The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-23


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Winter gloves at yaughan's.
New lot Of sweaters at Abbotes.
Buy your ammunition at shepard's
Blankets and puas at yeale 4
knights
See the new lace collars, 25c and Soc
at Naughans.
Don't forget the great glove sale 10
day at Fits
Two big Biograph feature pictures at
the Comique to-day.
Fifteen.cent childreu's fleeccd hose at
Perry's on Saturday
Get your shave or haircut at Miers'
sanitary barber shop.
Mrs. Cooley. nurse is now located at
AZ Franklin street. Tel. SO.
A. Ralph Rustln Of Burlington is visit
ing his aunt Mrs Mary Marion.
Fresh homemade candies at the New
England Fruit Store. Try them.
Extra Turkey and Malaga grapes at
loc per pound United Fruit Store
Public Scotch dance in Miles hall Sat
urday night Gents SOC, ladies free
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver iewelry Burr, the Jeweler.
w r. Cutler has returned 10 South
Barre after few days visit in Mon
treal
Foot ball, Saturday, at Si45 Goddard
W. Y. Y. N. seconds Admission Zoe,
ladies' free.
The entertainment for Monday night
at the Catholic fair win be announced in
Mondays paper.
John D.. A. J., and Clarence Bartlett
went to Bethel to-day to be in readiness
for the opening Of the deer season.
Mrs. Willis Hosmer Of Fair Haven,
who has been visiting relatives in this
city, went to Burlington yesterday.
Eugene Magoon has sold his house in
Williamsto@n 70 H. f. Cutler, and has
moved TO Highland avenue this city.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs.
Andrns Wednesday afternoon instead Of
Tuesday, Members please take the 2;l5
car.
A. II Batchelder still has his farm
for sale Of LAG acres. 2ia miles from
the city Of Barre; pleasant location.
Telephone 240
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs.
Bishop. as Park street. Tuesday after
noon At 1880. Lesson page $50 Of the
October ohautauquan.
Plenty Of nice Concord grapes at
very cheap price. and everything else
seasonable in the fruit line, you win
find at 'Tony'sg to-day.
Fritz jackson. z. A. Prindle. p. w.
Hooker and Frank NcWhorter left to-.
day. for a hunting trip in the extreme
northern part of the state.
Free automobile ride this afternoon
Ia the great Goldshury park land sale
Everybody invited to 20, There will be
lot Of groceries given away, too
TIE Biiou IS pleasing large audiences
with the new talking pictures, and the
regular moving picture, too. Seems Ike
good place 70 spend a nickel tonight.
The Philomathian club viii entertain
the Civic Federation at TIE home 81 Mrs
Woodruff, l3 Maple Grove Tuesday af-
ternoon October 20, from to 5 o'clock
Mrs. ]. R. Thorpe returned TO her
home in Lisbon. n. H. today after a
visit at the home Of her parents, Rev
and Mrs. Z, ". Cummings Of Jefferson
street.
sowdeD & Lyon announce the sale Of
genuine 0ienmargarine White Glove"
the best Vermont brand, % cents a
pound. Guaranteed under the govern
ment pure food law.
Despite the nufayorable weather Yea.
terday afternoon there was good
crowd present at the Coldsbury park
auction sale, and about ~ lots were sold
81 prices ranging from s25 70 70 $40.
r. n Mccarthy received a letter to
day from Bob somerflle, the wrestler,
formerly 81 this city, hut who has been
ia England for several months, in which
Somerville SAYS that he left October l6
for Canada and expects to return to
Barre soon. Somerville saws that he Is
bringing back with him cup and belt
which he won in his English matches.
DreamIand did capacity business
last night. The management themselves
were surprised at the crowds The rea
son no doubt was that the pictures had
been thoroughly advertised as some.
thing extsa in quality, and they were.
Those who went said it was good
shows. The same augurs well for bust
ness tonight.
The Mission Study course OF the
Church of the Good Shepherd met at
the home Of Mrs. James Peer Thursday
evening: The subject was, Diocesan MIS-.
sions The meeting was largely at
tended After the usual business. re.
freshments were served and a social
hour followed The members appreciat-
cd the kindness Of Mr. Rowland and
Master Hudson Beattie in conveying
them to and from the meeting.
Q. G. Mascot, for ten years proprietor
of the well known Barre Candy Kitchen.
has Just completed what is probably the
finest show window for candy III the
state Mr.. Mascot had it constructed
in the latest modern plans, the whole
glass enclosed. the floor low down, the
sides and hack mirrored with heavy
French plate glass aud the front extend
ing out onto the sidewalk as far as pos
sible 1t is lighted by six l00-candle
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