The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-11
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told Cor Busy
Readers.

buy your frnt at r. 1lahehlno'
The latest In ribbons at Vaughan's.
Coat collar and cuff sets at Abbott's.
Babies lined silk caps, soc at Alb
bolts.
The red stamp premium plan can't
be beat
II. Nv. vanum was in Wells River on
business to-day.
George Nelson went to ST. Adams this
mornin on business.
George sulham went to Marshfeld to-
day to visit relatives
Red stamps with meats and groceries
at Dix & Coleman's.
Mileage books to rent, Place & Paige,
11-12 Bolster block.
Housecleaning Il here. Get your new
last curtains at Perry's.
Auction sales Of household goods each
evning at 1880 in the pavilion.
Tack away yonr furs with browns
Cedar Lavendar Compound, l9c pound
Mrs. ii MI Williams left this morn
ing for d visit with relatives in New
York.
No old stock, all fresh goods at lowest
prices, at y. 0. Holmes, the jewelers.,
Gordon block.
George Cassie has six pastures he
wants to sell, rent Or Gil up with stock
Of any kind.
Public dance in MI w. of "a. hall Sat
lurIay, May IA; Gilbertson's orchestra.
Gents, soc; ladies' free.
Mrs. r, NJ. Sears and two little girls
Of LaGrange, ILL.,, are visiting her mother,
Mrs Wilson Thurston, on the East hall.
Henry w. Thurston, Jr., Of Chicago
arrived Monday for An extended stay
at che Thurston homestead On the East
hill.
Henry Harrison and Burns Eastman
of Goddard seminary went to their
homes in Woodsviile, n. H., to-day to
spend Sunday
800 worth Of red stamps free to all
/ customers Monday. This IS in addition
~ the regular stamps given. Eastern
| Estate Tea Go.
The Peoples Shoe store has just re-
lceiyed a large invoice Of ladies' fine shoes
and oxfords Of the HerTick make. Union
stamped. $3.50 TO $3.50.
Miss Isabelle n. Robertson returned
/ TO her home in this city last night from
Chicago, where she has been attending
deaconess training school.
D. A. Perry and Elmer Holmes re.
tuned last night from several DAYS
business trip TO Greensboro pond, max
ling arrangements for camping there this
summer.
i. 4. Wood who has been staying
with his mother ut Norrisvlle for the
lpast six months. returned TO Barre yes
teday and is stopping with his sister,
Mrs. w. II. Clough, on Camp street.
The Hon. Frank Plumley Of Northaeld
is to speak at the Hedding Methodist
| Episcopal church next Wednesday even
ling, May -. on Venezuela" Tickets
Iwill be on sale at Peoples shoe store.
That amateur base BAN team. known
Jas the South End oatmeaIers. launched
into the game last evening and defeated
THE Washington street ballroom Boys
lby the score Of 6 % in FIVE innings
sberrifis and Reaside were the pitchers
for their respective sides
Snpt. Andrus of the electric railway
jis looking for section men to work on
the street car line to get il in shape for
the summer The latcness Of the spring
has retarded the work badly, but the
Iroadbed is in fairly good condition, with
spots here and there that need atten.
s1.00 worth Of red red stamps to
start a book. $500 worth OF red stamps
free 70 all purchasers monday. This
Is in addition to The regular stamps
given with teas and coiTees. 5000
worth with pound Of Coo special tea.
Eastern Estate Tea Store, opposite
City park.
During an interesting talk on @some
Curiosities Of Our Language given be.
fore the Young Peoples Christian Union
Of the Uniycrsalist church last evening.
the Rev. g. G. Conner displayed copy
Of the first edition Of the first complete
dictionary Of the English language, print
ed in 1921 and called "Bailey's Universal
chronological English Dictionary"
S. J. SegeI & Co, on Depot square, re.
eeiyed this morning BY express 100 more
of those boys Spraoues junior league
base ball combination suits, to 20 on
sale this evening. Come early to get
your supply for the boys and your trou-
hles win be ended for the summer. Re-
member our price Is only S1.0O for the
seven different articles combined, blouse,
boomers, cap, belt, bat, BAH and hose.
a. A. Smith & Bro, wish to announce
that for the month Of May they will
offer the public the greatest bargains IN
high grade merchandise ever offered in
Barre. Mems Doc summer underwear,
zoe: mems balbriggan underwear, would
be good values at 35c, only 17ci mems
$500 outing panta, S2as; mems $3.50
and $500 pants. S1gS; mems $50 and
$500 pants, 9Sf; boys base ball and
wash suits, with cap ana belt, Csc; Ia
dies and gents $3.50 and $500 shoes,
s2.as; ladies' and gents $3.50 and $500
shoes, Sl.0S; ladies', misses and boys
I sf.75 shoes, S1.4T; ladies', misses and
boys $3.50 shoes sl23; ladies' misses
and boys SIPS shoes, Csc; Waltham
$1,000 watches. st2as; Waltham $500