The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Pansy plants at Emslie's.
June Delineators at vaughan's.
Sale of 25c towels at Abbott's.


Pansy plants at Emslie's.
June Delineators at vaughan's.
Sale of 25c towels at Abbott's.
Large assortment IF wash suits at
Fits.
Buy the children's white dresses at
Perrys.
Strawberry ice cream with fresh fruit
lat Mascotts.
Nat Keith Of Randolph is in the city
for q fewsdays.
Bingham wash suits for S1.00 at The
Vaughan Store.
Mrs. Z. A, Bradley Of Marlboro, Mass,
lis visiting Mn. Richards.
Mrs. II. r. Martin of MarslificId is
visiting friends in this city.
Alex Mcleod arrived Iii the city yes
teriay from Aberdeen, Scotland
| Herbert Blodgett, town treasurer OF
| ~. johnsbury, il IN the city today.
Read what The N. D. Phelps Company
SAYS on the second page Of this issue.
States Attorney n. HOLSTER Jackson
has gone 70 Gaysyille, N. X. on business.
4 few boxes 3of those black hose at
50 cents box At the Frank McWhorter
CO. Store.
| Ray Cassie il much better today and
expects 20 No to school In day pr two
Ion his bike.
Mrs. Alfred Milne returned yesterday
latter six months visit To her old home
Az Aberdeen, Scotland.
The degree team 81 Green Mountain
Lodge, Manchester Unity, Will meet to-
night AZ o'clock. Per order, Noble
Grand
Miss Eleanor Rollins, who has been
spending the winter In st. Petersburg,
Fla, returned Saturday TO her home ii
this city.
Leon Grendell finished work at Ches-
ser ~ Birds Saturday night and be-
gan work this morning at Tassie Broth
ers' market.
A bunch of keys with owners name
on tag was lost Saturday forenoon on
Main street. Finder win please leave
~ this Office and oblige.
have about fifty trimmed hats
TO close out regardless Of cost, as they
must be closed out in ii few days. Mrs.
j. NJ Bond, S3 North Main street.
Harry r. Eaton of Claremont. n. H..
Ione Of the iessces Of the Barre opera
house, was in town last evening and All
tended the performance of 1.-THE Isle OF
Spice
Alexander Smith az Summer street
and Frank Dyer, the mail carrier re-
turned yesterday afrom fishing trip
to Roxhury, They brought about 30
pounds Of trout with them.
You are cordially invited to attend
the marriage ceremony Of Miss to
Mr.. ~ BY Rev. $500. Friday evening,
May 25th. al s o'clock in the Presby-
terian church, in the Living Pictures.
Miss Mary Mcdonald Of the Emerson
College of 0ratory win give lessons IN
reading and elocntion to any desiring
such instruction For further particn.
lars call at Al Liberty street, this city.
Tickets for the annual Spaulding
alumni associations concert and ball on
June 18th. may be secured from the
members of the committee, James Wal
ker, Allie Richardson and James Dari-
ing
Regular review Of The T.. or. NJ.
Wednesday, May %. at i. M, Fores-
tiers hall Record keeper will be at the
hall at $50 for payment OF assessment
No. 105 and dues. Refreshments will
be served.
William Eager Of Sowden & Lyons
store received word Saturday night that
his brother, James, has died at Butte,
Montana. No particulars as to his death
were given. He leaves a wife, two chill
dren, father, two brothers and four sis
tiers.
T At meeting OF the Vermont foot ball
association, which was held last Satur.
day evening the following officers were
elected: President, Andrew Beattie, OF
Northfeld; vice president, John Geake
Of Barre; secretary Alfred Robertson Of
Barre.
The D. A. Perry real estate agency
has sold Tor Fred jackson, his farm in
Williamstown, TO A. NJ. Harvey and
wife of Barre Town. Mr.. Jackson takes
in part payment Mr.. Harvey's hoiise and
Ave acres Of land near Silnnyside farm
on the East Montpelier road The tran
saction involves about $4,000 Mr.. IIar-
vey 4 moving his household goods to
his new place today
". n. Lawson, representing the Q. G..
Burns Co. Of New York, is in the city
introducing the pocket bank for the
Granite Savings Bank x Trust Go. Mr.
Lawson has an able corps OF assistants
and Is making thorough canvass Of the
city The hank Is q novelty that II
more than curiosity rs il ieads one
to put aside his loose change where Il
viii do him some future good.
Anything new today?' asked one III
our citizens OF Mfr. Andrews, the well
known shoe merchant. Il should say
there was,a he replied, "sTust look az
this bunch Of Queen Quality Spring
STYLES we hay just unpacked. Aren't
they pretty swell It's about the snap.
piest lot OF oxfords we've ever had IN
the store. thought last season Chat
the Queen Quality people bad tile best
assortment ever, but this lot goes way
ahead OF them. Why, we've got styles
here that last season conldn't have been
bought outside the highest+priced city
shop and these are equal to the nigh
priced goods in appearance and finish
and, as to fitting qualities, you could
pay almost any price You please and
stilI not get more accurate lit In