The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.

a corset sale at Fits
Barre's latest sensation. Page 2
Auction sales Thursday night IN the
Pavilion.
Muslin sash curtains for zoe pair, at
Perry's Oh Saturday,
w II Goodfellew went to Northfiela
this morning on business.
The Red Cross Pharmacy have opened
lnp their big soda fountain.
G, Il Bugbee went to Roxbury this
morning On business visit.
Negligee shirts from soc VI $500, at
the Frank MeWhorter Go. Store.
Red stamps free with meats and gro
ceries iii dis u Coleman's, South Main
street
Ayerill Music Co, NOW third floor over
Times office, open 10 8 p. m. daily, Sat.
urday all day.
DR.. II MI Lynde has purchased d
Cadillac car and Alexander Duncan has
a Ford runahout.
+. NJ. Tayntor went to HardwicI to-
day To be sway during the rest Of the
WceE ON business.
Suffolk, Guyers Stetson and Ringtlex
bats for sale by Moore q Owens Prices
from $500 to $500.
At the regular meeting Of Bright star
Rebekah Lodge last evening ten candi-
dates were initiated.
Good bedstead, spring and mattress,
also other household goods, for sale at
100 Summer street, up stairs.
ri d. smith and family moved yes
terday from 80 Maple avenue to the
corner 81 summer and Maple avenue.
Edwin Bruce who has been abroad
for two years studying under famous
violin instructors II expected home next
month.
There will he meeting of Tho
I Spanish. American war veterans Thurs
day evening at 7s30 at O. A. Il. hall,
opera house block.
Wanted 25 statesmen for clothing,
shoes and furnishing goods. Apply at
once at Brady's store, Ils Main ST.
EG. w Groves s CO.
The roadbed on south Main street,
south Of the Barre railroad track, IS BE.
ing repaired by the street department,
the steam roller being used.
"Rebecca Of sunnybrook Farm at the
Universalist church Friday evening, May
. ,at s o'clock Admission 10 cents. Ice
cream and cake 10 cents extra.
step III and see the new glass ceme-
terry 81 lawn vases, pointed at one end
80 Ia be easily inserted IN the ground
Kenyon & Co.'S Bargain store.
The Glysson granite company sent to
Wilmington, Ohio. yesterday a large
monument whose spire was three feet
square at the base aud DC feet tall
DR., X. M. Newton, formerly 81 this
city who has been surgeon in the q.
$, army and since returning from the
Philippines. has been stationed at Fort
Niagara, n. ~, IS visiting friends here
far few days. lie has retired from
the army and viii 20 to New York soon
to finish post graduate course.
Mr. Walter Hearn, the celebrated Eng.
lish tenor, has ben engaged as principal
vocalist with the Delue Bros Ideal
Ministries. For many years he sang IN
all the leading churches in England,
where biz wonderful voice won for him
unlimited praise and merit. After many
Inducements de was prevailed upon 10
iappear With DeRue Rfos for this sea-
son Doh't fail TO heAf BIN at the opera
house on Tuesday evening, May Z.
When the laundryman comes around
for his collections this week, patrons
viii need to set aside little more
change as the prices al the Barre Steam
| Laundry. with Others in the state, nave
this week SCARED. The former charge
Of two cents for n collar Is increased
bs half cent, on cuffs the same and on
shirts two cents, while BARRIERS, walters
and other users Of white coats are asked
to pay three cents more. Other articles
have increased in the same rate.
A quiet wedding took place Tuesday
afternoon at 2t3O at the home Of Mr.,
and Mrs. II. S. Tabor. when Earl Nj.
Morris 81 ST. Johnsbury and Miss Glare
Elaine Bemis Of Blarshaeld we're united
in marriage by the Rev. A. Francis
lWaleh Of st. Johnsbury Miss Bemis
lis a neice Of Mr. and Mrs. Tabor and a
Young lady of many graces and accom-.
plishments. Mr. Morris Is an employee
Of the 4. a T. Fairbanks Co. They will
reside in st. Johnshury, where, after a
short wedding trip, they will receive their
friends.
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