The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-02
TALK OF THE TOWN
ig anniversary sale at Fitts'.


A good time to buy crash at Perry
!. on Saturday.
Big January clearance sale at Tn,
/, Vaughan Store.
One dollar plaid waists for zoe al
J Perry's on Saturday.
Bargains in fur muffs and scarfs il
the clearance sale at Vaughan's.
Before you buy your fruit, stop anc
look at the prices at the United Fruit
Store.
, David .Wyllie of Maple avenue re
turned to-day from few days visit
with friends at Boston.
Twin sons We're born at the City hos
pital yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Premier of Graniteville.
The pastor will be with the Methodist
boy scouts tonight and viii read "The
Story of the Darn Man"
January clearance sale, all goods in
the store reduced except spool silk and
spool cotton at yaughan's.
Father, mother, brother, sister can all
join the Christmas Savings club, Barre
Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Fred Milne returned day to North
field, after visiting at the home of his
parents on Summer street.
Open Saturday night from to s
o'clock. Be sure and join the Christmas
Savings club, Barre Savings Bank x
Trust Co.
II. A. Rugg of Hall street, who has
been spending few days at Boston and
Lowell, Mass, returned to the city this
| forenoon.
c. S. Andrews and daughter, Marjorie,
returned last night from Waterbury,
where they have been visiting with rel
atives for few days.
| Mrs. c. w. Aborn, who has been
spending several weeks with relatives in
Barre, left this forenoon for her home
in Spuyten Duyyil n. Y.
The condition of Thomas Mari of the
Miles building, who was taken to the
City hospital for treatment last week,
continues to improve steadily.
Oliver j. L. Matthews, who has acted
as manager of the local offices of the
George Meade Granite company OF New
York for the past few months, has com
pleted his duties.
John and Charles Sands, former resi-
dents of Barre who have been spending
several days with friends in the city, re-
turned yesterday to their home in
NprlnRheld. Mass.
A. H. Fasola of Berlin street leaves
the city this evening on an extended
business trip TO Pennsylvania and H. |
linos in the interests of the Excelsior |
Granite Co. of Montpelier.
Louis cambridge of Fosteryille, p O., |
who has been visiting relatives in the |
city and Webstervile, left at Sis this |
morning for st. Johns, p O. where h.
will make short stay before return
ing home,
Superintendent Clinton +. Miller of
the Consolidated Lighting Co., is recov-
erign from a severe attack OF grippe,
which has confined him TO his home on
Beacon street since Sunday. He will
not be able to resume his duties at the
lighting Offices until Monday.
Ladies', attention! is your sewing ma
chine in good running order? If it
needs new part, a new attachment or
a thorough cleaning, we are at your
service. We carry complete line OF
needles for any make of machine. Sing
er Sewing Machine company, 10 Elm
street.
Harold Morse, who has been passing
the Christmas recess at the home of his
mother on Camp street, returned yes
terday to Hanover, y. H., where he will
resume his studies at Dartmouth col
ege. Burt Mari, who has been passing I
the holidays at his home on Washington
street, returned to-day to the University I
Of Vermont.
Mrs. NJ NJ Dewey, who has been vis-
ting at the home OF Mrs. c. S. Andrews !
II Maple grove for the past few months,
aft yaGtn fo,. N1al " " ,ub [ :,
he will visit for few days with rela- I
ives previous to returning to her home l
It Mora, ~ Y She was accompanied d
~ her sister, Mrs. d. NJ. Harris. who
will also visit there for few days be- q
ore returning to her home at Brushton J
J. A. Hedburg, who has been passing I
few days in the city, returned to-day c
o his home in South Ryegate. Frank
4ayoilette who has been passing a few t
lays in the city with friends, left to- G
lay for Shelburne for a few days visit /
With relatives. He will return to the t
ity before going to his home at Chicago.
george Demars, who has been the guest 4
# friends in the city for many days J
'ast, returned last night to his home 7
t Lawrence, Mass. &
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Owens returned to-
ay from Mortified, where they have
een visiting for the past few days with
NJ. p. Blake of Cliff street re-
urned to-day from few days visit d
nth relatives at Northfeld. Frank a
seard and Harold Burroughs returned y
asst night from Orange, where they have
zen visiting at the home of the former.
.eland Maiden of West street returned !;
esterday from few days visit to Bur I:
ngton. (:
Poultry men are receiving copies of !;
he annual premium list of the Vermont I;
oultry association to be used at the I:
show to be held in Mont !:
elier Jan. 20, 81, %. Compared with !:
st years list, the new issue presents a I:
lumber of improvements. Conspicuous I:
mong these is the absence of advertis- !:
lg matter. In its place comprehen I:
We directory Of poultry dealers afiil- I:
ted with the association is printed. OF !:
re 20 bird fanciers named therein, no I:
So than 30 are in Barre, Rules for the (:
'mng show are given prominent I:
ACE in the booklet and the fly leaf is /:
for n directory of the associa I:
on officers Everywhere the premium /.
st is meeting with the approval OF 4