The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.

The Ladies Of the d. a, h. meet Fri
day night
$40 the new corset covers 81
yanghan's.
Mileage books to rent, Place & Paige,
11-I2 Bolster block.
Fresh fish at tho lowest price at Smith
q Cummings market.
Lawn mowers, $500 to 5000 At the
IN. III Phelps company.
The Gay Deceiyer 1t Hale's pavilion
every evening this week.
William G. Aver started work for
Adolph Lane this morning.
Cabbage plants for soc per hundred
OF Smith g. cuinings' market.
Bargains II screen doors and windows
az the N, p. Phelps company.
Strawberry ice cream with fresh fruit.
fresh made every day at Mascott's.
Now is your chance to get tailored
suit at about half price at Abbott's.
Eagle buttons and charms at Il. 2.
ANstin's, the watch and clock man.
All g. Morse and Tom Parker went Oh q
trout fishing trip in Orange yesterday.
Tom Durham goes to Portsmouth to.
night, where he win work this summer.
Choice of souvenirs or extra stamps
at the Tea Store Saturday, June goth.
A lot Of cabbage plants for sale at
Harry Bradley's, Edgewocd. Fifty cents
a hundred.
,. N. Ketchum and daughter, Mrs.
Parkhurst, left last night for Paris,
ia, to visit relatives.
Miss Grace Waite went to Waterbury
today to visit relatives and will 20 from
there to her home in johnson.
Newall Barber and Earl Hayden came
home from Norwich university this
morning for the sumner vacation.
Miss Susanna Kendall, who attended
Goddard commencement, returned to her
home In South Stratford last night.
Mrs. Dan II. Mcleod wishes to sell
her household goods at private sale at
w. i. Bradford's, 30 Park street.
Everything that's cool and comfortable
for the warm weather can be found at
Moore a Ovens at moderate prices.
Lyle and ivan Perry played III North
field last night with Whittier's orchestra
at tAa Norwich commencement ball.
Mrs. n. d. Phelps went To Waterbury
today to attend the meeting of the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
Saturday, June Goth, will be red stamp
day at the Eastern Estate Tea Store
Come in and get red stamps free TO start
book.
Arthur Bugbee and Frank Craddeck
went to Old Orchard Beach this morning
where they have secured employment
for the summer.
The Granite Mutual Is writing insur-
ance on nearly all kinds OF insurable
property at lowest rates. Look them
up before placing your next.
The friends of tie Presbyterian sun
day school are requested to bring flowers
Saturday evening for the purpose of
decorating the church for children's day.
Mrs. j. w. Gordon and daughter, lii.
liam, win return home to the city to-
night from Boston, where Miss Gordon
has been studying music the past year.
A new cereal, Quaker Wheat Berries,
pulled and baked very delicious and APP
Ipetizing. Also toasted corn flakes, 10c
or three for 25c, and many other break
fast foods. Dix g. Colemans, South
Main street. Red stamp provision store.
Meats and groceries.
Barre's drawing school. The pupils Of
the drawing school who want their draw
ings can have them by calling at the
school Sunday morning from . to IL
q. m. After that day the teachers won't
retain themself responsible for any loss.
The exhibition of the drawing will be
open every evening Of this week from
IA to . p. m.
Gil scolari che yogliono ritirare !
propii disegni, favoriscano presenfarsi
domenoica dale ore & ale antemcridiane
mel local. della seuola, passata detto
Aormine eli insegnan All non saranno piu
responsible, d ogin chsegno mancante.
lEesposirionc sempre apegta per auto
il restantc Iii guesta settimana dale
7 ale 8 p. IN.
One pound Of baking powder at soc,
5000 worth of stamps. One pound Of
any kind Of tea at 60c, 5000 worth Of
stamps. One pound Of Eastern Estate
special coffee at 35c, $500 worth Of
stamps Total amount expended, $t.45.
Si.50 worth Of stamps extra, and, ii just
starting d book, $500 worth free, max
ing total 81 S20.sO worth Of stamps
with the purchase. Eastern Estate Tea
Store.
Hot weather goods are moving rapidly
,at A. A. Smith s. Bros, the big bar
gain store Of Barre, as prices on many
articles necessary for comfort and dressy
appearance are down So. far that all who
see the goods ale purchasers. About
200 pairs ladies' shoes and oxfords that
were made To retail at $500 and s2.a5,
to 20 IN this great snle at Si.a0 per
pair; about 200 pairs $500 and $3.50
ont pants, al this seasons styles, only
S2.as; lot Of soc balbriggan underwear,
sOc; gents $3.50 and $500 shoes and
oxfords, s29s: boys and girls S1.50
shoes, Sl.23; Waltham and Elgin watches
at about $500 discount on watch; lot
Of 5000 suit cases. S4.0s; lot Of $3.50
suit cases, $20i. trunks and bags at q
ldiscount See advertisement,