The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.
No auction tonight.
Fur lined coats AZ Eiffsl

No auction tonight.
Fur-lined coats at Fits.
See cur line Of burnt wood goods.
O. J. Dodge.
Get one of those velvet suits for s9.9
at Abbott's.
Combination suits for boys, to 16,
at McWhorter's.
Blankets for 45c, 75c, csc, s1.25 and
$3.50 at yeale & Knights.
Jack knives that are warranted in ey-
cry way. Averill Music Co.
Charles A. Brown returned last night
from Georgia, where he spent Thanks
giving.
Miss Margaret Daley returned last
nigth from visit at her home in Bur
lington.
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs.
w. E. Lazell Monday afternoon at half
past two.
Get tickets for the Goddard minstrel
show in advance Of NJ. I. Calef and be
sure of seat
Billiards. steamship agency has receiv-
ed word that the Canobic arrived at Ma
pies Thursday at . a. m.
Have you seen our fur.lined coatsf
If not, you had better. We have the
best to be found. Moore & Owens.
There will be public whist party in
the |. 0. +. hall in the Worthen block,
Monday night. Everybody is cordially
invited.
Supt. 0. d. Mathewson went TO Bur
.fx 80 =.
meeting of the state normal school com
missioners.
A Nonparell old flow blue 1l2-piece
dinner set at S14.50 viii make a beau
tiful Christmas gift. Kenyon & Co.'S
Bargain Store
Saturday Candy.-Butter scotch waf-
ers, Use per pound; walnut fudge, ma
pie and vanilla, 20 per pound. At Barre
Candy Kitchen.
Our large and beautiful line Of Christ
mas cards and calendars has arrived.
Don't forget the place. Ideal Book and
Stationery Store.
Z. NJ. Jones, who has been visiting
for few days at the home of his
brother, L. E. Jones, left yesterday af-
ternoon for Syracuse, N. ~, where he
lis attending Syracuse university.
The f. b. Cate Real Estate Agency
has sold for Joseph Martin his farm,
stock and tools, located in Plainheld,
to 0ney Raymond of this city. Mr..
Martin takes Mr.. Raymond's cottage on
Eimwood avenue in part payment. Con-
sideration in the deal, $1,000.
M x1...4 II fs,s.lI...I - -,
strcl show in seminary hall Friday,
Dec s, the proceeds to go to the Athletic
association. This is the first genuine
minstrel show ever given at Goddard and
side splitting time Is guaranteed to
all who attend Tickets rs cents.
| IA we must make room of our excep-
tionally large stock of Christmas goods
arriving daily, we have decided to close
out large lots OF underwear, in wool,
camels' hair and fleece lined, at from
IS to Is per cent discount. Large lot
of cashmere hose, regular 25c goods, to
close at 15c; $3.50 and S2.75 high cut
rubbers with lace or buckles to 60 al
! S19s; felt shoes, reduced from $3.50
and $500, to close at S1.9s. See adver-
tisement on 4th page a. a. Smith
Il Brother.
According 20 division order No. i.
sued from the headquarters Of the Ver'
mont sons OF Veterans, Camp No. Of
Barre has been disbanded. This division
says J.. r.. Ripley's report, has been prac-
tically dead for some time and It was
Thought best hv r. f. Perry and w. W
IIapoint to disband. The report adds
There il prospect that new and livs
camp will be organized at Barre in tbs
near future to fill the place Of the CAM
just disbanded.7
The Barre library association held ii
annual meeting in the library yeste1.
day afternoon at three o'clock. Ihs
officers OF the past year were reelected
lthey being Miss Carrie Wheelock, presi
dent; Mrs. Henry Phelps, secretary ant
treasurer; Mrs. Louise i. Boyce, libra,
irian. The association voted to rent ths
books at the same rate, si.50 for year
so cents for six months or 10 cents fol
| a week. The library now has in al
nearly $500 books 1t was voted <
lbuy the cards for a card index system