The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Easter gloves at Vaughan's.
Black Cat hose at Abbott's.
Special sale Of hams at Smith & Cum.
ings',
Saturday your last chance at Abbott's
Easter sale.
John Emslie returned last night from
visit in Boston.
| G. Bernacco went to Hardwick yester.
day to visit friends.
Nice maple sugar for sale at L. d.
Gales, Williamstown.
Miss Flora Murphy went to Burling-
ton yesterday 10 visit relatives.
Mrs. Fernando Perras went to Rich
mond yesterday to visit her parents
r, C. Waterman leaves tomorrow
night for New Bedford, Mass, where he
viii work.
Mrs. ii. O. Ward and Mrs. Somerville
Of Moretown are visiting at the home Of
Z. G. Griggs.
| Mrs. w. III Chase, who has been visit
| ing Mrs, a. A. Hunt, returned, to her
home In Hanover, N. III, yesterday.
Pest standard brands III interior ana
| furniture yarnish 1T G. A. Wilkinsons i.
A special Tarnish for whatever you
want to brighten up. Our prices are
economical. Ask u by phone (IO6-2)
about them.
b. It. r. Smith of San Francisco, Cali
fornia. visited Or. G. w Steele yester-
day Mr.. Smith il former resident of
Mortified and attended Spaulding school
in this city IS years ago and has not
been here for 81 years.
We are receiving large invoices this
week OF the choicest high grade shoes,
consisting OF manufacturers surplus
lines bought at nominal prices, and will
be sold at enormously reduced prices ac-
cordingly. You also cannot afford to
overlook our great hat clearance sale, our
collar sale ana negiigee shirt sale. We
are also showing the latest in neckwear.
A. A. Smith & Bro.
A. ]. Baldwin of ls5 Washington
street wishes the man, or person, who
NtWfE 0tEA MS lawn etftk EAA0NA A0AAA[
the late part oil last night and smashed
through d heavy tiveWiFe harbed fence,
breaking several good cedar posts also,
thence southwestefly to Orange street,
would call and pay damages Mr. Bald
win knows the color of the horse, as
he has unmistakahle evidence in the
quantity Of hair left on the barhs Of the
fence. IT was sorrel, and Mr.. Baldwin
thinks that from appearances the animal
must have got its hide laccrated.
Rev. George s. Smith IL Highgate, who
II IN the city attending the Methodist
conference, conducted the service last
night til the series Of holiness revival ser
vices iii The Worthen HALL, ttIis city. Rev
M. Smith spoke earnestly and farcefully
from the text found III Luke 1924,
Strive to enter IN at the strait gate,
etc The number IF Methodist clergy
men attending these services grows each
night, last evening there being fully q
dozen. most OF them taking part and APP
pearing to enjoy it to the full. Evangel-
ist John Weightman of Seiota, N. Y,
is conducting these services and they
are purely undenominatiOnal, members Of
five or more denominations being inter-
ested as workers. They will continue
this evening at 7. and three services to-
morrow. and all next week. The hall is
at the corner of Keith avenue and No.
Main streets. up two flights. Last even
ing the han was too small, many stand !
ing. Tomorrow Sunday night. it is
expected that Rev. B. S. Taylor of Moo
ers. n. Y, viii be present and preach
on What Are They Doing in Hell7" the 4
sermon being, as it were. sequel TO the
one preached here two weeks ago, on
where Is Heir The service Sunday
night will be held in the opera house 4
All are invited to attend.