The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

at one-half price at Abbotts.
Miss Stella Brooks OF the high school
faculty is sick with the humps.
New strawberries to -day at the United
!, Fruit Store, 10 North Main street.
Special dinner at City hotel to.mor-
row, strawberry shortcake included.
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr.,
and Mrs. G. Stefanazzi OF Railroad
street.
Removal sale at Riddelrs jewelry
store, 66 North Main street; rs per cent.
discount.
Frank Cardi left yesterday for Bur-
lington where he win visit friends for n
few days.
Special sale OF ladies' heeced hose,
ribbed top, two pairs Tor 25c at Perry's
on Saturday.
Remember all goods on rear center
counter at one-half price Saturday
Henry w. Knight.
i William Taylor left yesterday for
4 South Ryegate, where he will make
short visit with relatives.
George Troupe OF Central street went
to-day to Waterbury, where he will visit
with relatives for a few days.
George Duncan of North Main street
went yesterday to Randolph, where he
will visit friends for few days.
Regular Saturday night dance in the
Rowland hall, Feb. /, under auspices
! of Riley's orchestra. Ladies free.
Hendricks frozen pudding delivered
at your house Sunday. Would you like
some7 Telephone your order early.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Campbell went
yesterday afternoon to Morrisville,
where they will visit for few days.
Special Humane Agent George w.
Shannon went last night to Burlington
on business connected with local humane
work.
Mrs. j. Il. Emmons OF Sunapee, n. H.,
arrived in the city yesterday for a
weeks visit with relatives in Pearl
street.
Carl Nelson of Franklin street, who |
has been passing few days with friends
at Waterbury, returned to the city this |
forenoon.
Miss Eva Rulfo of Pleasant street,
who has been visiting relatives in Hard T
wick for the past ten days, returned /
home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Folsom who have /
been visiting relatives in the city for a
few days. returned this morning to their
ia w tilS hiNti.
G. f. Burroughs of Boston, who has
been the guest of A. G. Miles of South
Main street for few days, left this
morning for Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bowler returned
last night to their home in St. Johns, z.
O., after ten days visit with relatives
in this city and Barre Town.
L. NJ. Purdy, who has been spending
several days in Barre on business con-
nected with real estate affairs, returned
to his home in Peru, n. u, to-day.
The shopper who left her muff in the
New England fruit store may have the
article by calling at the store, proving
and paying for this notice.
Officer Edwin L. Mcleod of the police
force has returned to Barre, after pass
ing several days in Megantic, P. O., ,
where he was called by the illness OF
brother.
Mrs Lawrence Rising, who has been
confined to her home on South Main
street for the past few weeks was able
to be out Of doors yesterday for the
first time.
Miss Alice Lavelle will give reading
N Unity temple, South Barre, Thurs :
lay evening, Feb 6, taking as her Sc
ections, "The Lion and the Mouse" and !
IF | Were a King"
Tilden's shoe store will be closed all
lay Monday and Tuesday, while moving
nto the new store in the Aldrich block.
To-day is the last at the old stand. Open !
n new store Wednesday.
Mrs Abram Fine and four children OF
Maple avenue, who recently went to |,
Burlington for short visit with rela-
ives, have gone to Baltimore, Mr., where !.
hey will make an more extended stay. !
Mrs. @. J. LaDam and daughter, Luz z
lille, who have been spending several !,
ays in the city as the guest of Mr.. and !, !
irs. Peter marion Of Summer street,
eturned to their home in Burlington to-
ay. I
The ladies of the Universalist church
we're rewarded with success last even
ng at their supper, which took the !
orm of Cafeteria" The viands wern g
xcellent and the ladies realized about !
SO. =
Rev. ]. b. Reardon was called to e
pringfeld to-day to officiate at the /.
uneral tomorrow of Frank w. Stiles, y
ormerly editor of the Springfield Re 4
orter, who died Friday morning after y
en- days Illness.
We have at the present time the =
trgest stock of pianos and organs To :.
elect from that we have ever carried. =
all and see them and also get prices. !.
alleys Music Rooms, Ia Elm street, =.
hone 22-W. y
Special, 45c each. We offer ladies'
eeced vests and pants in pure white. !,
xtra heavy fleece, in all sizes including =
Stra sizes. This is a 60c value; to re- -
uce our stock you can buy these vests p'
nd pants for 45c each at Perry's. !.
In the list of committees for the clerks ~ !
nnual dance held Thursday night, the % -.
ames of Misses Ruby Bradley and
ranger were omitted from the refresh.
ent committee. Mrs. c. n. Benedict Pss
ted as cateress for the refreshment y,
both. ~
The Shamrock A. c. has completed
sgotiations for basketball game with 5 =,
lie French Catholic association of st. ~
,hnsbury, to be played in the Church N u
rect gymnasium on the evening of -
ebruary 9. 1t will be the first time
professional team has appeared in y
ARE this winter, and local fans are an u
cipating a spirited contest, as the st. ,sl
outfit is laying strong claims :"
the state championship.
George Springer, a student at North M
estern university, Evanston, ILL.,. who IL
as called to North Hartland by the ab
ath OF his father, Rev. II. NJ. Springer, no
st week is passing few days in the