The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Coat sets at vaughan's.
sunburnt silks, 35c, II Abbott's.
Auction tonight at the pavilion.
Children's summer hats 1T vaughan's
Cameras from one dollar UP, at Ken
bricks.
Pretty white dresses fol- the children
lat Perry's,
George More went 10 Boston yester-
day on d business trip.
4. A. Fits 81 Randolph was in the
city on business to-day.
Arthur Pierce went to East Montpelier
on a fishing trip to-day
Mrs. Van Leonard went to Calais yes
terday for few days visit,
i. o. Holmes and u. A. Perry went to
Orange on . fishing trip to-day
Angelo scampini returned yesterday
from a business visit in Boston.
Bert Breesou 81 Lyndonvile IS visit
ling friends in the city for few days
Mrs. ira Rogers went to her home in
Straflord today for 4 few days visit.
Henry Patenaude returned yesterday
from q business visit 10 CIaremont, an. IA.
Fresh cooked spaghetti II fine eating
get dish from a. Giachino, In the Hale
block.
/ A daughter was born this morning To
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur y. Nichols of West
street.
! Miss christiana LOWE has gone to
/ South Barre for few weeks visit with
i friends.
Mrs. George More went 70 Royalton
\ this afternoon for visit at the home
OF her parents
II You want THAT large desk it is yours
for 81 Original cost, $40. 100 summer
1 street, up stairs.
1 Adelbeft Leslie 81 Baltimore, Md, is
4 visiting his cousin, Frank Nelson, Of
North Main street
The Ideal Book and Stationary store
4 has put IN 4 full line 1T the celebrated
Eaton Hnlbut stationary.
The L A. q base ball team will play
4 the Spotted Jackets On the trotting park
at I o'clock this afternoon.
n Mrs. Wallace, an expert ii The fitting
Of eorsets, win show you the correct
model this week At Fits store
n r. 1. Scott was IN Wiliiamstown TO-
\ day ON business connected with ! large
trout which he Thought VAS 70 ID found
there.
a meeting Of Socialists and sympa-
thizers viii be held ia the Wheelock
building On "Wednesday, May -, at z
o'clock
Attention, Boys, Base ball suits for
the boys, sizes from g 60 Is, complete
outfit with ball and bat, at roc as long
as they last At Brady's,
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. a. Prindle went Ia
Waitsfieid today % visit relatives and
incidentally Mr. Prindle will try to add
70 his reputation a. fisherman.
Rev. G. q Conner gives the second
lecture IN the series on literature at
Goddard seminary this evening al 7:i5,
ANY who are specially interested ia
literature will be welcome.
Among the arrivals at the New North.
ern to-day are a follows n. Nardini Of
Concord, \ IT,. II, Diversi Of Concord
n H., George Edwards Of Boston and
Thomas g. Corey Of Boston.
There viii be regular meeting Of
Bright Star Rebekab lodge No. s, at
Wednesday evening" at 5 o'clock The
officers are requested to be present for
practice. Per order, Noble Grand
Carl {. Rollins Of the Suburban Dairy
Farm gives red stamps with milk and
cream. You Know aooa milk from water
|land chalk All stamps redeemed AT
Eastern Estate Tea Store. Telephone
E3l-4. F@e asf 3ll
Tie Foster street base ball team won
lthe game which they played with the
Boys Al q yesterday hy a score OF d
TO g. Batteries for Foster streets, Nc,
Herman and Davidson, for a. G. Lascor
Milne and Tailor.
Members Of the Barre Golf club arc
planning to have match game At tho
links tomorrow afternoon beginning al
four o'clock. and al players are requested
to get out tlleir clubs and Join the match
being chosen by captains.
Arthur c. Jones has sold his lunch
. cart on North Main street to Lynn Nell
son and has purchased James Johnson's
bali interest in the Baker 4 johnson
livery stable. The new firm viii let
about IL horses and will be known a.
Baker 1 Jones
A large number Of Odd Fellows who
are attending the state convention in
Montpelier are coming 70 this city e
visit The exhibition drill and decora
tion Of theyaiiers, followed by bal
given by the Odd Fell0ws ID Montpelier
last evening was attended hy many iien
this eity.
Among those who skipped ont III the
early hours this morning to ret tbr
first 20 at the brooks for trout were
T.. L. Scott J. Ward Carver. r. s.
lloar, ]. ] Goodwin, Frank Dyer. NJ. III
Hughes, Dr. D. {. Watt. {. II. Campbell
G. @. Ayerill George Howe Frank Brad
bury. Frank Aiinard, Henry Hodgdon
and Howard Reid.
Only five more auction sales IN The
lpaviion clases Friday night Sales al
1880 each evening. Lawn mowers, re.
frigeratorsi side.board cost $3.50. imit
tation fire place and large mirror, one
| large carpet, lot Of chairs, oil stoves
Iineieum, chamber suits. mattresses
writing desk and revolving chair and
other goods. Remember this sale closes
on Friday night Goods also al private
sale.