The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Linen for coats at Fits.
Read City Fish Markets adv.
New colored wash suits at Abbott's..
Roller-skating in Miles he'll this even
ing.
tonight, s s
The Methodist choir win meet Fl
day night.
Ayerill's mill received car Of seed
oats today.
Robert Dun went to Troy, n. ", last
night 10 work.
Bingham two-pioce suits for s1.oO
at Vaughan's.
John Zini leaves tonight for q visit at
his old home in Italy
d. P. Smith Of Washington was in
the city today on business.
A. M. Roach returned last night from
a visit in Springfield. Mass.
Tenement in the Miles granite build
ing TO be vacated May lst to rent.
Miss Inn Dutton Of Williamstown Is
visiting friends in the city for two
weeks.
Clarence j.. Payne went to Lowell,
Mass, today, where he has employment
for the summer.
The Frank McWhorter Go. carries &
line Of dress suits, tuxedo suits and
Prince Albert suits.
Billiards. steamship agency reports
that the SANonia locked at Boston this
morning at I o'clock.
j. 10. Burke returned To his home ia
West Rutland last night after q sev-
eral days business visit in this city.
Mrs. John Berineto returned last night
from the Mary Fletcher hospital at Bur-
Iington, where she underwent an opera
ton.
First class mail from Boston reached
Barre AZ noon over the Montpelier Il
Wells River railroad today for the first
time.
NJ. Marehelle left this morning for
Buffalo. N. III. where he has secured q
position - Italian court interpreter IN
the city court.
Z. III. GriswoId, who has been visiting
at the home 81 his daughter, Mrs. G. II.
Campbell, returned this morning to his
home in Morrisyilie.
There will he a regular monthly bust
ness meeting Of the members of the
vincitia club al the club rooms this
evening at : o'clock sharp. Per order
pres idept,
Mrs. John Mari, Mrs. Little and e.
u. Little went TO Boston today, where
they will attend the graduation Of Miss
Gladys Barron from the DR. Curriel.
School OF Expression the first .of next
month.
Goddard seminary viii play her second
home game of the season with the Hard
wick academy nine next Monday alters
noon. Knapp viii be in the box for the
horne team, and Worthen will pitch Tor
Hariwick.
William Staneumbe, president OF the
New England Label conference of Bos-
ton, is in the city and has consented 10
speak before the Central Labor union
on Friday evening. The public il cor
daily invited to attend this meeting
There will be a regular meeting Of
Canton yintol, Me-. .. ON Friday even
ing, April a7 ats 1:Jo o'clock. Col.
f. a. Spear OF H9edstock win be pres
ent A large attendance i desired. Re
treatments viii les served at the clese
of the meeting. Per order Alex, Dun
eau, commandgnts
Rev. Francis ~ Poole's lecture, A
"Trip to Jameicas 10 be given ~ the
Congregational church tomorrow, Friday
evening viii be illustrated by slides
made expressly fa this lecture, many
of them from photographs taken al the
time Of Mr.. Pooie's visit to the islnnd,
This lecture will be Of interest 70 any.
one who enjoys travel talks.
Noticc.-Jnst received, two new stock
patterns in dinnerware, The Fern AZ
$500 for liz pieces, aud ~The Elpin-
stone,r at $500 for ~ pieces. These
patterns aud certainly the handsomest
III design and beet IN quality that can
possibly he put ont at the prices. he
sure and see them before you buy. Ken
yon s Co.'S Cash Bargain store.
Mrs. Clark Holden today received a
pcstaI card from Mrs. Clinton Hamer
former Rose Webster OF this City. writ.
ten from Hayward. Calf. Last Friday
Hayward Is 16 miles from Oakland. Mrs
Hamer says; 'Frit,o il too fcfrible
to write about. There isFHo loss OF
life III Hayward. Chimneys we're blown
slagr, snd dishes broken aud everything
III general shakeup. but We are very
fortunate With 50 little damage. HIM.
dTeds are coming over from Frisco in
every car to be cared for hcre."
Although the weather IS cold and
backward, A, A. Smith q Brother arr
out to do business just the same, and
As low price is the key 60 quick sales
they are Offering long list Of bargains
that should appeal 80 The economical
eve. We quote few, as follows; so
megligee shirts. ACE; $i.25 and Sl.at
negligee shirts to go at soc; lot Of $3.50
and $500 shoes to close, Si.as; lot
Of $1,000 and $1,000 watches, s12.asi
lot of $500 watches. S7.9s; ladies' and
gents $3.50 rings, 9Scl chains and fob
reduced from $500 and $i.50 to 49c
See their column advertisement OF bar
/ rains on the Sth pare