The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Ear mullsrs for l5e at Fitts'.


MEMS flannel shirts at McWhorter's.
Clearance sale closes Tuesday at Alb
bolts.
Only two more days clearance sale
at Varghan's.
Snow shoes for ladies and gents at
| w. ]. McLean's.
Ladies' fur lined coats, $4,000 values
for $500, at Fits.
II. i. Scott went to Mortified this
afternoon on legal business.
CHildren's felt shoes, sizes s12 to IL,
for 9se, at W. }. McLean's.
A few more silk muhdsrs at Nc
Whorter's at IS per cent discount.
Joseph Bottomini and John Tomasi
went to Brandon today on business.
Mr. and Mrs. John AEpyette 81 Barre
have purchased of William Arvidson a
farm in Mortified for $1,000 considera-
ton.
The Glover club win meet with Mrs.
]. H. Jackson Tuesday at 2.30 o'clock.
The afternoon will be devoted to Civil
Service"
The Goddard and Spaulding basket
ball teams play practice game at four
o'clock this afternoon in the \. AL @.
gymnasium.
BE sure to read our advertisement
on page 5. If affords you an opportun-
ity to save a dollar. Kenyon " Co.'S
Bargain store.
Henry G. Whitaker left this afternoon
on ten days trip to PittsbTg Pa,
and Chicago in the interests Of Rock
Products" which he represents.
Amos John Of 10 Granite street Is
going out Of business and to close out
his stock he win sell all his stock Of
groceries, tobacco, etc. at wholesale
prices.
Presiding Elder F. w. Lewis Of st.
bloomsbury was in the city last evening
to preside at the third quarterly con-
ference meeting at the Hedding M. +.
church last evening.
| The partnership between III. a. Holt
and Clarence Cole in the barber business
has been dissolved, the former becoming
again sole proprietor of the well known
North Main street stand. Mr.. Cole will
remain in the shop for the present
The following are flowers which
should have been added to the list given
with the account Of the funeral Of Alex.
Laing, yesterdays carnations and ferns,
! William and Hazel Maiden; Blanche Ill
lis;i Hazel Holt; Molly Alexander; Jes'
sic Bugbee.
The usual Look pleasant, please" 10
now supplanted in Montpelier photo
graphic studios by Money down.
! Whether the new expression win con
| duce to d pleased look Is yet to be de-
termined. But the fact is that the
Montpelier photographers have decided
to adopt the cash basis and enforce the
sitting deposit fee.
We wish to announce TO the public,
especially 60 our customers TO whom we
have for the past three years sold fruit
at your homes, that we are about to
open store on Depot square next to
| Marion's cigar store Saturday, Jan. 18th.
/ win will BE pleased to have you call
4 anu ste VuA Alht AAAt Va 0AahSeRf ANAA0ha
/ and bananas. We are the headquarters.
/ The United Fruit Co., wholesale and
retail.
/ There were t0s deaths in Montpelier
/ last year. For the year before there
4 were g. Tuberculosis and heart failure
! were the principal causes, there being
las deaths from each. Not counting two
4 Of the tuberculosis deaths, which were
I OF non-residents, the percentage OF
/ deaths from that cause was - "a, a
little short Of the percentage in Barre
4 from the same disease. The increase
/ In tuberculosis deaths in Montpelier
over the year 1904 was Large, there hay
ing been but nine in the former year.
4 President Lester Fl. Greene Of the In
tercity Athletic association declares:
eve must have team next summer.
we can't get along without base ball"
| A meeting Of the stockholders will be
held soon, at which they can learn how
they stand. Ii Barre and Montpelier
have team next summer two PROPOSE
tons may be advanced, that the league
/ be under the national agreement to pre-
vent jumping Of the players and that
the Intercity team be bought ana man
aged BY magnates, the same as in the
large leagues, Several OF the old play
ers are anxious to come back, notably
Eaton and Uniac.
Every prudent buyer Of mems fur
nishing goods, shoes and rubbers should
attend the great stock reducing sale
now on at A. a. Smith s. Brothers
Al unmatchable bargains are found in
every department Of their store. SIPS
wool underwear, soc; s1.25 and $50
dress shirts. soc; $3.50 and $2.75 shoes
to close at sl,0s; $1.25 and $3.50 fan
mel shirts, with OF without collars, e
20 at Csc Their complete line Of sos
suspenders, including the President sus.
uender, to close at zoe. Every fur cap
j I'll their store to close at cost price
75c gloves and mittens only 48c; a LOT
OF $1.25 and $l.50 gloves and mittens
to 20 at see. You should not miss this
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