The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-12
TALK OF THE TOWN
anderson ginghams at AbbOtt's,


Anderson ginghams at Abbotts.
See the new silks at vaughan's.
New dress goods at veale & Knights.
New spring dress skirts at vaughans,
Best pictures in town at the oomique,
New pictures at the Tbeatorium TO-
day
Dog collars marked at shepard's Sport
ing Goods Store.
Saturday will be good day TO buy
lace curtains at Fitts's.
No patterns made better than "Stand-
ard" you win find at perry's,
Nathan Butler Of East Corinth Is visit.
ing friends in the city for a few days.
Umbrellas for school use, 6Oe each, at
Perry's on Saturday. Extra good values.
somerville vs.. Perelli at the opera
house tonight, and possibly Ewing vs..
Bissonette.
Richard Veale returned Wednesday
night from business visits in New York
and Boston.
Remember the game Friday night. l..
A. G. ". Goddard in the Church street
gymnasium, at o'clock
Angelo Seampini, Arthur Forni and
Capt Rossi went to Boston to-day for a
few days visit with friends.
George Walker Of New York is visiting
at the home Of his aunt, Mrs. James Rob.
ertson, ST., OF Washington street.
Nelson Santau, piano tuner, viii be in
town in few days. Leave your orders
at Bailey's Music Rooms, IL Elm street
Miss Jessie J. Kent returned last night
from several days business visits IN
New York and Boston, where she has
been buying spring millinery goods
Special discount Saturday Mt the
New England Fruit store on oranges.
Regular 90 cent kind, so cents dozen.
50 cent kind, zoe dozen. These are all
fresh nayals, sweet and juicy. Blood
oranges, first Of the season and prime
fruits, 80 cents dozen.
An information has been filed against
John Mcclellan OF this city by States
Attorney Gates, charging him with steal
ing 500 from Mat Matson In Barre last
August. Mcclellan has been in the eoun.
~ Jail since his arrest at that time,
and he will be tried at the present term
Of county court.
A. A. Smith & Brother have a little
announcement to make on page to-day.
II Is about the early buying of spring
clothes. 1t will interest many. Il has
been said that more real bargains are
displayed in the Smith store daily than
any other one store in town. An inspec.
ton viii prove the truth of this state
ment.
One of the Barre Steam Laundry
teams, driven BY Elliott Samson, tipped
over into the electric ear track this morn
ing opposite the Hale block, but no dam
age was done. The sleigh was driven
too near the edge OF the bank of snow
above the electric car subway" and
il slowed down into the cavern and went
over.
Without doubt the largest consignment
of sugar tools ever shipped TO one sta
ton at one time in Vermont was shipped
last week by John Keir OF Craftsbury
to Middlebury. This consignment includ-
ed almost three carloads-iour full boil
ing rigs, eight evaporators, nine storage
tanks, five draw-tubs, 500 buckets, 1905
spouts, syrup cans and gathering pals.
They were unloaded BY Percy G. Kerr,
a former Goddard seminary boy, and
eighteen teams were required to draw the
implements away. Although Mr., kier's
manufacturing plant Is ten miles from a
railroad. he has built between $4,000 and
$4,000 worth and shipped away since
last October, and be expects 10 largely
increase the output before the close Of
the present sugaring season. He has
been making sugaring implements for
fifteen years.