The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Look At che $500 suits at Fits.
Sale Of white muslin understirts at
yauehaus.
New lot Of wash suits AZ regular prices
at Fits
@ w. Perry went to Randolph to-day
on a business trip.
Cash paid FOR watches, diamonds, gold
and silver, At Burr's
Twenty seyen-inoh wash silks at 25e
per yard At Vaughans.
Angelo Seampini went to Boston TO-.
lday On a few days business trip.
Now Is the time to get good coat TO
wear with cotton dresses, at Ahbott's.
sayl without exageeration. Qumby's
cream earamels are che best On earth
ar and Mrs. Samuel J. segel went
to Boston to-day for a weeks visit With
relatives.
The best wearing hose you ever bought
for two pairs for 2Sc az Perry's on
saturday.
/ New Reliance wrappers just received
at Veale 4 knights prices Sl.00 fl25
and $3.50 each
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Scott Of
Washington went to Randolph to-day on
a business visit,
Earle S. Kinsley Of Rutland was in the
city last night and attended The board
of trade banquet.
Harley Averill returned to Boston to-
day. after two weeks visit AZ The home
81 Ills mother, Mrs Stella Averill-
Mrs. VIM. Cole. il. Who was operated
on at the City hospital a short time ago,
was able TO 10 to her home to-day.
Clerks annual banquet and .hall next
Tuesday night. Get your tickets Of
George Kent, John Callaghan, VIII Eager
or Fred Hall.
Mrs. Fred Dale and daughter. Gertrude,
81 Bfockton, Mass. arrived in the city
last evening for d visit OF two weeks
with friends in the city.
Dr. E. 4. Whitaker went 70 Boston to-
day "a attend 4 netting 81 the New Eng.
land registration and licensing boards,
which viii be held at the State House
there tomorrow. lie will return SatuI.
day
The store IN the zanleoni block al the
corner Of North Main and Merchant
streets, recently vacated by the New
England Fruit Store, has been rented By
the Columbus Drug company Of Chicago,
which viii open An Italian drug store
there on May 1855.
Among the arrivals at the City hotel
last night and q. day were p, Il. Iandefs,
Saratoga. N. M; W. b MoIean New
York; II. A. Elwin. Claremonl N. H.i
p. Z. Mark. Portland. Me-; S. S Speare,
Bostonl p. T. Flint Buffalo y. vi II. g.
Kent. Boston y, s. Smith, New York;
q. II. Delaney, New York.
The Biion adds "a Run for the Money
to-day t. an already strong program.
The I 81 ?. picture, Honor Among
Thieves is up 70 the usual standard Of
this company's productions. II II pie
ture weil worth ones time and money
to witness. The song Is ONE Of those
clever comical ballads. Welsh sings il
with excellent expression. Remainder q
the show i fine.
Among ire arrivals at the hotel Otis
yesterday we're T. G. Smith, ST. Alhans;
Albert 81 Henry, ST Johnsbury; Mr..
ANA Mrs. ii a. Wing Portsmouth, NJ N.
|C. w. Lawrence. Greenfield Mas; y. y.
Morrison. Holyokc Mass; Walter Gil
more. MiddlcborO, Mass j. G. Wallace
Boston; John p Patterson Benningtoni
A. g. gpaulding. Toledo o.; Al p. Me-
Tver. Yershire; !. z. Taylor Boston
Frank Mclaughlin, Niddletown Conn
George sanford. Jackson, Mieh Alex
iaudson, Portland Ne; B. p. Anderson,
Portland, Me-; Hugh Bell Graniteville
IN. ri. Z. Al Belloff, Syracuse, M NsI
Nv B. MeCGllom, Cincinnati. O.; +. A.
Wilson, Cincinnati, Q.
Rev. and Mrs. G. w Winch went
Wednesday TO Grand isle. to attend the
funeral 81 Mrs Winch's mother, Mrs
Martha Iadd which occurred yesterday.
Mrs. Ladd celebrated her Goth birthday
anniversary December l6 and was one
of the oldest residents 0f Grand Isle
She had been III for two weeks. hut was
considered out Of danger until Sunday
night. when she was suddenly taken
much worse Her husband Jabez Ladd,
died III years ago, since which time she
had lived with her son. Herbert ". Ladd
in Grand isle Her only children were
Mr.. IAdd and Mrs. Winch. The deceased
had been member Of the Congregational
church All Grand Isle for "A years.