The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Buy your hosier yto-nght at Fits
See our waterproof auto wells for $l25
at Fits.
New goods at Mrs. Longley's, Sum
mer street.
Sale lace and muslin curtains to-day
at Yaughan's
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's
II. T, Cutler received two carloads OF
Maxwell cars yesterday.
Don't fail to read the Peoples Shoe
store adj, if you wear hosiery.
Ladies' percale and gingham dresses
at $l.00 and up at Vaughan's
Sweet juicy navel oranges at l6 for
Is cents at the DIVERSE Fruit Co.
Get your spring hose for all members
of the family at G. S. Andrews store.
Henry f. Hill Of Plainfeld was among
the business visitors in the city yes
terday.
0. X. HOLSTER left yesterday for Bos.
ton, where he will remain on business
until Monday.
Try our delicious ice cream All fla.
vors. Guaranteed absolutely pure Di-
versi Fruit Co.
G. A. Hill left on trip to Mortified
to-day on business connected with the
Eastern Estate Tea Co.
Mrs. Glenna Gary, who has been pass
ing month with friends in Barre and
vicinity, left yesterday for her home in
Portland, Me-
Another big consignment OF those hon
ey sweet tangerines have arrived for
Saturdays sale at "a for % cents Di-
yersi Fruit Co.
C. Kingsley Moses of Garden City
Long Island, 4 student at Dartmouth
college, Hanover, n H., is passing the
weekend with friends in the city.
II. G. Bennett shipped two Cadillac
automobiles to Burlington this week to
show To-day Mr.. Bennett and Arthur
Averill took a third car TO that city, for
the same purpose.
Christian Science Church Service at
l0;45 a. m Subject Everlasting Pun
shment." Wednesday evening meeting
at 1880 o'clock. To these services all
are welcome. Reading rooms open every
Tuesday and Friday from to A p m,
Z Summer street.
Michael David OF Granite street cir
culated a petition yesterday among citi-
gems of River, Center and George streets
praying for an extension OF the gas
mains through those streets. Forty
eight families We're represented by sig
natures on the paper
Murdo Campbell OF Williamstown, a
student in Goddard seminary was tax
en- to the City hospital last evening for
treatment for appendicitis. He was re.
moved from the seminary to the hos
pital in W. Hooker & company's am.
bulance. His condition is reported TO be
better to-day, and it has not yet been
decided whether an operation viii be
necessary.
The benefit dance, held in Rowland
hall last evening by Juanita council, De-
gree OF Pocahontas, was attended by
about IS couples and was very en-
iovabIe affair Bruces orchestra OF four
pieces furnished excellent music. The
committee, which had the dance in
charge. was comprised of Mrs Robert
lnglis. Mrs. Donald Blake and David
Simpson.
For SaIe-To settle the estate of Mrs.
Goss we will have TO sell the house on
Hall street This is a two tenement
house only a short distance from the
Mathewson school, rents for Sl2 down
stairs and $40 upstairs Making S22 a
month. will sell this house for Sl,s00.
For better description call at the F. B.
Cate Real Estate ganecy. +. B. Cate
executor.
Virginia Harmed appears at the
opera house next Monday night, May
/, in her new play, THE Woman He
Married" from the pen of Herbert Bash
ford, the well-known playwright "The
Women He Married" is a play of to-
day which brings forth Miss Harmed as
an artist-model wife, eharac-
ter similar to "TriIby," the DuMaurier
role that she originated and in which
she achieved her first great success.
Miss Harmed has surrounded herself by
an excellent supporting east and her en-
gagement here promises to be one OF
the most important of the present sea-
son. Seats are now on sale at Ken
bricks.
Homere Veil OF 1872 Cottage street
has returned from Burlington, where he
went to attend the funeral of his SON
Frank, aged IA years, who died in Bel
levue, Canada Tuesday night and whose
body was brought to Burlington, to the
residence Of his uncle Joseph Beaulieu
of 1913 North Champlain street, Wednes-
day night, accompanied by his brother,
Reginald The funeral was held Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock from st. Jo-
seph's church. Rev. J. NJ. Cloarec off
ciating Burial was in Mt. Calvary
cemetery. The bearers were his cousins,
Joseph, Remi and Philip Beauleu and
Arthur Lucia. The boy il survived by
his father. Homere Veil OF Barre, one