Times office.
Hsmburgs and houncings, new spring
line, large assortment, ut special prices.
Henry w. knight.
Emory j. Newball of l2l Orange street
went yesterday to Randolph for a short
visit with relatives.
The state board of pharmacy will hold
its regular meeting in the State House
at Montpelier tomorrow.
| Wallace Cover of IA Depot square left
Saturday night for a visit with relatives
in Burlington and Shelburne.
! Frank McWhorter Co. has a small size
worn fur, second hand coat for sale
cheap Also one gray wood robe
Miss Daisy Rae of Railroad street
left yesterday for Burlington, where she
will pass several days with relatives.
| Mrs. Mary Carney of Pearl street,
who has been visiting at Hardwiek for
the past few weeks, returned to the city
to-day.
Frank William Hale of Barre and Miss
Lula Ellen Bacon of Wiliamstown were
married Thursday in Stowe by Justice
&c. NJ Watts.
Guy Perron, who has been visiting rel |
atives in Barre for the past two weeks, |
returned yesterday to his home in
Nashua, N, H.
Edward Venner of Clark avenue, who
has been employed at Claremont, N. H.,
at the Hoesiing bakery, returned to the
city Saturday.
Tbirty-three overcoats that sold for
merly for $50 and $25; your choice Fri
day and Saturday for SIS. Lamorey
Clothing company. /
For Wednesday only, we will sell SIS
slip.on coats for 1915. Don't forget it.
Day and date, January 10. Lamorey
Clothing company.
Over 10 couples attended the dance in
Music hall in the Miles building Satur-
day evening. The Barre opera house
orchestra furnished music.
The gas company has a few nice gas
table lamps which it will sell at 90
per cent. discount. 1t will be worth your
while TO see them. They are bargains.
The condition of Mrs. Jennie Coffin of
Washington street, who has been seri
ously i'll for several days, was reported
to be slightly improved this forenoon.
Miss Mabel Clark, Who has been visit
ing in the city as the guest of rela-
tives on Summer street for several days, I
returned this morning to her home at
Burlington. 1,
f. l. Murphy, who has been visiting in
the city for the past few weeks as the !
guest of his brother, J. e. Murphy, OF
Merchant street, returned today to his
home at st. George. n. B.
Sundays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: Mr.. and Mrs Geseh
Boston; Mr.. Sardigam, Boston; A. J,
Mann, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Raymen-
tor, Springfield; R. II. Drury, Manehes
ter,NH
Maccabees. There will be an ad.
ourned meeting OF Harmon hive, No. !, J
/. O. T. NJ, Tuesday afternoon, Jan. I
IA. at 230 o'clock for practice. The !
to be present.
AT lilF ilfIAlHR SAttipatDL tii u
Tuesday evening there will be bus !
ness meeting Of the Epworth league Of I
hat church. The business netting will
at 1880 o'eoek and will be
preceded by a cabinet meeting, which
starts at 7 o'clock. An entertainment
will follow the meetings and refresh :
nents will be served. :
The Episcopal athletic club came back
laving played the strong Company +
cam to finish, the score standing 32
o 25 in favor of the Dog river soldiers
t the end OF the game. Sector, for the
ome team, led with the largest number q
i baskets and Williams and Parker
much of the star playing. !.
Aitkens was the leading point getter !.
or the home team.
W. II. Gale of Wellington street, who
gas one of the oldest travelling statesmen p
n the employ of the Lamkin & Foster "a
'ubber Co OF Boston, has been assigned u
o territory in Vermont and northern -
lew York by the newly organized Hub u
lark Rubber Co. of Boston. After hav-
ng carried on its business in Congress d
treet Boston, for over 40 years, the Il
.amkin & Foster Co. retired from the m
ubber trade January / and much of its "
oldngs was taken over by the Hub pa
ompany.
The Peoples Lighting, Heating & Pow ~ q
: company has secured contract to "
ipe gas for three sharpening machines, 81
applying granite plants on the Gale =
leadow at the north end of the city.
he Peoples company viii commence the
ork of installing mains as soon as
he frost leaves the ground in the spring. -,
on North Main street at 10
point opposite Third street, a new n
as main will be projected, extending
ong No. Main street until Wiley bridge
reached, then turning and running ~u
ross the river it will be extended to 9
arious sheds DESTROYS of such power 4
feed sharpening machines. In all
he total length of the mains will be
Dproximately 1850 feet. The mains |:
i'll be laid with six-inch pipe. Among
he various granite plants to use gas 1
i'll be the Mari & Gordon company,
Coykendall company and the
,mbined companies of the Dewey Col
mn Cutting works, Hoyt & Lebour-
,au, Marion & 0'Leary and the Guidici /