The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Fur sale at AbBott's.

Mems S4.oO tan oxfords for $500 at
John McLean's.
Buster Brown hose, 2Ic per pair, Sat
urday, at Vaughan's.
Children's tams at AlcWhorter's in a
variety of styles and colors.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Cook went to High
gate today for weeks outing.
A. P. Abbott & Co have now their
new line Of tailored dress skirts.
Today's special at Perry's is chill
dren's dresses at Wholesale prices.
Just received, the most stylish rain
coat in the city, for only $3.50. At Fits
Come, while sizes are good, for your
tan oxfords at half price. John Mclean
Miss Bertha Mclean has returned
from camping vacation on Fairlee
Lake
Miss Gladys Gale went to Waitsield
To-day for few weeks visit with re-
latives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred King returned last
might from few days visit with friends
lin Cabot.
Paul Fantara Of Williamstown sails
from New York today for Italy, where
he goes on a visit.
DR.. Frederick Fletcher Of Bradford
has been visiting his brother Charles
Kent Of this city.
Mrs. Denny Densmore and children
went to Albany today, where they will
reside in the future.
Miss Beatrice Hurley Of Sfelrose,
4 1Iaes ,t-1.. Laa x+t- A
lBradford's, went to Mortified today.
In the neurology list Of the Washing
ton County Veterans association were
Joseph Wells and G. W. Brink Of Barre
Mrs. c. v. FELTON, and daughter, who
have been visiting at i. r. Ricketts,. re-
turned 10 their home in st. Adams to-
lday.
The lady who took the fountain pen
/ from H. +. Cutters office IS requested
TO return the same and avoid an investi-
CATION.
II Don't forget The sociable to be held at
the Presbyterian church, Wednesday
evening, Aug. 23. Come and we shall see
that YOU have good time.
Rowe Morrison Of Waterbury il in
town for short time on his way home,
after spending two weeks vacation at
his cottage on Lake Morcy.
Regular meeting Of Junior Court
Barre, No. 1, +. of A., will be held in
Eoresters hall, Monday evening, Aug
21, at 7.30. Let an members be pres
ent.
Don't fail to Investigate the liquida-
ton sale at Segels 4 Brady's. Read
their advertisement in this issue and
look Tor the big white sign over their
store door.
Charles Merchant late Of Glasgow
Scotland, wishes address of jamie Mer
chant, late Of Aberdeen. Married name
not known. Address SIS Carroll Place
New Brunswick, N. J.
Company f, Vermont National Guard
Twill return home shortly after on
O'Clock this afternoon, the state encamp
ment having broken up this forenoon
They will come BY special train
Couch, two bicycles, one go-cart, on,
mirror, is BY SO, one pair portieres, cos
$4,000, in good condition, and large as
sortment Of useful household goods fo
sale at any time. Auction each nigh
this week. City Auction Rooms.
II is expected that reunion OF iii,
Sth Vermont Regiment will be held il
Montpelier on October 3, the day before
the centennial celebration, This date il
chosen in the belief that a larger at
tendance can be secured because OF thu
celebration
I. G. Peters returned last evening
from Bennington, where he participated
IN the STATE golf tournament with E. d
Field. as representatives of the Barr,
Golf club. both Mr.. Peters and Mr.
Iield were put out Of the running in TIL
aqualifying round Of the tournament.
At the meeting Of the Vermont Com
lmandery, Military Order of Foreign
Wars, held at the state camp ground
Capt. Z. j. Badger OF Barre was mad,
chairman OF the committee on compan
lionship, and Capt. f. g. Carswell wa.
: made an alternate delegate to the ma
taonal eommanderv.
The Loyal Temperance Legion viii
present an attractive program of music
exercises and recitations at the Baptist
church tomorrow evening. An addition
TO the program as prepared for last sun
lday evening will Be reeitations BY
alisses Bertha Mason and Eva Walsh.
A collection will be taken for the benefit
lot the Legion
II A. A. Smith & Brother wish too an.
nounce that they have received over
Il 1000 samples for fall suits, trousers and
oyercoats, and invite all parties inter
ested TO call and examine the same.
They viii be pleased to show you the
| goods whether you are ready to buy or
not. Call in and see them. They would
also say that their fall line of Young
| Brothers hats have arrived and are now
ready for inspection.
| The extraordinary large purchases
made by a. A. Smith & Brother in
shirts, shoes, underwear and furnishings
enables them to offer up to-date goods
now at price that cannot be duplicated
in this city. just consider the follow
ing: Shoes sold at $1.9s that formerly
sold for $500 and shoes sold for S2.9s
that formerly sold for $3.50 and $500.
S1.25 and $3.50 shirts to close at SOC.
union made working shirts reduced from
SOC to 39c each Large lots Of soft
and stiff hats, regular S150 and $3.50
grades, only 95c each. Black, tan and
fanny hose, only &c per pair. Collars,
all styles, all shapes and all sizes, &c
each See the high-cut shoe offered at
S1.9S and compare it with the $500
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