The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.



Black Cat hose at Abbott's.
View lot of sizes in Munsing union
suits at Abbott's.
Golf and silk-lined gloves for ladies'
at Veale & Knights.
Have you noticed Fits advertisement
for Monday EVENING"
A swell line of house coats and bath
robes at McWhorter's.
Hot-house lettuce at the new fish
market. Jaynes & Martin.
Stone cutters left hand gloves at only
Zoe a pair at Segel & Brady's.
Finest line of first-class jewelry in
the city at E. 0. Holmes, jeweler.
Saturday candy zoe box, molasses
kisses, 15c h.; peanut bar, 10c b., at
Barre Candy Kitchen.
The Clover club vii observe sDomes-
tic Science with Mrs. f. W. Cummings
Tuesday afternoon at $50.
Everything in cold weather goods for
men and boys can be found at Moore
& Ovens at reasonable prices.
The electric cars are being newly up
holstered and finished inside, and new
heating apparatus being put in.
The Barre Golf club is to hold its
first annual ball in the old Masonic hall
in the Bolster block, Tuesday, Nov. rs.
NJ NJ. Gordon went to Burlington this
morning on business and from there he
will go to Highgate for a few days hunt
ing.
The Young Woman's Tourist club Will
meet with Mrs. w. +. Harris, % Liberty
street, Monday afternoon for social
time.
For stealing gun, Edward Lee was
taken yesterday by Sheriff Tracy to the
state prison to serve not less than two
nor more than two and a bali years.
Mrs. II. @. Worthen very pleasantly
entertained Mrs. Hester Fifeld Richard
son OF Montpelier, Miss Lucie Calef OF
Washington and Mrs. Carrie b. Carpen-
ter Of this city last evening at her home
on Keith avenue.
The members Of the Montpelier Bap.
fist church viii give farewell reception
to Rev and Mrs Guy G. Iamson at the
itQtA7E Va MOfAftfH titAt Nff0lltNudy fAtIi-
ing. Mr.. Lamson is to leave Montpelier
50 as to preach in his new charge at Hyde
Park, Mass, Thanksgiving day. His
successor has not yet been chosen. 1t
may be possible that the office will be
supplied for three months until an APP
pointment is permanently made.
Whether the large kite that has beer
floating above us during the day is used
by the Herald Square moving picture
people for obtaining local views for ex-
hibiti0n purposes or TO locate best places
FOR securing good wholesome candies
for their candy matinees does not seem
to be definitely settled The fact, how.
ever remains that everybody for miles
laround saw it and conceded that it's d
clever advertising medium and wei
worthy the splendid picture it announces
/! Tickets for evening performance at Red
Cross Pharmacy.
Al the opera house the Herald Square
moving PICTURES tonight have only beer
advertised here several days but every.
body remembers the fine selections of.
fered by this company last season. The
subjects offered this trip are all new
and include the very latest big feature
sensations including the Nihilists,
How Jones Lost HIS Roll" Sufnmei
.Boardcrs'', exeutiatingly funny, "Ths
Deadwuod Sleeper another laughable al
/ fair, ~1he Young Tranps", the onis
Trivial of the Lost Child, and many others
Tickets for tonight's performance al
Red Cross Pharmacy.
| Every man, every boy and every youth
should avail himself OF the opportunity
offered by A. a. Smith & Brother I'd
purchase his supply Of cold weather
goods at a saving of from 10 to 81
lper cent Of the regular prices. just
Imagine double breasted wooden under.
wear reduced from S1.25 to soc. cash.
mere hose reduced from 25c to 15c pei
pair, $3.50 sweaters in mems and boys
sizes to close at CSC. Flannel shirts
with and without collars, reduced from
S1.50 to 9Sc Gloves and mittens, all
styles and weights, reduced from $1.2s
and $1.50 to soc. Large lots of 75s
gloves and mittens to close at Ace. Felt
shoes reduced from $3.50 and S2.75 "a
$1.9s. Mems leggings reduced from
SI.00 and s1.25 to soc. Logging rubbers
of all kinds at money saving prices
Read their advertisement on page four