The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-19
TALK OF THE TOWN


See Abbott's colored SOC silk hosiery
Sanitary methods and prompt service
Ross barber shop.
An extra value in ladies' gauze vest
for Zoe each at Perry's on Saturday.
Spray your trees and garden with Ply
rox. For sale at the Bempton mill.
At 2lc each, large-size bath towel
an extra value; at Perrys on Saturday
James Flanagan, who has been spend
ing the past few days in the city, re
turned to-day TO his home at Pittsford
w. II. Varnum returned last night tt
his home at Jacksonville, after pass
ing several days in the city on bust
ness.
George Walsh of New York arrived
in the city to-day to pass a few days
as the guest of friends on Jefferson
street.
At Zoe each, ladies' gauze vest will
wide lace yoke; vest you usually pay
more for; at only l0c at Perry's or
Saturday.
j. Henry Moore of Ausable Forks, n
", arrived in the city yesterday after.
noon to pass a few days at the home OF
his mother, Mrs. Ellen Moore, of North
! Main street.
Benjamin Gasperella of Merchant
street, who mas been spending the past
few days at Washington in the inter
inest of the Gasperella Granite company,
returned to the city yesterday While
in Washington Mr.. Gasperella set two
monuments.
Mrs. William Angus of Merchant
street left to-day for Montreal, from
where she will sail in few days for a
visit to her former home at Aberdeen,
Scotland. Mrs. Angus will be member
of the Barre delegation sailing on the
Allan liner Hesperian.
Antonio Ossola, who has been making
his residence at Mortified for the past
two years, was visitor in the city
yesterday on his way to San Francis
GO, Cal, where he will make his resi-
dence. Mr.. 0ssola will be remembered
as one-time manager OF the Italian
A. C. baseball team.
David Mitchell and Peter Wilson, who
have been spending the past three
months in Barre, left this forenoon for
Montreal to make few days visit pre-
vious to sailing for a visit to their for
mer homes at Aberdeen Scotland. They
will sail on the Allen line, THE Hes
perian," on Saturday. Previous TO com
ing to Barre, Mr. Mitchell and Mr., Viii
son were employed at Hardwiek.
Frank Adams of Elm street left yes
terday forenoon for Springfield TO at
tend the annual state trap shooting
tournament which will be conducted at
Springfield to-day and tomorrow. Mr..
Adams was accompanied TO Springfield
by Harry Moulton, prominent Mont
peler shooter Last season Mr. Adams
won the individual championship. There
will be large delegation of shooters at
the state meet. representing every club
in the state. In connection with the
state tournament, there will be a COM
petition for professional shooters. Among
the latter are expected to be present
many of the best in the East.
Charles Hoernle, who has been spend
ing the past few days at st. Adams,
was visitor in the city yesterday on
his way TO st. Johnsbury, where he will
remain during the summer. He was ac-
fompanied by Lawton Witt, the Cod
dard student, who has been passing
few days in the city with friends Both
win be affiliated with the st. Johns
bury baseball team during the coming
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs, 0. +. Cheever and chill
dren, who recently sold their farm on
Gallison bill, a short distance from the
main road between Barre and Montpe-
lier have stored their household goods
and win leave at once for Highgate
Springs, where they plan to pass
month in camp on the shoes of Ship
yard bay. At the farm which Mr.. Chez
yer recently sold to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mackin of Williamstown, a large auc-
ton sale was held yesterday under the
supervision of Dan A. Perry. Cows
brought $40 per head and horses sold
at prices ranging from S69.50 to $500
and $3.50. Little chickens went for 35c
apiece and hens demanded SEC. Farming
implements brought prices correspond |
ingly high. A large crowd which gath
cred on the premises in the forenoon
many of their number to
the bidding line and buying at all times
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