The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-13
TALK OF THE TOWN
Saturday sale at Abbott's.


See the special muil values at AL
I bolts.
New warm mittens and gloves q
] Knights.
Thanksgiving sale of wool dresses a
Q Vaughan's.
Make your dollars buy more at Perry
on Saturday,
Somewhere Voice Is Calling" b.
George David at the Pavilion Tuesda,
evening.
Read the notice in another column o
tie colonial festival and sale at the Uni
versaist church.
To keep warm buy some of those vel
vet neeced vests and pants for Acc eacl
at Perry's on Saturday.
To Rent--Tenement on Camp street
Special price for winter to right party
w. +. Richardson Estate.
Stout ladies' suits and coats. Sadlier's
1t will pay you to look at those extra
values at Perry's on Saturday.
At 29c each, neT7 lot tleeced vests
and pants for ladies, all sizes up to 40, a
Soc value, at Perry's on Saturday only
2gc each.
Beginning Tuesday, for one week only,
all SOC sofa pillows viii be sold for CSC
at The Speciality Shop, so South Main
street.
All kinds of fancy oranges at the YER
mont Fruit Store. Special for Saturday
Is for 25c. Concords and Catawbas two
baskets for 25c.
Next car of apples should arrive in
Barre Monday, Nov. %. There will be
fancy barrels, hampers and bulk of diff
ferent varieties. Sidney L. spafford.
Only 81 98 for la wool finish blan.
ket, a, big size, good weight blanket,
bound with silk ribbon, e $3.50 value.
We shall ask you only $l.9s at Perry's
On Saturday.
At the Hawkins auction fire sale in
Calais yesterday l6 head of young cattle
sold for from $3.50 to Sal 80 per head.
Farm tools brought fair prices. c. f.
Smith, auctioneer.
Everybody has a cordial invitation to
the Salvation Army hall tonight to hear
a very special speaker, Mr.. Marshall of
Springfield. He will give an interest
ing talk on his experience, being men,
Der of the church nine years and the
al H. So NthlH. AbIut ana
brings a friend. Open-air at 7:30 at DE-
pot square and inside meeting at s
o'clock.
Miss Hazel Bruce, daughter of Dana
Bruce of Camp street, was operated on
for appendicitis at the City hospital last
evening. Mrs. John Thompson of Plain
field entered the hospital yesterday for
treatment. Among those who have re-
Gently gone to their homes from the hos
pital are Mrs. James Travers and baby |
OF Washington street and Mrs. Daniel |
Adams and baby of Berlin.
News is received here OF the illness
in New York of Sisto Nisini, long
time resident of Barre and we'll known |
member OF the Italian colony here. Aft.
ar sojourn of several months at his
former home in Italy, Mr.. Nisini ar
lived in New FORK last week and was
net by his son. Paul Nisini The for
ner has been in poor health for some
line, but his condition did not become
ierious until after he had landed in
New York. On the advice of physi-
ian, he went TO a hospital, where he is
low confined. Late reports from the
on indicate that the father is feeling
better, although several days
nay elapse before he is able to complete
lis journey to Barre.
One of the most striking chimney
fractures in the city has been complet.
d at the southeast corner of the new
'arre City hospital. now in process of
on lower Washington street.
he chimney has height of SO feet and !
'eighs - tons. Its style of brick work I
tremendously TO the briekwork
lbrie on the hospital itself. At the {
Dp il has an interior diameter of three )
'et and six inches. One of its impor.
int features is a copper lightning rod
hich has two shafts projecting into the !
II several feet above the last layer Of !
ricks Both points are tipped with
latinum points ore inch long. The
wer ends of the rods are grounded IN u
'ur or five feet of earth. Architects n
,int TO the fact that nearly all Of the "
II ehimneys struck by lightning an
ie chimneys that are not equipped with !.
Ids.
Detailed figures on the outcome OF !,
ie justice ticket vote are at hand in
bic recently completed at the city
ark's office. II viii be seen that the =
epublican justice ticket received the 4
eatcst number Of votes. the union Jus. Il
re- ticket framed by the Democrats
ID Progressives coming second and the X
.cialists last. Democrats and Progress. i
yes, as wen a. Republicans. are on the i,
inning ticket Eight names appeared
both TIE union and Republican tick
:. The vote follows: Republican tick e
+. 6. Rowland 900, =. r. Davis Sg7, "
. =. Beck 500, A. A. Sargent COS. 4
mes Mackay PA. William Mcdonald y
3. y. Albisetti Goa. Alexander Gordon @
Z. ". d. smith sa2, James Brown COS. y
p. Higgins 500. 2. +. McNulty 00I, ma
J. Blackmore 603, D. }. sullivan GOO.
ion ticket. D. NJ. Barclay 2a5. A. r. Ia
mpbeH 2sg. W. II. Eager 2a0 Alex. ~
der Milne POP Augustus NJ Rossi 2gl =.
G. Stuart 2gl. Socialist ticket. &. n. a.
ynolds POS James Tassie igs. Wi. Iisi
m II. Jones poi Paul Hedwail lga. a.
orpe VI. Mcleod 20l. =. W. Suitor 2O4. 5s
bert Philips 212, >. r. Caliaghan pa. -,
bert Gordon pos. ,. p. Gall 205. Alex -
der fronside 2o5. james Scett 20l. =.
hard Card POO. Antonio p. Brorgi =,
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