The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Easter gloves at yaughan's.
Linen 30 inches wide for coats at
Fitts,.
New lot Of corset covers just IN at
Abbotts.
Mems roc rnbbers at zoe, at Segel
& Brady's, for Saturday special.
The funeral services Of the late Eugene
10. Marion will be held from 81. Nom
ica,s church on Monday morning at 3
o'clock. The jnterment will be IN the
Catholic cemetery.
The young people Of the Universalist
church wish to express their hearty
thanks To all who contributed TO the
success Of their Easter exhibit and sale
BIZ donations or by generous patronage.
They cleared little over $40.
There Ii one thing that ii will be best
To have understood beforehand the eggs
that Mrs. Simpkins has to sell AZ the
store will neither be loaned OF sold 70
anyone in the audience at the play, The
Old Country Store" next Tuesday even
ing, April 10th. Congregational church
parlors. at o'clock.
IA Mans Prayer" by Rev. Herbert
~. Wyekoff, done on bookmarks and
neatly printed on paper, will be on sale
at the Easter sale, next Tuesday after
noon and evening Mr.. Poole gave this
one Sunday and since then has received
numerous requests for IL. 1t has been
decided to supply the demand at this
sale.
Remember ii you don't find what you
want at the right prices, Easter sale,
congregational church pariofs next
Tuesday afternoon and evening you Will
have d chance All your own figures when
the sheriff sells out "Oid Man. Trustem,
who has given ia his word that he will
fail promptly at the proper time from
having warmed loafers and trusted
dead beats long enough.
Uncle Ransom Ramrod, an old vetcr-
an Of the Revolutionary war. has prom
ised To come up TO The Old Country
store, Congregational church parlors,
next Tuesday evening, and you are
bound to enjoy the old fellows yarns.
His eronies. Rube Snow, David Dosey
and Bill Peters, are sure to be there
and indulge III Jokes and stories at each
Others expense. Ben Blowhard will
probably sbiow inv and then @blow out
he usually does. Only 10 cents.
It Is the intention Of the Consolidated
lighting company to build a new trans.
former house in Barre To take the place
Of the house On lower North Main street.
Thcg new building will h ldeated tiif
Granite street, will 30 two stories high,
OF brick with granite trimmings, fhe
cost il estimated ut $4,000 Inc main
building will be So BY - feet, and an
addition, containing the Office and show
room, win be IS BY 70 feet IN size a
panys plant at the Pioneer. " y
separate line win be run from the com
expected that the work viii be started
within few weeks.
Much satisfaction was expressed over
the presentation OF '.The Duke of Kill
crankieR at the Barre opera ho,lse last
evening. The piece i 4 three-act TO
nance with the element Of the humor-
Gus running through ii, aifording simple
opportunity for four particularly clever
artists to make their best effort. The
four were David Murray us the Duke,
Wallace Erskine as Mr.. Pitt.wclby, who
~ not 10 foolish az he looks. Minna
Phillips ~ Lady Henrietta Addison and
Charlotte Lambert as Mrs Mulholland,
widow Of tile glue king. The company
was greeted with full house.
You've been looking for the particu-
lars Of the Easter sale at the Congre-
gationaI church parlors, April 10th.
We'll. there's going 10 I've 4 grand chance
To buy fancy articles, Easter novelties,
aprons, candy and ice cream, all the
afternoon and evening of Tuesday, the
f0th--tiat's next Tuesday. The adj
mission is only 10 cents and you'll
enjoy yourself il you don't buy a thing
-of course ii won't discourage the la
dies if you do buy. Resides all that,
you will be admitted to the play, The
Old Country Store" for the single adj
mission to the fair. 10 cents for the
whole bill.