The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-16
TALK OF THE TOWN
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Dlihlty SAFE, ~ yaIu, ~ ftiIy On
Saturday.
Umbrella sale Saturday, 4oc, at The
Vaughan Store.
New spring underwear for women and
children at Vaughan's.
Miss Tia shattuck Of Bristol visited
friends in this city yesterday.
George Abbott Of Plainield was a
business visitor in this city to-day.
Miers's sanitary barber shop is for
discriminating men. Are you onei
Merton Kendall Of Newport is visiting
his brother, M. w. Kendall, in this city.
Mrs. Charles Mari went to Lebanon,
| N. H., yesterday for visit with friends.
DR.. i. L. Leonard has had private
| line telephone installed in his office. The
number Is 2So.
DR.. Conwell was left all night on
battlefield supposed 70 be dead. He
is still very much alive.
Three candidates were initiated at the
regular meeting Of Hiawatha lodge Of
Odd Fellows last evening.
For sale, Bantam Buckeye incuba-
tor as good as new at half price. Inquire
at L. N. Ayerill's. 20 Merchant street.
7. G. Wallace Of Boston, travelling
freight agent Of the Union Pacific rail-
road, was a business visitor in this city
to-day.
Eli and Pompeo Cali took passage to.
day from Boston 20 Italy, where they
viii spend several months at their for
mer home.
Frank Ashton returned TO his home In
Littlcton, N. H., today after three
weeks visit with relatives in this city
and Montpelier.
Earl e. Parker received four-cylinder
McCue- Hartford runabout from the fac
tory to-day. This car is the first Of the
make in this city.
Mfr. and Mrs. Homer Fits and Miss
Margaret Wood returned last night from
New York where Mr.. Fits and Miss
Wood have been buying goods.
The show at the Theatorium for to.
day is a top notcher, the feature picture
being Of that stirring kind and one that
makes all sit up and take notice.
DR.. Conwell worked on Boston paper
for S. per week, while living on one
meal Of bread day and carrying bread
and milk home to his loved ones. Hear
him.
Fresh strawberries, ORANGES, bananas
and apples at 'Tony's' Fruit Store.
Special price for Saturday, nice, fresh
pineapples, III cents each. See splendid
window display Of fruit.
S. J. segel 4 Co. o1er for Saturday
8. }. Segel & Co. offer for Saturday
spring caps In golf and Eaton, assorted
eolors, a regular 25e cap. for Saturday,
two caps for 25c Come early.
The SpauIding high school and the
Italian Athletic club base ball teams
will open the season in this city to.mor.
row with a game on the Rangers field.
The game will be called at Ais.
There was large attendance al the
re. o. +. fair last evening. Vocal solos |
we're given BY Misses Lorraine Loranger |
and Barbara Mcdonald after which dane.
ing was enjoyed until late hour.
The pan bearers 1t the funeral Of
David Dudley, which was held Thursday,
we're Henry Cannon, john Irassaw, II. I
Marion, Charles Coutts. Richard Halls /
well and David Jameson. In the list Of I
flowers published ID yesterdays Times, I
carnations from Mr.. and Mrs. Duprey 1
were omitted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob somerville and child
left this noon for Leeds. y. Y. where 4
they were called By the death Of bis /
father Mr.. Somerville stated this noon 4
in regard TO the challenge Of Young
Gotch to wrestic, made last evening, 4
that he considered be had given Gotch I
show enough and before he would take
him on again Goteh would have To win
good match that would tend to show
that there was something better in him
than he had exhibited IN the bouts ne
has already had with somerville.
Whether Plattsburg will enter any
proposed base ball league with Vermont
cities is still in doubt, as will be in
ferred from the Plattsburg Press state.
ment, as follows 4Thus far there has
been no great amount of base ball senti-
ment discoyerable here, but the propo.
sition Of the Vermont towns is well
worth considering. Under conditions as
they previously existed, team might
be expected TO be made self-sustaining
this coming season. There are many
base ball enthusiasts here who would I'M
doubtedly favor the project il they
thought it could be made q success The
Vermont cities are anxious that Platts-
burg should join the league and ii there
il chance Of II will call meeting for
the organization Of a league and arrange
ments OF further details in this city
next week. All the permonters are
waiting for il an invitation to come to
Plattsburg and is sufficient interest can
be aroused here each OF the Vermont
towns will send representatives to the
meeting The Press would be
pleased to get expression Of opinion from
any Of the local fans"