The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Look for prices on coal in Morse q
Jackson's adv.
i. A. Ellsworth has entered the en-.
ploy OF Place 4 Paige.
Jaclxson's asparagus, fresh daily, at
the Vermont Fruit store.
G. E. Foley went to Mortified this
morning on a business visit.
Black and white check dress goods
l213e, Zoe and 49c at the Vaughan store.
w. w. Burnham of Orleans was among
the business visitors in the city to-
day.
TO Tenement on Summer street.
Man and wife only preferred. w. i.
Richardson.
Roy Batchelder of Northfeld was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
H. G. Bennett went to Stowe to-day
to deliver an auto, which he has sold
to parties there.
Fifty cents each working waists, spe-
eial sale at Perry's on Saturday cham
bray and percale.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goodhue of Shcr
brook, z. O., are spending several days
with friends in the city.
Col J. B. Mead circle, No. /, Ladies
of the G. A. r., will meet in G. a. r..
hall Friday afternoon, May u, at $3.50
o'clock.
Camel coal for your fire place can be
bought from the ID. NJ. Miles Coal Co.
1t is the ideal fuel for a cool evening.
Try some.
Auction sale tomorrow at Farnham's,
the horse man, at Montpelier. Horses,
carriages, cattle and farm tools. G. +.
Smith, aHctioneer.
S. HOLSTER Jackson. who has been in
Burlington for several days, called there
by the sickness of his father, Rev s.
n. jackson, returned to Barre yester-
day.
Miss Marguerite stoughton returned
last night to Boston to resume her art
studies. She was accompanied by Miss
Lucille Even, who will spend few days
in that city.
The City fish market equipment is
being moved from the Boyee block to
the home of the proprietor, f. A. Cragg
ON Hill street. where the business will
be conducted until repairs in the Boyce
block are completed.
Regular meeting OF Canton yinton, No.
20, Friday evening, May IL, at 1880 p.
m. 1t is important that all members be
present, as this will be the last meet
ing before the grand lodge meeting at
St.. Adams, +. i. Heath, captain
The six Barre agents of the Metro.
politan Life Insurance company went
to Burlington this morning to attend a
meeting of the company's agents of the
state. The Barre agents are Peter De-
sautels, q. i. Linekin, ID. j. Sullivan,
Richard Bradley and Julius Houghton.
Ray Cassie, the oldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Cassie, formerly of this
city, is now on the way to the United
States from England. where the family
has been living for several years. The
young man will 60 to North Carolina,
where his uncle is engaged in business.
Bananasl Bananasl The season Is
now commencing for fine bananas. This
year we are better equipped than ever
to give our customers the lowest pos
sible price ON bananas We have Just
unloaded a car of the famous Cuban
cream bananas as we were fortunate in
securing the agency for these bananas,
and by buying i'll carload lots direct
from the steamers we are able to sell
them at very low prices Come and
see them at Diversi's Fruit store, cor
ner of North Main and Merchant streets.
We are the sole agents in Barre.
Robert Smith, the Tufts college pitch.
err and formerly of Goddard, visited
friends in the city yesterday, going to
Burlington this morning, where he ex-
poets to do the twirling for Tufts to.
day against the university of Vermont.
Bob was with the team on its trip to
Dartmouth, Middlebury and u. Y. NJ.
and was taken sick at White River
junction Tuesday The manager adj
vised him TO 60 back to Tufts, but he
decided to try and stick it out so as to
be able to go against Vermont to-day
He stated this morning that he was
! feeling better and thought he would be
able to pitch.