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

Dig safe OF ladles nose tFluAy hnu
Saturday at Vaughan's.
A chance to save money OH muslin
curtains. At Perry's Saturday.
II. L. Campbell went to Waterbury
this morning on business trip.
See the values Abbott is showing in
long separate coats just received.
Fresh, berries in this morning, "a cents
per basket at the United Fruit store.
Miss Edith Blanchard of Randolph is
visiting her sister, Miss Stella BLANCHE
ard.
Auction sale at and p, m. in City
auction rooms Saturday; new art square
and pictures.
# you want genuine stocking bar
gain, see what Veale & Knight can give
you for l5c, two pair for 25c.
Otto coke for the range; cheaper than
wood; hotter fire. Sold only by Calder
4 Richardson Depot square. Phone
449.L.
Saturday, May 8, Is the last day you
can pay your water rent without ten
per cent. being added. Office open every
evening 7 to s.
Bear in mind the NJ. W. of A. dance
Saturday, May 6, Rowland hall, Riley's
orchestra of five pieces. Fifty cents
for gents, ladies 10 cents.
Thomas Harrington, former resi-
dent of Barre, is in the city few days.
Mr.. Harrington is a travelling man for
a western granite concern.
Every little girl who comes In our
store Saturday morning can have a Nc
Calls doll pattern free of charge. June
McCall's now ready, Veale & Knight.
Fireman John Heney responded to a
still call for chimney fire at 5 o'clock
this morning at No. Second street.
He found a hot chimney fire, but no
damage was done.
Health Officer Dr. NJ. D. Lamb reports
that there are many cases OF mumps
in this city and that parents are neg
Letting to report the cases to the health
officer as required by law.
Just received, large assortment of
new up-to-date postcards, including
comics, birthday, notices and Vermont
views Come in and look them over.
Prices, cent and up. c. N. Kenyon
& Cos Bargain store.
Troop of the boy scouts will meet
at the Presbyterian church Saturday |
afternoon at 1915 1t is hoped that |
every scout, so far as possible win be
there on time, for there is to be hike.
X. j. Charles, scout master.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Kinzie of Lynn,
Mass, formerly of Barre, are in the city
for short time, being guests at J.
NJ. Perry's on Elm street. The former
was called here on business, and Mrs. /
Kinzie took the opportunity to renew
many acquaintance.
Pitching for Tufts college Wednes-
lay, Rob Smith. formerly of Goddard
seminary, gave Bowdoin college but five
hits and struck out fourteen men; yet
his team lost by the score of to 3,
largely. because of the inability OF the
Aledford collegians to hit successfully.
A meeting of the Southend football club
was held Wednesday night and the fol-
owing officers were appointed: Presidnet,
William Walker; vice president, A. Rob
,rtson; captain, J. Duncan; vice cap
ain, j. Webster; secretary, r. Mulch
y West Patterson street, phone 1884.
The body OF Major H. A. Abbott, who
lied last winter in Aberdeen, Wash,
which was brought to this city, and
,laced in the tomb in Elmwood ceme-
cry. was removed from the tomb to-
Ia wand inferred in the Abbott family
OF in the Wilson cemetery in Barre
Town.
Auction Sale-H. NJ. Farnham, the
lorse man, of Montpelier, VT, will hold
lis second big combination auction sale
N Friday May IL, 1911, at 10 o'clock
n the forenoon at his place OF business
ust out of Montpelier on the North
ield road. Any one having horses, cows
,r other stock, wagons, harnesses, farm
ools and machinery or other property,
,hey wish sold, please notify Il. NJ.
sarnham, Montpelier VT, or 9, T. Smith,
luctioneer, Barre, VT, at once, so the
property can be properly advertised.
@The New Stenographer.' Hfelike
comedies and farces are always in great
demand among the patrons OF the pic
ure shows, and no producing company
las finer reputation for this sort OF
,ieture than the yitagraph Company OF
america. To see the trade mark OF this
ompany on film is almost equivalent
o a guarantee of superiority in adj
ance. The latest Vitagraph farce is
The New Stenographer," which will be
Inhibited at the Dreamland to-day and
morrow. The stenographer was no
rize beauty. but in the long run she
roved more acceptable to her employers
han the giddy but pretty girls who
pset the whole office force. The fiim
tory has human side to it that 10