The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-23

Adams Of Randolph Center visited with
friends in the city today.
have q few more trimmed hats that
| viii close out for SI.0O. Were $500
and $500. Mrs. j. NJ. Bond, over Aver
ills hardware store,
Dance at East Barre opera house. Civ
en- by Alfred Hyland and John Letour-
neau, Saturday evening, February cath.
Admission, so cents.
The Queen oil the Forest Circle, No,
| 357, will hold public whist party on
Saturday, Feb. oath, in the Foresters'
hall, Wortheu black
Saturday candy, zoe per box; sailed
peanut cocoanut kisses; fruit candy, Use
per pound Fresh made Saturday at
the Barre Candy Kitchen.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Dickerinan 81
Bristol, who have been Writing for a
few days at the home Of Rev. aud Mrs.
NV. a. Kinzie, returned to their home
this morning.
The St bloomsbury academy basket
ball team which played Goddard last
evening, went to burlington this morn
ing where they play Burlington high
schrool this evening.
Miss Mabel o. Kent OF Plainfeld has
been secured as supply teacher in the
city schools She is graduate of the
Randolph Normal school and has been
teaching in Plaintield
G. S, Wallace and family visited yes
terday al the home Of his brother, James
Wallace, in Waterbury, and while there
attended sugaring Of. Mr. Wallace
I tapped about dozen trees at his farm
last Tuesday morning, and the sap ran
very well that day and Wednesday.
There was record breaking atten-
dance at the whist party given by ST.
| John Court q OF III, last evening. "A
tables Of players were present and all
/ enjoyed very pleasant evening The
4 prizes were won as follows; First. by
Miss Mary Carroll and L. Duprey, with
1 co., per cent; second, by Mrs II Burn
ham and II. Bolt With 67.7 per cent.
! The composition settlement OF thirty.
1 i've cents, offered the creditors OF Segels
& Brady and accepted By them, has been
approved BY Judge Hoyt II. Wheeler Of
Brattleboro, through the referee, Il. II.
Deavitt, So that the firm was able Ia
reopen its store in the Bolster block to.
day They announce that they are "a
/ hold a sale about March first, 10 close
out the old goods and make room for
the new.
Two boys VINO were driving one Of
Hughes livery teams Thursday morning
went around the corner from Prospect Ia
Main streets too carlcssly and the re.
suit was that they rode on one runner
| for considerable distance and then
piled up IN heap in Fred Slayton's
drive way The horse was mhitche1 and
gotten up and the sleigh righted, and nc
damage was done beyond pair Of
broken lines.
Mr. and Mrs W. T.. Shepard gave an
Fat home" yesterday afternoon To Mrs
Marie parcello Bixby, which was at
tended BY many Of Rafre's milsic loving
people. Mrs Bixby has most charm.
Ing personality and were pleased with
the opportunity TO meet her and extend
their congratulations .on her success al
the concert the evening before. Mrs
4 Shepard, Mrs, Bixhy and Miss Wright
received The house was adorned with
decorations suggestive Of the day as
were also the refreshments served. vii.
der's orchestra furnished music Tor the
afternoon, and Mrs BiXby graciously
favored the company with two song.
Z. o. Holmes, the ieweler, met Will
a mishap while out driving with another
gentleman yesterday afternoon. While
near the foundry on North Main street
the sleigh got caught Id the electric chi
track and was overturned, throwing the
occupants 10 the ground MIR. Home-
chung to the "ribbonsn and was dragged
down Main street in O rut filed viii
water The water spouted up where
he ploughed through II, and splashed all
over him He showed his grit and
wouldn't let 20 until he struck some
thing which wouldn't let 10 Of him and
then he had to release his hold. His
horse turned up Third street where be
was stopped by young man. The
sleigh was not badly used up but will
have TO be put IN the repair shop for o
short time Mr.. Holmes was not IN.
ured by his ride, but was made rather
uncomfortable,
MateIless bargains in all heavy.
eight goods at A. A. Smith q Broth
\ ri. Elite $3.50, $500 and $500 shoes
to 20 at S2.9s, all our $3.50 and $500
shoes to 60 az Sioss $3.50 and $500
= hats S1.g0; cashmere hose reduced from
25e to 15e; mmbermens rubber goods
below the cost prices stiff bosom shirts
II less than half price; lot Of S1.50
atehes at 9se; lot OF sl50 knives az
lscs lot Of 55e knives at SOC; lot Of
soc knives at 29c; lot Of fancy yests
ormcr prices from $3.50 to $500, "a
70 At 0sc; large lots Of soc suspendcrs
\ including the President, 70 close AZ 8aci
,Ot OF csc suspeHdcrs ~ 1895 LOT Of mems
and boys suspenders that formerly sola
COR So and zoe TO 90 AZ ec per pair
emember that this il positively your
last opportunity TO buy tie Elite shoes
AZ this matchcss price Come and rel
ceive the benefits OF this big sale. Don't
fail to read om advertisement ga tht