The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-09


10 the house with illness.
Miss Eva Houston, trimmer in Mrs
Shepards department, went to her home
in Mortified this morning.
Father J. 2. o'Neil Of Mortified, who
has been visiting Father McKenna, re-
turned to his home this morning.
Belle G. Batchelder Of Barre has pur-
chased of Ella G. Gymer lot of land
on Ridge street in Montpelier for $500.
win farmers having beef Of pork to
sell notify inc and | will call and see
it and make an offer for ii 4. Tomasi,
Barre.
Effective as remedy and delicious
a. CONNECTION those Old fashioned
Horehound Drops al the Red Cross
Pharmacy
Don't forget the change in location
81 the Masonic fair harvest supper.
blanchard block, Friday, Nov. 10, 5
to Z. Tickets 25c
The ehildren's department at Nc
Whorter's is the pride OF the store.
Everything in the line Of children's cloth
ing and furnishings.
Anthony Tomasi was his own bonds
man in the liquor cases against him in
the city court, and 6. Tomasi did not
figure in it, As stated in yesterdays
paper.
W r. Davis,who started jewelry store
| in the Ideal Book store about two
months ago, has closed up his business
| there and went TO Bradford this morn
ling, where he will remain for the present.
All members and friends of the Ladies'
Union " the Eniyersalist church are re-
Quested to meet at the vestry Friday
afternoon At l.a0 o'clock, to begin the
decorating for the coming Ice carni-
yalv
AT the meeting Of tile Clerks union
last evening the following four candi-
dates were initiated into the union:
Mrs. Katherine Layelle, Miss Olive Sar-
gent. Miss Elizabeth McCiue and 1 D.
Parmenter.
The Sunny South company entertained
| a good-size audience at the Barre opera
house last evening. The company, con.
sisting of dozen colored people, were
strong in voice and supple in body, and
the singing and the dancing were good.
A great variety Of hand made fancy
articles. aprons Of all kinds, stocks,
hand made handkerchiefs, preserves and
jellies. home made candies, etc. will be
on sale at the Ice CarnivaTs at the Uni
lversalist sestry on Nov 18th, 18th, and
10TH
| The Ladies of the Philathea class Of
the Baptist church are invited to spend
social evening at the home Of Mrs.
n. A. Cragg, II Hill street on Friday
leyening next, from 7.30 TO $50 p. nj.
Every member Is urgently requested to
be present and TO invite a friend.
A special meeting Of the Washington
county bar was held at Montpelier yes
terday afternoon. A committee to pre-
pare resolutions ON the death OF Judge
! Henry r. Start was appointed, consist
ling OF Zed S. Stanton, of Roxbury, Fred
| A. Rowland. Of Montpelier, and John
| w. Gordon OF Garren. 1t is probable that
about Is members OF the bar viii attend
the funeral Friday.
| Miss A. Belle Young, commercial
teacher in Spaulding high school, who
has been unable to resume her duties
| this fall because Of the illness of her
mother, writes Superintendent Mathew.
| son that she hopes TO take up her work
next week. Miss Tia AIeWhorter Of this
city has been teaching in the commercial
department during Miss Youngss alb
sence.
| Nathan b. Lucia, 4 brother Of j. H.
Lucia of Montpelier, died Tuesday at the
Northampton, Mass, hospital after Il
long illness The deceased was born IN
Bridport, W.T., IN 1S45. He served two
years in the Union army in the Civil
War and Oh his return settled in Bellows
Falls as carpenter and contractor lie
| then went to Northampton to have
charge Of the woodworking department
OF instruction in the Clarke school for
the deaf
The three Barre bowling teams lead
/ the three Montpelier teams in the In
tercity bowling league, the standing be-
ling Eagles 1913, Enrekas IT'S, 0'Learys
$3.50, while the Montpelier teams are
fowls 1913, Capitals .000and Students 600
1 Inc ciOHc Oh Tie lllHt WICK VI tile ltztZue
season found IS Of the 30 members OF
the six teams with averages of ISL on
lover; Daley OF the Owls heads the list
lat lSs. The spare averages of 700 OF
lover and the bowlers holding them at
the end OF the first week are as follows:
Black, .S75; Daley, 500; Trenoweth,
500; AverlI, 500; Noonan, .7ss; Me-
Donald, .7s4 Smith, 1871; Walsh, .732;
Dewey, .1o7.
! Unm tchable prices, nnmatchable val
ues and unmatchable styles are strongly
emphasized in this weeks announcement
Of A. A. Smith 4 Brother on the 4th
page Of this issue. Suspenders in this
great sale, including the celebrated Soc
President suspenders, are being closed
out by them at 25c per cent under price
Seeing is believing. That the people
have faith in these goods and the low
price is evidenced by the large number
who are taking advantage of them with
] profit. Underwear, hosiery, light and
heavy rubbers, felts, leggings, etc, etc
are being cleared at sharp and decisive
figuring, equal to from % to IS pei
cent in many instances.