The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
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We buy apples. See us. H. L. AverilI.
Patent leather concaye belts, 1oc, at
Abbott's.
Three pairs Of muslin curtains for
s1.00 at Perry's today.
Hughes Livery, Merchant street, near
Summer. Phone 1861
There win be whist party in Odd
Fellows hall this evening.
This is sweater weather. The Ster-
ling, at McWhorter's, is the best.
Deputy Sheriff j. T.. Ward went to
Mortified this morning on business.
Come in and take look at our elegant
winter overcoats. Moore & Owens
The Tourist club win meet with Mrs.
10. II. Anker Monday afternoon, Oct 9Th,
Don't forget the Riis lecture at the
opera house on Thursday evening, 0cto-
Der 18th.
Fits has just received line Of tailor
broadcloths for house gowns Price, soc
per yard.
The philomathian club viii meet az
the home OF Miss Wheelock, Monday
evening at 7.3o.
Erwin Il. Jones finished work last
night at Page Bros libery stable and
went to Morrisville this morning for a
visit.
In the great Paint race--LANRENCE
Paint is half mile ahead of any other.
It goes half as far again. Ask E. A..
Prindle.
Special home made candy for Satur-
day, 20 cents ID. box, cream dates 15c
ID, walnat maple fudge, zoe ID at the
Barre Candy Kitchen.
The Ideal Book and Stationery Store
has just added over 200 new Zoe paper
covered novels. Now is your time to
buy good novel;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. HAYES and daugh-
ter returned this morning to their home
In Cabot after few days visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert lnglis.
Monday evening, Oct. 9th, from 7
to 5, we will sell ten copies only OF In
the Shade Of the Old Apple Tree at
lie each. Ayerill Music Co.
Tickets are now on sale at L. A.
Drown's for the Jacob A. Riis lecture,
which will he given at the Barre opera
|honse on Thursday evening, October
18th.
Saturday afternoon, Oct. 7th, we will
give free to the FIRST 200 ladies coming
TO our store sample can Of Japa-
lac. Come early in order to get one.
See advertisement. Reynolds & SON.
The last number in the lecture course
Of 1904 1905 win be lecture BY Jacob
A. Riis at the opera house, ON Thurs
day evening, October =, 1905. Tickets
Iare HOW on sale at browns drug store.
Segcls & Brady invite the parents Of
boys To come ID this evening and see
some If the new things received this
week III boys fall and winter oVercoats
for ages z up to 20 and on sale at mon
ey- saving prices.
Miss Mary Quinlen, daughter Of ". G.
Qninlen, sent TO this office today several
sprigs Of raspberry bushes, containing
about a hundred ripe and partially ripe
berries, with several blossoms also. She
secured the curiosity at her home on the
West Hill.
The annual business meeting OF the
Is. r. G. Il. of the uniyersalisf church
Was held last evening in the yestry.
Twenty eight new members were receiv-
81 into the Union. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year. Presi-
| dent. Mark G. Carpenter; vice president,
Jessie Nelson; secretary, Shirley Brad
ford: treasurer, Esther Fits; chairman
lookout committee, Sadie Clark; chair
man devotional committee, Stella
Brooks; chairman flower committee,
Ruth ouigley 4 social followed in
which games were played.
q. 4. McIyer, who has been d guest
Iof Donald Smith, returned yesterday 70
his home in Sherbrooke, r. @. Mr.. Me-
IVer came to Montpelier with the sher-
brooke Commandery, Knight Templars,
to take part IN the Centennial parade,
There were 81 knights from sherbrooke
| in the parade and they put up fine APP
pearanee. Their interest in the Centen-
NAL and the Commandery, was shown
| by the fact that they came over 160
miles for the celebration The Knight
remplars had as many ii the parade as
were ever Seen in this section.
Every prudent buyer in mems fur
nishings and shoes should read A. A.
Smith & Brothers advertisement which
appears on page four of this paper and
should not rest contented until they
have visited their busy store and avail
ed themselves of the many opportunities
offered by them to buy fall furnishings,
etc, at money saving prices. We will
quote few Of their specials: MEMS
double breasted wool understands, redne-
ed from s125 to soc; mems 25e wool
hose, Ice: ladies' rtbbers, S9e per pair;
mems rubber boots, S2.os per pairs mems
rolled edge rubbers, SOC per pair; mems
hats, in both soft and stiff, reduced from
s1.50, $500 and $3.50 to close at Csc;
President suspenders at sec 1.-THE only
place in New England where this sus-
pender is sold for less than 50c1.