The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-19
TALK or THE TOWN.

Don't mill the waists at yaughan's at
Csc each.
The latest in Prince Chap coats at
Abbott's.
Go to q. w. AveriIl & Co.'S for
Jap-a-lac.
A strong line If the newest IN suits
for $i5at Fits
Base ball goods at reduced prices.
Averill Music Go.
Attorney Z. j. Scott il i'll with All
attack of the measles.
Il. J. Church has moved from Blrling
ton into the Miles block
Go to Il. o. Holmes for iewelry and
OPTICAL wants. Gordon block.
Miss Anna Burnham Of Marshfield call.
ed on friends In the city to-day,
George u. Bacon 81 West Berlin was
in the city yesterday on business.
Insist on having Red Stamps. Get
them at the stores where you trade.
The Frank McWhorter Co. are head.
quarters for trunks, bags and suit cases,
Dennis r, Ashley Of White River
Junction was in the city on business
to-day.
The !. a. G. base ball team viii meet
for practice on the Rangers field this
afternoon.
II your merchant has not got Red
Stamps he Is not up-todate. Eastern
Estate Tea Go.
TIiawatha Lodge, I. 0. o. +, worked
the first degree AZ their regular meet.
ing last evening
Hazen Clark, formerly III the Viles
electric plant has moved to Barton,
where he win take charge If an electric
plant.
Air. aud Mrs. .Thoniss Renne, who
have been visiting relatiFes in the city,
returned q their home ii st. Johnsbufy
to-day.
We are putting the Red Stamps IN
the stores now. Watch where We put
Eastern Estate Tea 60.
Ii your merchant il not going to have
Red Stamps lei us know and NE will
direct you where you can get them
Eastern Estate Tea Go.
AZ tie grand baIl "a be given IN Wood
mems hall BY the Queen Of the Forest
Circle, No. 35T, on April 20. the Odd La.
dies win give their fancy drill.
There win be regular meeting Or
Barre Aerie, No. 1873, Monday evening
April Y, at i:30. The secretary will be
at the han at ESQ for the purpose 81
receiving dues Len Averill, secy
If YOU did not ZEE our store sunday
you did not 80 to church. Eastern ~.
tate folks do not believe in working on
the Sabbath, or over time, but that red
front is always on its job hustling
The members Of Whittier's orchestra
of Montpelier were entertained last even
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. al
Perry. There were nine pieces Of the
orchestra present and large party Of
invited friends enjoyed d fenst of music
throughout the evening, Refreshments
were served.
The members OF Camp Lamson. Span
ish American War Veterans. met last
evening and elected committee to
make arrangements for the annual oh.
sefsahce Of the adMiVefsSry Of the mus
tering in Of the company on May -,
lS9s. The committee elected was as
follows AZ s. Meaker. Fred Bruce. NJ.
70. Hansen, Charles GauthicF and Charles
Berperon
Dix & Coleman, the up-to.date mer.
chants on South Main St. are the lucky
ones to have Red Stamps in their foca
ton, and have full line OF groceries,
meats and vegetables. Just the place
to get your syrup, 1 gal. can Doc and
$500; 2quart cans soc; pork roast, 15c;
veal roast. 15c; beef roast 12c, lac. 1gc
and 1sc; chickens, 22G; and the beauty
Of IL, they have what the people want,
Red stamps BY using these stamps
their increased sales enables them 20
sell cheaper.
Sol Schwarz, the representative Of
one OF the leading New York tailoring
houses is showing the latest in suitings
at A. 4. Smith and Bros. store this
week. He shows the new mouse colored
and brown effects which are the correct
thing for the coming season. Mr..
Sehwarz is a tailor OF long experience
and needs no introduction to many Of
the wearers Of good clothes in this city,
as he has been here every season for
several years Every garment Is guar
anteed satisfactory in both fit and quail
ity.
"T'he Mayor OF Toxic. earned enough
applause and popularity last night at
the New York theatre to have selected
him thes1nayor Of Greater New York,
said tile New 1ofls Herald the morning
after the piece was produced last season,
Chicago liked "The Mayor Of TOXIC
where It played for almost 200 nights
and it was one Of the most successful
musical pieces offered IN New York II
i full of the quaint humor for which
Richard Carle = famops, The dialogue
IS witty and the lyrics are funny lending
themselves readily to the tmeful music,
with which the opera abounds. Manager
Gates has given the piece new dress
of scenery and costumes and company
Of seventy people. AZ the BalTe opera
house Saturday evening, April 20.
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