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

Misses coats at Fits.
children's coats ii yaughan's.
Easter annolmcsment on 4th page.
New white shirt whist suits at Alb
bolts.
Miss Lillian Tassie Is confined to the
house by illness
The Frank McNhorier Co. has few
more Of those half.price suits.
Ladies' soc rubbers at 3sc. at seeel
4 Brady's, for Saturday special
a son was born yesterday 70 MIR. and
Mrs. Renaldo Berini OF Howard street.
Hind legs Of lamb from to pounds
at 5 cents pound. Chesser & Bird.
Roller skating at the Pavilion every
forenoon, Afternoon and evening Of this
week.
Alexander Buchan, Manson and Esther
went to Waterbury today to visit with
friends.
An orchestra will play Saturday af-
ternoon ana evening ait Mrs. NJ. n.
Shepard's millinery opening AZ the Day
light store
Miss Alto Mariani won the $40 mir-
NOR at the Pavilion last evening. She
wore brocade silk dress over one hun
Idred years Old
A nice line of drnmmers' samples HI
trimmed and untrimmed hats to close
at cost. Just the thing for Easter. Mrs.
]. NJ. Bond, So North Main street.
When selecting patterns ~ sure ami
get the style and right size that you
need, for we do not exchange or take
them back Veale 4 Knight.
Miss Gladys Sanders is the only ONE
of the corps Of teachers at Montpelier
seminary who will not return next year.
Miss Sanders is going to Colorado.
For Salel $500 bedroom set for
$4,000, $4,000 Brussels carpet for $1,000,
$1,000 art square for $500, three rock
ing chairs and one lounge. Apply to-
G. i. Demers, As Merchant street, up
stairs.
Mrs. p. a. Williams, the dressmaksr.
starts for Boston this noon, accompanied
by her aunt, Mrs. Ann Foster of East
Montpelier. Mrs. Williams will be al
home after April 18th, ready to attend
to her line Of business,
Mrs. Il. w. Porter aud daughter, Lii
liam Of Lynn, Mass, and Mrs, JaSk
Stevenson Of Maynard, Mass, left. this
noon after d few weeks visit lit the
home Of their mother, Mrs. Mary
Macintosh, OF Park street
Auction sale at the oas, Auction
Rooms Saturday night at o'clock.
Special articles: One chamber suite, one
white chamber suite, four spring beds,
four bedsteads, one mantel bed. one
sideboard, one extension table, one couch,
one sewing maehinc, three ranges, one
coal heater, two baby carriages, pictures
and large LOT Of household goods
The ladies OF the Congregational
church have arranged to hold their usual
Easter sale on Tuesday afternoon and
evening, April 10th IN the church par
lors There win be fine line OF fancy
articles, Easter novelties, aprons OF all
kinds, candy and Ice cream for sale. The
sale will be followed BY play tyoii may
have seen IL all in real lifc) called The
Old Country store. I"
A. A. Smith q Brothers reduction
sale is saving money for someone. Have
you taken advantage Of this opportunity
to save some money! Ii not, you should
not rest content until you have seen
the wonderful saving offered YOU on
working pants. About twenty dozen
5000 pants. sizes from 80 to a. waist,
TO go at 9sc per pair. A lot Of $500
and $3.50 hats in good styles to close
at g5e. Gentlenien's collars, all styles,
to 60 at oc. suspendeTs, such as the
President, etc 10 70 at zoe. The only
place in New England whore the Presi
dent suspender Il sold for less than soc.
Lot OF $3.50 watches in gun metal, nickle
and gilt, stem wind and stem set, 20
70 at 9se. See their column advertise
ment Of bargains on the sth page.