The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Auction sale tonight, City Auction
Rooms.
Special sale on lace curtains for Sat.
urday at Hooker's.
Il got you, Steve" Meet you at the
Uniform Rank dance tonight.
Baby's cribs, high chairs, nursery
chairs and doll carriages at Hooker's.
| Regular meeting of the |. O. o. L.,
NJ. T., Friday evening, April II, at
o'clock.
| Orion A. Stilzer of Palmer, Mass, was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday,
Get your seats early for the B. A. G.
Ministries tonight to assure yourself
of a good seat.
Buy your pure silk hose Friday and
Saturday, 25c and SOC per pair, at The
Vaughan Store.
Save time and labor by using Dust
bane. Sold by your grocer and at the
~ D. Phelps Co.
Hear William Robertson sing THE
Salt of the Sea For Me-" at the B. A. c.
mlnstrels tonight.
c. Edward Barber of Cooperstown, n.
Y, was among the business visitors in
the city yesterday
Nice ripe bananas, 20c dozen lG @or
25c. New string beans just in at the
United Fruit Store
Make your necessary dry goods pur-
chases here and get Mccall. pattern
free. Henry w. Knight
Use the sanitary sweeping compound,
Dustbane, for stores and halls Distrib-
uted by the n. ID. Phelps Go.
Plan to hear Alex Mckenzie sing my
Love Is Greater Than the World at
the B. A. G. Ministries tonight
To Rent-A tenement of four or six
rooms, with bath, hot water, electric
lights, gas range, garden and hen house.
Apply at SO Merchant street.
There is only one Dustbane and moth
ing just as good, so insist upon having
it. If you have not tried it. come in
and get a sample at the n. d. Phelps Co.
This is the last cali for navel sweet
oranges at l5c dozen, 20 for 25c; sweet
and juicy at 60c dozen, at the United
Fruit Store
Miss Florence Wakefield returned this
morning to her home in Concord \ IL,
after spending several days with friends
in the city.
Arthur F. Calderwood Of South Main
street went yesterday to his home n
st. Johnsbury for few days visit
with relatives.
II is worth the price Of admission to
hear James Bennett sing that beautiful
ballad. Mine at the B. A. c. min
strels tonight.
Henry I. Mclaughlin, who has been
SPENDING week in the city on bus
mess, will leave tonight for his home
in Chelsea, Mass.
William Robertsons solo will be one
of the first numbers on the program,
as he has another engagement So come
early. Uniform Rank concert tonight.
Another large shipment of wall pa
pers Just received at Hooker's. II con
sidering papering a room or two look
their line over before deciding elsewhere.
Mrs. Francis Hennessey. who has been
visiting relatives in Barre and East
Barre for the past ten days, left yes
to-day afternoon for her home in East
ST. Johnsbury.
G. A. Hill Of Mortified was in the
city yesterday on business connected
with the Eastern Estate Tea company,
which firm he represents in the Dog
river valley.
For sale: Beds, bureaus, chairs, tn
bles, curtains, pictures, also a combina.
ton bookcase and desk, nearly new and
in good condition. Inquire at the Uni.
yersalist parsonage.
That popular comedian, @. G. Burnell
supported by James Gall and "Golde'
Douglass in their mirth provoking one
act playlet. "A Lawyers Dilemma i.
a fac fytpa oat nF bn A =
tonight
many people have formed the opinion
that the Uniform Rank. X. Of F., concert
and dance is private affair. It is not
We want everyone to come and share
good time with us. Friday evening
April IL.
From inquiries, it would seem a
great many people have formed the opin-
ion that the Uniform. Rank X. Of p,
concert and dance is a private affair.
1t is not. We want everyone to come
ond share good time with us. To-
night.
A few good makes OF pianos to be had
at Bailey's Music Rooms are as follows
lvers & Pond, McPhail Shoninger, Koh- !
Ter & Campbell, Wellington, kranch &
Bach We also carry talking machines |
and records. Sold on easy payment plan |
IA Elm street. Barre, Vt. Phone 79,1l. |
II J. LaRoe, local manager.
Fireman Robert ID. Carpenter, has re-
sumed his duties at the central fire sta
ton, after having spent several days |
with relatives in Rochester. Six weeks |
ago, Mr.. Carpenter received serious in-
juries in fire at East Barre and until |
this week he has been unable to do |
manual labor of any kind.
"The Horseshoe"- Through Cupid's |
agency, Barton Sumner finds hreself |
minus the services of stenographer |
Minnie Rogers is doing the daily rounds
of employment bureaus seeking a chance |
to earn a living She accidentally Stun
bles across horseshoe which she tacks
above the door leading to her lodgings |
In the end. of course, everything turns
out happily for all concerned. In this /
particular instance Barton Sumner finds |
his long awaited stenographer, and Miss |
Rogers finds her ideal employer but
" hats the use of spelling the pleas
urable delight of this story by telling
all that happens before witnessing the