The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

Muslin sale to-day at Fits
Three days sale, See adv. AT the
Vaughan store.
Sale Of silks 22hc, 25c and 35c per
yard at Vaughan's.
Special to-day ice cream soda Sc at
United Fruit store.
| Nineteen-cent ginghams 32-inches wide
l2l9c per yard at Vaughan's.
| Sixty cents per pair, muslin curtains,
are extra good values at Perry's for Sat
urday.
| Finest ice cream from pure goods and
sanitary equipment, by the plate or gall
Ion. L. B. Dodge.
"Crex" rugs in all sizes from an Is
in.x36in., up to 9ft,xl2ft, size for
porches. At Hooker's,
Fifty cents each, short kimonos, pink,
blue lavender and black and white mus
lin, at Perry's Saturday
Barre should nave plant to manu-
facture building granite and not let our
neighbors obtain the new industry.
Oranges, fresh and juicy, 10 for 25c.
Pineapples and bananas at equally at
tractiye prices for Saturday. Vermont
Fruit store.
All orders for ice cream from the
smallest to the largest we fill with the
best ice cream that can be made with
pure goods and sanitary equipment. L.
b. Dodge,
Baking with peat coal fire is sure
TO please the housewife 1t is as quick
as wood and lasts much longer. Let
the d. NJ. Miles Coal Co. send you a
sample Tel. 1873 or 202-l.
Don't miss the auction sale Saturday
at and p, M, City auction rooms.
Household goods, lawn mowers, rugs,
art square, 9xl2, five art squares, 6x9,
and host OF other goods. 0, H. Hale,
auctioneer
Have you tried a dish OF our pure ice
cream2 Try our delicious strawberry
ice cream, made with fresh berries. II
is delicious. Other favors equally as
good. Remember the place, Diversi
Fruit company.
We have number of cases and bot
ties left on orders for soft drinks which
have been overlooked, If anyone hav-
ing such cases or bottles win kindly
notify us, we will be pleased to call and
get them at once, M j. MCGOWAN.
The Red Cross Pharmacy are selling
water glass at the same price as last
year, per gallon 65c, per quart 25e, per
pint l5c This is used to preserve eggs,
keeping them as fresh and perfect as
when first laid. Full directions with
each sale.
A conference of the Sunday school
teachers Of the city. conducted by Mrs.
+. E. Perry of Brattleboro, state su.
perintendent of elementary work, is to
be held in the parlor Of the Congrega-
tionai church Sunday Afternoon at $3.50.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
Sunday school workers, especially teach
ers Of the elementary grades
The Aberdeen, Scotland, Evening Ex
press has the following account of the
recent May day celebration at Money
musk, in which two children of A. L.
Milne, whom he recently took to Scot
land, participated: "The scholars at the
village school have long kept up the
ancient ceustom of celebrating May day,
even before il was as common as il
has now become. Since the beginning
of the reign of King Edward, it has
been usual to choose both a king and
queen. and this year the two elected
were Ross Hunter Milne and his sister,
Esther Mae Milne, two little Scottish
Americans lately come from the United
States Their crowns were tastefully
formed OF dafTodils and ivy, and the at.
tendants were Dolly Skinner, Kathleen
Taylor, James Williams, and Norman
Donald. Headed by these, the scholars
walked in procession round the village
receiving gifts Of sweets, which were
distributed to them on their return to-
school,