The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.
allie a Abbotl.s Monday ior D.

A go-cart for s4 50 at Barry 3 Williams.
See The adv. Of c. a. Heath on sixth
page.
Babies muslin bonnets at veale &
Knights
W. G. White Of Winiamstown was in
the city today.
See those fancy rockers at Barry & VIII
liams for S75.
Rev. Mr. sheaf Of Plainfeld visited in
the city yesterday.
Saturday candy for zoe per box at the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
r. Il Bapp opened up barber shop at
Is Granite street today.
VI Crolla has returned from New York
where be has been sick.
Have you seen those S. so oak chiffoniers
at B. W. Hooker & Co's2
AS the Office boy remarked this morning,
this has been a short summer
Take look at the dining room furni,
ture in Barry & Williams show windows.
woodmen's meeting Tuesday night.
There are several candidates 70 be adopt
Miss Bessie Davenport Is quite sick at
the home Of w. C. Goodwin on Prospect
street.
Owing to the backwardness Of the season,
there are better suits at less prices than
ever at Fits.
Mrs. T. J. Nolan and family have moved
to % Averill street, in the house formerly
occupied BY DR.. Mann.
The North Star fur coats for fan de-
livery can be seen at Moore & Owens on
Tuesday, April 10Th.
James Wheeler went to his home in
Marshfeld this morning, called there by
the death Of his sister.
Saturday Candy. Glaze fruits, cream
dates, fudge, peanut box and fine mixed
candy, at Barre Candy Kitchen.
Frank Small who has been quite sick
with bilious fever, is on the gain Ezra
White, the nurse, Is caring for him.
You can buy three loaves Of bread at
i Eastman Bros. for 25c. We have COM
plete line Of baker goods fresh every day
Thomas Martin Of South Barre has sold
his house on Quarry street to J. q. Ward,
the sale being made through the Cate Real
Estate agency.
Mrs Fred Martin Of South Barre, who
suffered a shock on Thursday, is still very
III at her home Her condition does not
show any Improvement.
Miss Laura Leelair, dressmaker, has
moved from 342 North Main street to l(
Mount street, where she will b. pleased K
see all old customers and new ones also.
Carl M. Sanderson who IS now in th'
Looping the Loop company Is a Yer
mont boy His unique speciality on th
piano. including playing the instrumen
while standing on his head, is marvellous
viii every mother kindly instruct he
boy or girl 60 return whatever tickets 9
money they have taken for the chill
dren's Ball, to Mrs. T b. Mudgett 2
Park street, before Monday evening as
Is wished TO settle accounts.
Arviso. ". Crolla IA noto al suai Yeehi
uni0r clienti che 10 troveranno inconin
cloycho ia oggi 16 Apriie mel nnovo neg1
zlo al Rogers q 20. Give mel veehio sit
prlma del fuseo situate at ia Main stree
Qunlen block tvicino al handy kitehenl.
It's reported that Mrs. Johanna Calm
berti, who was raided the other day, wit
her two children, has skipped cut. IN
house where she has been living on Blgcf
well street is vacant and Mrs Galimberi
and children were seen leaving the city 0
the $50 train the other afternoon.
The Central Vermont railway trains BIZ
gan using their bridge near the clothes
pin shop at Montpelier yesterday mornin
Tor the FIRST time in several weeks. A
soon as the danger Of high water becam
imminent. wOrkmen removed the heav
trusses that were strengthening the bride
and the trains used that Of the Vel
River road, The danger Of sigh water
now passed and on Thursday the tFussf
were put back and the bridge made sal
again.
All this seasons records we're broken
the attendance at theopera house last ev
ming to witness the presentation OF la
Lynne By the Marks Dramatic con
pany. The rush to purchase seats was /
great last evening the railing IN front
the box Office window was broken dow
The audience was very liberal IN It's al
plause which was only bestowed whel
the performances merited it, The cor
pany will close very successful week
ngagament this evening with "Kathles
Mayonrneen.