The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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! Look at our zoe curtains at Fits.
Ladies' Regal shoes $500 at Abbott's
Fred E. Cults went to Burlington to-
day.
Sale extra large size bedspreads at
Vaughans.
Rain coats. Pay you to see them
at Vaughan's.
Fishing tackle that's fit for fishing, at
the N. d. Phelps Co,
Fred L. Cults went to Burlington this
morning on a business visit.
Madam c. Garrow, clairvoyant, room
10 Buzzell block, last week here.
The Monarch Hathaway and Cluett
shirts from the Frank McWhorter Co.
The Presbyterian choir viii meet for
rehearsal this evening promptly at 1880
o'clock.
A large lot of mirrors and pictures at
the city auction rooms Saturday at
p. m. Sec ad. 0. H. Hale auctioneer.
David Morgan is making good progress
toward recovering from the burns re.
ceived at Barclay Bros shed week
ago.
Aviso tutti quelli che desiderano aver
La Cordati Citadino travorsi Sabato,
ALA una al Italian Citizen club in San
guinetti hotel.
Miss Florence Sturteyant of the God
dard seminary faculty will read pa
per on Bird Songs before Montpelier
club this evening.
Miss Alma Wolfe, who was called here
by the illness of her sister, Mrs. Erwin
Lawless. left yesterday for her home at
Clintonville, n. Y.
The ladies' guild Of the Episcopal
church invite the members of the choir
to supper to be served in the church
vestry Friday, April 81, at 8 o'clock.
Special Officer Byron Phelps has been
doing night patrol duty during the abb
sence of Officer John Dneen, who was
detained from duty on account of the
death of his brother, Stephen Dineen.
Charles Trombly has returned from
New York and entered the employ of G.
A. Wilkinson, He will be remembered
as one of Wilkinson's first.elass work
men last year. and also as a member
of the Barre Citizens band.
Charles Riggs Of Prospect avenue has
a hen which yesterday laid two eggs.
The first was seven inches around, the
long way and five inches the small way.
The second was eight and one-fourth
inches the long way and six and one
fourth inches the small way.
Mrs. A. c. Bullock, who has been
spending the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. NJ. p Blake, left yesterday after
noon for her home in Hardwiek, She
was accompanied by another daughter,
Mrs w. II. Harding, who has been pass
ing few days IN the city.
Jones owns his home Why don't
YOU! Here is your chance Good ten
room house; two tenements; barn and
large lot only four minutes walk from
the city building. Must be sold and
will be offered on very easy terms. So
easy that the ordinary man can own ii
without trouble You can buy this and
occupy one part and receive enough out
Of what you could rent to pay interest.
Let us show This property to YOU You
win like paying rent to yourself. See
us. The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency.
building, Barre, vt.
Fisher Folks tBiographl "A love
story told of the fisher folks in pie
turesque village near the sea. 1t is the
tale Of love that is born of coquetry
and the love that is born OF a true heart, |
and clearly points out the difference be-
tween them The coquette loses, though |
there are lapses on the part of the man
that almost break the heart of his wife.
The ending of the story is pleasant, /
showing the little family united and free
from the Vaccinations Of the hirt 1t /
S one OF those domestic stories, filled I
with dramatic interest, because it de-
licts what actually occurs in human
hearts. The setting IS picturesque and
lfFords numerous glimpses OF an inter
sting fishing village. It's at the Dream
and.