The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Perry's on Saturday.
Watch for Bailey's Music Rooms nd
next week. IA Elm street, Barre.
Did you get one of those silk dresses
Only few samples left Al Vaughans.
All sizes and prices OF Alunsing UNI
ion suits for men and boys from the
McWhorter Co,
Mrs. Myra Allen OF Rochester arrived
in the city yesterday for a weekend
visit with relatives.
+. p. Northrop of Ogdensburg \. y,
is passing several days in the city as
the guest of ID. A. Perry.
Charles tiiuseppini of Shurtleif place
left last night for Boston, where he VIII
make a months visit with relatives.
S. 0. Bennett of 10 Upland avenue,
left this forenoon for Derby. where he
was called by the death of his father.
Miss Alma Curtis returned at noon
to-day to her home in Newport after
weeks visit with relatives in the city.
/ Mrs. G. Ceresoli and four children left
this forenoon for Waterbury, where they
viii make a weeks visit with relatives.
| Seymour II. Kent returned this fore
noon to his home in Rochester, after
spending few days in the city on bus
mess.
w. X. Cox the grand circuit race driv-
err was in the city yesterday, returning
to his home at Dover, \. H., in the
evening.
Mrs. Homer Denney returned yester-
day to her home in Northtield after
spending several days with relatives in
the city.
Miss Catherine Fraser Of Graniteville !
is visiting in the city for few days a.
the guest OF Miss Mary Patterson OF I
Highland avenue.
Harry Kelly of Pleasant street left |
last night for his former home in Pleas
antville, p. O., where he will visit rela-
tives for few days.
Make plans to attend the Newman
Dramatic clubs production OF "Phllo-
mene,' four-aet drama, at the opera
house Wednesday night.
George Stuart Of Spaulding street left
this afternoon for Burlington, where he
will visit for few days with friends
at the University of Vermont.
Miss Louise Atkins. who has been Wis
iting relatives on Washington street Tor
the past ten days, left this morning for
her home in South birmingham, Mass.
Homer c. Ladd and G. NJ. Wiley went
Yesterday to White River Junction,
where they attended the regular meet
ing of the eighth district Knights OF
Pythias.
Representative Harry J.. Rogers of
Walden, a brother of +. II. Rogers and
a frequent visitor in this city, has pur-
chased one of the largest dairy farms 1
in his home town and intends to stock
il at once.
Charles f. Smith OF West Patterson
street went this morning TO Waterbury.
where he will conduct combination
auction sale of dry goods, clothing and
fur overcoats. The sale viii be extend
ed through several days.
Mrs. o. II. Anderson OF 20 Warren
street, who underwent a serious opera
ton Mt the Mary Fletcher hospital in (,
Thanksgiving day, is slowly |
her health. although she is K
still confined to the house.
Feleei Andretti of Albany, \. Y, is
~ lew hh4N IN ING AilN us TUG .
guest Of friends Mr. Andretti will leave !
The first Of next week for Troy, \. Y, !
where he has secured a position with an
firm for the winter. .
Mrs. Alice Curtis OF the North Barre n
Methodist mission is filling several speak h
ng engagements in northern Vermont {
this week Yesterday she addressed y
gathering in Coventry and tomorrow
he is to speak at the Methodist church Y
II Orleans. G
Lucius Provencher. the young son of I
sir. and Mrs. Lucius Provencher OF AZ !
Summer street. underwent an opera
ion for appendicitis at the City hos +
,ital yesterday afternoon. This fore i
loon his condition was reported to be 3
IS comfortable as could be expected. 1
The ninth grade students at Spauld. 81
ng school and the eighth grade members p
rom the Mathewson school had sleigh V
ide to Williamstown last evening a
by runners was not of the Il
'est, the youngsters say, although the Ii
tudents made up for the bad feature Of +,
he trip by making merry all along the o.
way. The trip was made in one of fl
'utler Bros barges in charge of Frank al
henderson. "
Through its Washington agent, J. J. 4
,ashner, the ID. A. Perry Real Estate 70
o., has sold the Peter Dubay farm in :.
Washington to Louis Greenia and John !,
-ewton of Hartland. The farm com ~
rises some 90 acres and the sale in %
Olives the stock. tools and crop. The !,
urchasers propose to take immediate :, -
ossession. ,s
The senior class at Spaulding high
'hool held its annual mid winter sleigh VI
de Thursday evening, the entire class dc
nrollment with three of the faculty til
lembers going to Williamstown, where Gi
upper was served in the grange hall. -
short dance order was enjoyed before
he party left for home Miss Hovey,
Iiss Lavalle and Mr.. Cummings of the i
Ugh school faculty accompanied the
.udents and the following committee
ad charge of the affair: Miss Cora Rob
is, Miss Edith Gordon, Homer Sowles, i