The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Bingham dresses at Fits.

1hfEhhHi tAtSrt1 dt THIS
Colored lawn on Saturday at Sc per
yard at Vaughan's.
The auction sale in the Pavilion will
continue every evening this week.
Read what The N. D. Phelps Company
says on the second page OF this issue.
W. B. Howe. manager Of the Burling-
ton Free Press, was in town on business
yesterday.
There viii be special meeting Of
Hose Company NO. z, tonight at the
North Barre station.
The auction sale at the Pavilion Of
the large lot of household goods will
continue evenings until sold.
A Boston couch bed in good condition,
costing $1,000 whep new, will be sold
at auction NJ the Pavilion Friday night.
A neae set Of Modern Eloquence" in
ten volumes, costing $1,000, will be sold
az auction in the Pavilion Friday even.
ing
All persons having accounts with f.
II. Rogers & Go. please call at TIA North
Main street, Quinlen block, and settle
same.
In the advertisement of Mrs. J. NJ
Bonds millinery auction, d mistake APP
pears in advertising sale for Friday
evening, There viii be no sale, as this
store il union store
All persons having accounts with the
IA 4
at the old stand on or before June 9th,
between the hours Of 1880 and D. M,
and arrange for settlement.
The Barre Rangers play the Green
Mountain team tomorrow at 3 y. m,
when a good game Il expected. The fell
lowing will represent the Rangers D.
Rennie, G. Scott. j. McKerron, g. Me
Ieod. q. Dinnie, !. Lindsay X. Thomp-
son, , Duguid. A. Brew, J Riddell and
G. Blann; reserves, G. Mcdonald, J..
Walker.
Because OF the circus at Montpelier
tomorrow and the recent hulled corn
furry @. b. Fifield, the hulled corn man,
announces hat he will not 50 around
with bis cart tomorrow but next week
will 20 out with ~ pure huiled corn as
\ it is possible Ia make. Meanwhile he
expects TO hear from the examination of
the corn which caused % much sickness
last week.
Bert Hutchin5, a driver for the +. ID.
I IAdd company pluclsily held 10 the
fcins when his horse took to kicking ON
South Main street yesterday afternoon
I and although thrown fiat on his back in
I tie bottom 81 the wagon ie succeeded
Z in bringing the animal 70 a stop. Sew
ieral school children were ir danger OF
7 being. RIM over and might have sus-
tanned injury had not Mr.. Hntelans Kept
a grip on the reins ili
! A. a. smith & Brother have tfe4
4 mendoiis lot OF bow ties 10 offer Tor
/ saturday next ut 20 eaeh 3 yaiuol finnl
I 25c, all nobby colors. They also offer
about IS dozen pairs OF hose in black,
+ tan and grey colors, at % per pair, such
as you always pay he for. See their
underwear offerings. Fiftyscens bal
4 briggan underwear 10 go Mt soc and
III Use grade at 40c. Shoes for men,
women and children at great redtc.
tion. See their advertisement on page
eight Of this paper.
W. c. Jones, who is now in Maine
DONG railroad contract work Oh the Som-
crsct railroad, has Just secured another
contract TO build strip Of road from
& NiIIinockett TO Midway on tho Bangor
and Aroostook railway On this new con-
tract, which will be started at once, Mr.
Jones viii employ $50 men and 100
horses. Abe same number that lie now
has on the Somerset contract. He viii
remain in charge. OF .he first contract
and expects to finish np&t August Dan
Barber and Edwaril Beiiyille. asho went
with Nj. Jones from Barre, win be
placed il charge Of the Rsingor q Aroo-
stock work. which IL of about the same
length. rs the Somerset, This latter
work is progressing very we'll