The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

+ bolts.
Stock taking at Abbott's. See theil
odd fur bargains.
Mattngs and inoleums at half price
at liooker's red tag sale.
A son was born yesterday to Mr.. ant
+ Mrs. Harry L. Ford OF 81 East street.
Did you get one of those silk dresses
Only a few samples left. At Vaughan's
George Stuart of Spaulding street re.
turned this morning from few days
visit to Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sanborn OF
Wells River were among the visitors IN
the city over Sunday.
Miss Lena Abiatt has resumed her
duties in the New England Fruit store,
after ten days vacation.
Frank +. w. Smith of West street
commenced work this morning for the
Nelson Express company.
A. X. Knight of Hardwick began work
this morning as a clerk for the Barre
Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Manager Henry Habeeb of the New
York Bargain store left Saturday night
on a business trip to Boston.
Lawrence Guetrin of Holyoke, Mass.
arrived in the city Saturday night for
an extended visit with relatives.
Bertrand Streeter. yard clerk at the
Central Vermont freight yard, visited at
! his home in Moretown over the week.
end
The dance held in the Rowland hall
Saturday evening under the auspices of
the Riley orchestra was attended by "
couples.
Ernest Fletcher of South Main street
returned yesterday from st. Adams,
where he has been spending few days
on business.
Miss Doris Reed, who has been visit
ing relatives in South Barre for the past
week, left yesterday for her home in
keene, N. II.
Mrs. ]. w. Stewart of West street left
last night for Burlington, where she viii
visit for several days as the guest OF
Mrs. Rose Berry.
Misses Teresa Miles and Alice Melon
aid have returned to their home in Gran
iteville after spending few days with |
friends in the city.
ing several months in Fitzwilliam, y. H., !
arrived in the city yesterday to take up
his residence here again.
Thomas Wolby and Joseph Charles of
Prospect street left Saturday night for
North Adams. Mass, where they will I
visit relatives for week.
r. P. Northrop, who has been spend
ing few days in the city as the guest
OF Dan A. Perry, has returned to his
home in ogdensburg, n. Y.
Tony Corey. local manager for the
American Clothing Co., returned last
night from South Ryegate, where he re-
Gently went on business trip.
The Episcopal Athletic club will play
the second OF a series of basketball
games with the East Barre A. T., at
East Barre Wednesday evening.
W. G. Reynolds of South Main street.
who has been attending the automobile
show at New York for the past few
lays, returned to the city Saturday.
Spaalding high school will play its
next game of basketball ON Friday even
ng at the Church street gymnasium,
when it will be pitted against North
ield high school.
Retail Clerks: There will be an i'm.
,ortant meeting Of local No. 24l OF r. G. i
!. +. A.. Wednesday evening. January !
=. at $50 o'clock in X. OF p. hall. The
presence OF every member is desired. i
Mr.. and Mrs John Driscoll who have 7
,een spending several days with the
alters sister. Mrs. Mary Il. Mccarthy /
# II Summer street, returned this fore '
oon to their home in White River
junction. Il
Through its local office. the D. A. !
'erry Real Estate Go. has sold the Frank !,
}. Hoyt farm on Baptist street in VIII :
JAMESTOWN to Frank +. Northrop of
'gdensburg, n. ", who will take inn !
lediate possession Of the property. The :
ransfer includes the stock and tools. !
he consideration is withheld from the = /,
ublic. 2
Among the freshmen initiates in the Y
gma Tau Alapha fraternity, which held
reception for new members at Tufts ei
Dliege, Medford. Mass. Saturday night, b
re John y. Smith of Barre and Clay. fl
on G, Spencer OF Williamstown, both 81
whom were graduated from Goddard b
last June. il
Not all signs of spring have been re- !.
orted yet, but North Main street -
roeery clerk believes he has as good !,
,ory as any man. Saturday a woman
Istomer hurried into the store and had -
lrehased four packages of watermelon 7
'eds before the clerk had time to re-
'yer from his surprise.
On February Mrs. Nelson Church q a
lcates her present quarters at 200 SO
orth Main street and for this reason W
ust close out all millinery now in u
ock. All trimmed hats, formerly
arked up to $3.50, reduced to 9s cents
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