The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

n Nhtch iof wednesdays sale at fltts
Special sale OF quilts and blankets al
/ liales.'
See the chldren's hat values at Alb
bolts.
Come TO the biggest hamburg sale we
ever had at Naughan's.
Corduroy, navy and black Sl.O0 value
for 7Sc yard. Henry w. Knight
A special car viii leave Montpelier for
Barre tonight after the Elks' ball.
Lost--A gold bracelet yesterday.
Finder please leave at the Times office.
See the latest in stonecutters glasses
at Riddel's jewelry store '66 North
Main street.
All merchants are cordially invited
to attend the clerks annual dance on
Thursday evening.
w. w. Bal Of Providence, r. l., ar
rived in the city this forenoon for II
weeks business visit.
II. G. Leonard of $50 South Main
street returned this morning from bus
mess trip TO Boston.
Arthur Mcdonald of Liberty street
left this forenoon for Boston, where he
has secured employment.
DIR. +. X. u. Archambaut of Merchant
street returned this afternoon from a
few days visit to Montreal.
Ninety couples attended the dance
held in the Rowland hall Saturday even
ing under the auspices OF Riley's orches-
ira.
Walter L. Wilcox returned this after
noon to his home in Moretown, after
passing few days with friends in thu
city.
Oscar Welch, who has been visiting
relatives in the city for a few days,
returned this forenoon to his home in
Georgia.
The Shamrock A. A. basketball team
viii 60 to Morrisyilc tomorrow, where !
they will play the Morrisyille town team
in the evening.
William Palmer of North Main street !
returned home last night, after spend /
ing several days at his former home in
Tiverton, Il. !.
The second of the series of dances ar
ranged for the winter by tie Knights OF /
Columbus win be held ON Thursday night |
al their hall in the Scampini building.
In addition to TIE prizes awarded to
w. D. Scott at the Hardwick poultry
show, published in Fridays Times, Mr..
Scott received special prize of S25.
Phillip Lord Of Randolph and w r.
Bixby Of East Barre are passing sew
eral days in the city as the guest of +
AN. Morrison OF Batchclder street.
Mr. and Mrs, Louis Sartorelli OF Gran.
ite street who were married in Barre
last week returned home to-day. They
will make their home on Granite street
Remember there viii be table OF
cooked foods for sale the afternoon of
domestic science that il to be held in
Nincitia lodge banquet hall, Wednesday H
afternoon, from las to p. m. Il
His Only Son, feature photo play |
with the popular Miss Lawrence. A pic
ture in which paternal love. heroism, 1
avariee and cowardice run riot through {
out the clever story. AT the Biiou.
The condition of Morris Gotler Of
Seminary street. who underwent an l
operation for appendicitis at the Heat {
IN hospital in Montpelier Saturday was ,
exported to be somewhat improved this !
forenoon. a
!. Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller, who have !
ived in Berlin until recently, will leave
o-night for Denver. Col. where they
-, al, 4baf,- Il
ne their home with their daughter, Mrs. c
lawrence. Z
Mrs. NJ. A. Mclean of Williamstown \
vas visitor in the city Saturday, leay 4
ng in the afternoon for Calgary, AL I
erta, where she was called by The !,
erious conition of her son, David Me- \
can. who had leg and foot am
utated as the result Of railroad accl
ent recently. e
The farm. with stock and tc5is. in =
'ethel owned by Seymour II. Kent Of 4
rochester. was sold at public auction p
aturday afternoon to C. Z. Carpenter 4,
{ Randolph. who purchased the prop 4
rty for an investment. The farm com j,
rises some 60 acres and ID. A. Perry of T
his city, acting for the Perry Real Es- !
ate ayency, did the auctineering
"The Force Of the Conscience pre- :,
pnted in Italian by the Old Filodramatic \.
Dmpany in the opera house Saturday -
vening drew large audience. A large /;
lumber of people from Northfeld and i
Their nearby towns attended and special -
hrs were run to North Barre and Mont :.
elier Immediately after the perform II
nee. =,
At the invitation of Mr. and Mrs 60
Dhn Stewart number OF their friends .
uttered at their home on Central street ea
evening in honor of Robert "
urns. A bountiful supper was served w
Y the hostess. and games and music w
ere enjoyed. The party broke up at
late hour, everybody voting it a most
Iioyable evening.
S. \. Parker of Spaulding street, one
the local bird fanciers recessed his in
port and awards yesterday from the ar
ultry meet held week ago at st. Al Bi
ms, where he exhibited his prize game les
cks. The awards were two first prizes. lei
special prize each for shape and an
her for color. Mr. Parker has his -
Yards displayed in a conspicuous por-
IN of his harness making establish ii
INT on North Main street. N
The January circle of the Church of
q Good ShpDhprd will Give a domestic