The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-06
lALk OF HE Town
New garments at Abbott's.


Sale corset covers at Vaughan's.
New coats and skirts at Yaughan's
Corset demonstration this week at
Fits
Mrs. Ellen Keefe has gone to Boston
on business.
Sale Bingham and percales at The
Vaughan Store.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's.
Lumbermen's overs and arctics sold at
cost at Tilden's sale.
L. r. johnson of Richford was in the
city Saturday on business.
Perry's store carries the "Tuf" hose,
which for wear cannot be beaten.
Working shoes at 10 per cent. dis
count at Tilden's annual shoe sale.
Miss Beulah Tillotson is spending a
few days in Orange with relatives,
NJ r. Farnham Of Williamstown was
business visitor in town Saturday.
d r. Farnham of Bethel was among
the visitors in the city over Sunday.
II. G. Bennett unloaded car OF Cad
lilac automobiles yesterday morning.
Samples OF new muslin underwear.
Have you seen them? AT Vaughsn's.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Ladd went to
Boston yesterday to attend the auto
mobile show
The condition OF =. p. Odds Of Wash
ington street, who is seriously i'll, re-
mains unchanged.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bianchi of Hanover,
n H., visited friends in the city Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Nellie Sadier returned this
morning from visit over Sunday with
friends in Burlington.
Mrs. L. A. Clapp Of Highgate visit
ed her brother, L. r. Holmes, at tho
Eureka restaurant yesterday.
Napoleon l.. Baker OF Ross barber
shop is seriously i'll with the grippe at
his home on Summer street,
G. Vall, C. Bern and A. Comolli re.
turned this morning from several
months visit at their old home ia Italy.
The Glover club will meet with Mrs
Cummings on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Subject, Some Useful Discov-
cries"
Miss A. h. Clancy, the corsetiere,
will be at Mrs, Il. A. Churchill's, %
Merchant street, Wednesday and Thurs
day Of this week.
The members OF the K 0. II. will
meet at the home OF Miss Annie Rhind,
81 Brook street, Tuesday evening, March
4 at Z o'clock.
Miss T. T. Townsend and Miss Emma
Phillips left this morning for New York,
where they will visit the millinery mar
kets to purchase the spring styles.
Mrs. James Mortimer OF 571a Brook
street was taken in B. w Hooker Il
company's ambulance to the Heaton hos.
pital at Montpelier to-day for treat
ment.
The Welcome club Of the union Sun
day school snowshoed to the home Of
III. NJ. Allen Saturday evening, where
an oyster supper was served and an en-
ioyable evening spent.
A meeting of the members and adj
herents OF the Presbyterian church viii
be held in the church vestry Tuesday
evening to elect pastor to fill the va
caney caused by the resignation Of Rev.
j. Dugald Mackenzie.
On Saturday morning the spaulding
high sub juniors defeated the Episcopal
choir boys at basketball IN the Church
street gymnasium by the score Of Al to
49, For the sub juniors, Brown scored
s baskets, Lebouryeau 4, Blaekmore 3,
Levin 3 and Smith j; for the Episcopal
boys, Anderson 8, Kidder ? and 0g |
ston !.
In Seven Days" the comedy that ID /
coming to the opera house next Friday
night, March 10. there is a roof garden |
scene that IS triumph in stage produe
tion and theatrical effect The scene /
shows the Roof OF house on Riverside |
drive al night, overlooking New York |
City and the Jersey shore across the
Hudson.
No free rides But our customers are /
always welcome to inspect our stables 4
and cattle We are to-day producing 4
every quart Of milk sold by our cart on \
our own farm, joining the city line. In |
the nearly five years we have been in 1
the milk business here, there has never
been a sample Of our milk sent TO the
laboratory Of hygiene, which did not
test 800 or better. Each and every one
was absolutely free from dirt or any
other contamination, Mr.. Milk Con-
sumner, it falls on me to tell you this.
as our health officer does not see fit to
publish each dairys standing, as DR..
Lindsay has done in Montpelier. Phone
2l4-l2. T. B. Martin.