The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New coats at Fits,
Faster belts at Vanghan's.

/ New coats at Fits,
| Faster belts at Vanghan's.
Easter neckwear att Vaughan's.
Special values IN ladies' white shirt
waist suits at Abbott's.
Giusto Aspesi went to New York last
night, where he will seek employment.
/ Mrs. Harry Harris returned to her
home in Windsor today after few
weeks visit with relatives in this city.
| Spring line Of white and fancy waist
coats just received by the Frank Nc
Whorter Company. Price, Sl.oO 70
$500.
The roller-skating sessions at the
Pavilion will be for the present, from 2
til 5, and from till 10 P. m. Prices as
usual
William Iainnie OF Newport, N. A.,
] who formerly conducted the livery stable
opposite Depot Square, is in the city on
a business visit.
The Textine---a nince linen fabric fin
ish papeterie. Sixty sheets Of paper
and fifty envelopes in nice box at
\ csc per box. The lot won't last long
at the price. Don't delay il you wish
for box. Kenyon q Co.'S Cash bargain
Store.
I. Cobe representing TIVE Corporation
Liquidating company, is going about the
state collecting claims for the Connec-
/ ticut Loan and Realty Company, pay
! ing 50 per cent In cash. He has collect
led most of the claims here and will go
4 to Williamstown on Monday.
Z. s. button, one Of the oldest resi-
dents OF Montpelier today celebrated his
sS6th birthday at the home OF J. f. Dut-
4 tom his son, on Seminary hill. Mr. Dut-
ton has recently recovered from a seri-
4ous Illness During most OF his life he
resided in Cabot and Hardwick, but Tor
1 the past SIX years has lived with his
son ia this city. During his early years
! he was local preacher and evangelist
and was stationed for year ~ Canada.
Goddard seminary has the best out
look for fast base ball team this sea-
son that it has had for long time.
4 The candidates were out yesterday after.
noon and practiced catching line hits
and flies. The candidates for the bat
terics also did some warming out. In
ALI there were 20 men out under Coach
Z 1dUIlcl. u ls iupel iAhttN pun W. btfN
terry are Knapp and jerome Berry. a
new man, Dutton, Of Barton IL also
showing up we'll He will probably play
at first ii not in the box. Booth and
Earl Smith are both candidates for in
/ field, IL Is expected that Pickering viii
4 play at shortstop but he IL unable 10
b. out at present because Of Illness.
There are Il host of candidates for the
outfeli. 4 second team vii be picked
from The substitutes for the first team
and the two teams will practice against
each other throughout the season.
Il Large sale OF household goods at the
City Auction Rooms Saturday, April
I l4th, at 2 and j. m. On account Of
lack OF room large portion Of these
goods win be sold at the Otis Restaur-
ant rooms. opposite the Pavilion. Spec
tally good lots OF furniture, etc, from
the homes Of Mrs. James May and Mrs.
Ida Erickson. will be sold. Among them
are two chamber suites, one extension
table, six dining chairs, bedsteads, mat
tresscs and springs, two cot beds With
mattresses. one iron bed, one white bu-
reau, one new Welcome heater, one sheet
iron stove, one small wood stove, one
baby carriage, one ice cream freezer,
one child's rocker, mirrors, pictures, one
nice mantel bed. one couch. one sewing.
machine. one sideboard, lot of dishes,
one bucksaw. one erosseat saw, two fur
lap robes, one sheepskin coat, one magic
lantern and slides, one ulster, one clock
and various useful articles. Sale begins
promptly at . and z.