The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Comforters at wholesale at Perry's on
Saturday.
McWhorter has few more of those
half-price suits
Just received at Abbott's, large in
voice Of new coats.
Go to Moore & Owens for fur-lined
gloves and mittens.
Arthur Mcneil went to Burlington
this morning to spend the day.
Don't fail to inspect the fur coats and
fur lined coats at McWhorter's.
Auction Saturday night, Nov %. See
partial list of goods to be sold.
Finest line of first-ciass jewelry in
the city at 4. O. Holmes, jeweler.
Miss Marguerite Brown viii give a
reading at the Presbyterian fair this
evening.
Litany and Confirmation Instruction
at the Church of the Good Shenherd to-
night at o'clock.
Ernest Worthen returned yesterday
lafternon from Rutland for visit at
his home here over Thanksgiving.
~The Colonial Period OF American His
tory will be the subject of the illustrat-
Cd lecture at the Universalist church
Sunday evening.
L. Fl. Pomeroy Of Enosburg Falls has
been elected manager of the Montpelier
seminary base ball nine. G. 4. Mitchell
OF Milton is captain.
Saturday home made candy, zoe box;
stuffed cream dates, sc b.; fruit candy,
15e ID; lemon cocoanut, lSc 10, at the
Barre Candy Kitchen.
States Attorney jackson says that he
viii advise with Attorney General Fits
as to the advisability of calling a special
grand jury as some of the respondents
now under arrest would have to wait
until September.
Segel 4 Brady offer for Saturday, as
Thanksgiving special, 20 pairs of mems
heavy Zoe and l5c cotton, canvas and
duck cloth working and driving gloves
at only Sc pair or two pairs for l5c.
Can You afford to 60 bare-handed &C
this price
The Manhattan Stock Company will
play an engagement at the Barre opera
house next week commencing Monday
evening, Nov. 27th, with the great melo-
drama Wicked London, A carload OF
scenery viii be used. Seats on sale Sat
urday morning at the Red Cross Phar-
macy.
From the middle 81 October to the
middle OF November licensed druggists
made only 81 sales according to the
returns at the county clerks Office. 4.
+. Leavitt Of Plainfield reported 80 sales
/ by prescription and four to physicians,
while ]. K. isham of Waterbury reported
II sales for the month Of October
Those who contribute to the Christ
mas sale, which is to be held in the
lparlors OF the Congregational church in
The afternoon and evening Of Wednes-
iday, Dec 9th, are asked to bring the
larticles to the church on the afternoon
lof that day as early as possible. All
contributions will be much appreciated
There will be special meeting OF the
Modern Woodinen 81 America Saturday
incoming at S o'clock at their hall foi
tile purpose Of attending the funeral d
our late deceased neighbor Joseph q
Castonia. Members please wear white
gloves. Foresters il uniform. a. ]
I,oranger, Clerk; John I. Mcdonald
Consul.
/ Supt Mathewson OF the public school:
reports that since April there have beer
l1,454 pupils registered, and that thi;
term the attendance ID 2,23S. There
are about 225 in the high school ant
ninth grade, the latter being closely al
lied with the high school. Eight in
lstructors are engaged nj the high school
Miss Roby, the teacher just engaged
Twin teach classes in mathematics, his
tory and English.
| Levi +. Cole, father OF Leon Cole o
lof Arm 0f ID. w. Hooker & Co., died yes
lterday at his home in Marshiield, aftel
Ia long illness with heart trouble. Mr.
Cole had resided IN Cabot nearly all hi
life and went to Marshfeld about :;
lyear ago. The deceased leaves be
sides his son, Leon, Of this city, d daugh
ter, Mrs. G. G. Lamson of Hardwiek
i three brothers, Horace Calvin and Lucins
land one sister, Mrs. Martin Ballou, thi
Halter Of Montpelier. The funeral vii
be held tomorrow afternoon.
/ You can save the price Of a Thanks
/ giving dinner for your family by taking
advantage Of the remarkable clearanc'
sale now on at a. A. Smith g. Brother
Flannel shirts worth $I.50 to close al
csc; $3.50 sweaters in mems and boys
sizes to close at Csc; mems felt shoes re
duced from So. so to S1.9s; leggin rubberi
reduced from $1.50 and $1.75 to S1.39
one buckle dress overshoes reduced from
$3.50 and $1.7o to $1.29; suspenderl
reduced from soc to SOC; wooden an
cashmere hosiery reduced from 25c Il
| 15c per pair; heavy wooden socks, equa
to the home knit, to close at Acc, easil.
worth csc. Call and let us prove Il
you that the above bargains are genu
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