The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-01
TALK OF The TOWN
Silk hose SOC at Abbott's.
Lots of new wash goods at Vaughan

Buy your Easter gloves at Fits.
Lots of new wash goods at Vaughan's.
Only to-day in which to license your
dog
New bordered muslins in Abbotts
window
| At the opera house tonight, "The Man
of the Hour"
See the new petticoat. soc at the
! Vaughan store.
4 o. 0gston is passing few days with
/ friends in Calais.
/ Thirty-siX inch messaline only Doc
yard at Vaughans.
Large stock Of baseball goods has
arrived at Shepard's.
/ Chris. Jensen of Plainfield was in the
city yesterday on business trip.
/ President Tiff: The best show lever
saw X. p. and Dokey minstrels.
Bert Hutchins OF Mortified was
business visitor in the city to-day.
Some OF the finest and largest bananas
OF the season. At Diversi Fruit Co.
For sale or to rent-The Rathskeller,
on Pearl street Apply to A. H. Buzzell
"Count-50- en- That is the size
of our chorus, X. p. and Dokey min
strels.
The Frank McWhorter Co. have the
largest line of children's wearables in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Laing went to
lberville, p. O., to-day for visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Milne and
son went to Boston to-day for few
days visit
The Nufangl dress trousers, and the
Duchess working trousers from the Nc
! Whorter Co.
A new drinking fountain or feeder,
for hens and chickens, l5c each, c. w.
lAverill & Co.
Phone Cutler Bros. No. 100, IL you
want a surrey anywhere in the city,
price rs cents.
sally Ann" and philip Lee" are to
be at the Dokey and X. P. minstrels
April and T.
See "Topsy' in her wonderful fire
eating cake.walk. At the K F. and
Dokey MINISTRIES.
Miss Nell Stoughton returned to Bos-
/ ton to-day after weeks visit at her
home in this city,
See new line house dresses and wrap
pers. Special prices Saturday, April J.,
at Veale & knights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gordon returned
last night from two weeks visit with
friends in New York
f. w. Powers of Waterbury returned
TO his home this morning after a visit
4 with relatives in the city
"Good and Plenty. You will say that
it is good, but not plenty, if you at
tend the Dokey minstrels.
s. f. Andrews returned to-day to his
home in Richmond after a visit at the
home of his son, c. s. Andrews.
Remember today is the last day to
pay dog taxes at the regular rate, the
license being doubled after April lst
One OF the funny end men at the X.
z. and Dokey MINISTRIES will tell you
how good it Is to be "A Married Man"
You will agree with us that when you
see our "Uncle Toms Cabin that it
is the only one of its kind. X p min
strels.
Special for Saturday, sweet navel
oranges, Is for 25 cents. Four nice
grape fruit for IS cents. The United
Fruit store.
Go 10 Dodge's for new maple syrup,
bcsJ cIehihtI9 VAttti anu AEtoH ihlu
eggs Dutch cheese to-day, at 800 North
Main street.
Public Scotch dance, "Woodman's hall
Saturday, April /, at s o'clock sharp.
McLeod's three piece orchestra. Gents
so cents, ladies' free.
Talk about your European equilibrist
and your double European equilibrist
want to see little Eva" at the X. p
and Dokey Ministries.
Miss L. Z. Townsend announces her
opening OF spring millinery Friday
March al, and Saturday, April |, at
her millinery parlors, So Washington
street
At the millinery parlors at ITO South
Main street there win be found plenty
of up-to.date hats at reasonable prices
also the new crocheted hats, any size
shape or color.
John Worcester, who pleaded guilty in
the court Yesterday morning to a sub.
sequent offense OF intoxication and the
court suspended sentence until afternoon
was fined SIS and costs Of $500. which
he paid
Baseball managers will do well to
look over our line before placing orders
for baseball goods. We have large
stock and can sell you goods as low as
mail order houses, If you desire
Spaulding goods. we can also supply
you. Uniform samples are here. also
shoes, bats and large line of gloves
at Shepard's, Ii Elm street
c. L. Smith. the auctioneer at th'
John Riddle sale, Thursday gave great
satisfaction Mr. Smith nv the way
is conceded to know his business from
A to 2, and as consequence, he is kept
extremely busy. He is courteous, oblig
ing and popular with the public, who
know him to be honest and square
Therefore he is able to get good prices
where less experienced man and ont
less adapted to the work would fail
1t is saying that it pays to get th'
best and in no place does this apply
more truly than with an auctioneer.-