The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

l DptNlhl lhtp curtain Vail IVA h@'NN' -
at Abbott's.
Fifty-six cubic feet of chairwood for a
load, 1915. Arthur S, Martin. Phone
53.W.
T. H. Daniels returned to-day TO
Groton, after passing a few days IN the
city with friends.
Louis Gauthier of Boston arrived in
the city yesterday to make few days
visit with relatives.
Anthony Cano returned last night TO
his home at Burlington, after few
days visit in the city.
Harold Bruce returned to-day to his
home at Moretown, after passing q few
| days with friends in the city.
Miss Mamie Minnie of Brooklyn street
went to-day to Enosburg Falls to make
an extended visit with friends
| Miss Clara Loranger Of Summer street
left to-day for Boston to make an ex-
tended visit with friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Richardson of
Summer street are absent on an extend
ed trip through the middle western
states.
Angelo Bottigi OF North Main street
returned last night from Bellows Falls,
where he has been passing few days
with friends.
Leo Franzi, who has been making an
extended visit Mt his home in this city,
returned yesterday to resume his duties
in New York.
George Robertson, who has been pass
ing few weeks in Barre with friends,
left last night for 1berville, r. O., where
b. x.,tU ia, fnr i,,InAo1ta ,Nar,n1
Miss Marguerite Brown of Jefferson
street returned yesterday from st.
Johnsbury, where she has been the guest
of friends and relatives for the past few
days.
Five hundred yards of outing flannel
for Zee yard; good, heavy weight,
equal to the Zoe quality. We shall ask
you only 71ac yard at Perry's on Sat
urday.
The annual championship of the Meadow
Brook golf cub will be held to-day at the
Meadow Brook course. For the past two
weeks the directors of the club have
been putting the grounds in condition
Tor the tournament.
Fred Slayton, who has been attending
the annual Caledonia county fair, re-
turned to the city to-day from St.
Johnsbury. He was in charge of stable
of race horses at the fair.
Notice: Ii we have what you want,
why not purchase here and either help
yourself or some friend to secure the
piano we are to give away. Remember,
one vote with every cent purchase. Ask
for them. c. N. Kenyon & Co.
Mr., and Mrs. Egedio Rulfo, who were
married Sept in this city, returned to
Barre to-day from weeks trip through
Massachusetts, and New York. They
viii make their home on North Main
street and Mr. Rulfo win resume his
duties in the Lamorey clothing store
Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Coda II. Douglas and
little daughter of fremont street left to-
day on weeks trip through New Hamp
shire. Before Mr.. Douglas resumes his
duties in the Office OF Novelli 4 CaIcagni
at the end of two weeks vacation, the
family will go into camp at Niggerhead
pond in Marshheld for few days,
Manager McWhorter of the Spaulding
high school football team announced this
forenoon that regular practice for the !
football candidates for the 1914
season win be instituted at Lincoln cam
pus Monday. Many OF the players have
been reporting for light practice at the
for the past few days, The |
work will be in charge of Coach John |
Agnew, a member OF the high school |
faculty. The opening game of the sea
son has been deferred from next week,
Sept. l6, until the week fol- |
lowing. either Tuesday or Wednesday, |
Sept. % or 30 The game will be with |
Montpelier seminary.
Probably the finest barber shop in |
the state was opened in the Henderson |
block this morning by William Miers, in |
the quarters recently vacated by the |
Burnett shop. In the past few days, |
the interior has been entirely renovated. |
To harmonic with the fixtures, the |
walls and ceiling have been newly enam.
eled and other improvements made. Mr.. |
SIiers will employ four BARRIERS and the |
accommodations he has proyid-
ed undoubtedly establish the shop as the |
best that can be equipped. White en-
ameled chairs of the very latest type are /
arranged in front of French beveled mir
rors, each fianked by an antiseptic ster-
lllzer lot IOnSOrlai TOOLS, ne Washstanu /
is located in the center of the shop,
easily accessible from every chair. The
proprietor has spared no pains in fur
nishing the interior. Chairs for those
who wait are done in hard finished oak
and an oak table furnishes the Gus
TONERS with current literature. Barre
friends of Charles Collins, until recent
~ of LYNN, Mass, and William @. Scott,
of Bradford, both former employees of
Mr. Miers, will be interested to learn
that they have been engaged to com
Dlete the quota of BARRIERS. Mr.. Miers
gill continue to conduct his shop in the
basement of the Boyce block.