The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-18
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Spring live Of Domestic" wrappers
at Perry's.
u, II, Patch was in 81. Johnsbnry 10.
'iav on business,
Joseph Papin went 10 Burlington this
morning on business.
Dr.. o. T.. Barr left last night for a
business visit IN Boston
Before the furs arc packed away, bet.
ter buy a fur scarf at Perry's.
Fred n. Braley returned last night
from weeks visit in New York.
To be shaved is a pardouable luxury
when received at Aliers's sanitary shop
L. Ginsberg returned TO New York
to-day, after a business visit in this
city.
John Wilson of Ausable Forks, N. ",
Is In this city on business and visiting
relatives.
There viii be regular meeting of Uni.
form Frank, X. Of p, Thursday evening
March Is.
Born, Wednesday. March II, to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles G. Perrin on the East
Hill, son.
Louis l.. Huntington, clerk in Dodge's
iewelry store, is confined 10 his home
to-day with illness.
The Lamson and Hubbard and the
John h. StetAon still and soft hats from
the Frank McWhorter Co.
Barney Seward Of SO Washington
street Is sick with liver trouble and DR..
Worthen is attending him.
Twenty-six Hoosier kitchen cabinets
in one bunch. One 10 be given away
free. Twenty-Five to be sold. You know
the place.
f. L. Scott went to Randolph this
afternoon on business trip. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Scott, who will
visit at her former home.
Polishers. attention. Regular meeting
in their hall, Nichols block. on Thurs.
day evening. March Is. at 1880 o'clock
Good attendance requested; roll-eall. w
G. Pirie, Secy.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the Church
Of the Good Shepherd win hold a mission
study at the home Of Mrs r. G. How.
land on Thursday evening al 1880 o'clock.
All the ladies' of the parish are cordially
invited.
Special and important meeting of the
clerks: A very special meeting of the
clerks is called for Friday night at 1880
o'clock at the X. of y. hall. Every clerk
is urged TO be present TO vote an new
proposition.
10 Maish cotton down comforts at the
following big reductions: s4.00 comforts
for $500, $3.50 comforts for S275, $500
comforts for S2.25, $2.25 comforts for
$3.50. Satin and silxalinc covers. For
Saturday at Perry's.
Madam Florence, elairvoyant and palm.
list. Hotel Otis, room l6 Has no equal
in her line. Tell you just Whist you
want TO know. If you are in trouble,
do not fail to consult her. Satisfaction
guaranteed, or no charge.
Don't be satisfied to eat dirt. That's
exactly what you do when you inhale
dust. A handful or two of Dustbane
is all that's necessary. Ask your grocer
about it. If he can't tell you, ask n. d.
Phelps company, Barre, VI.
The Spanlding high school basket ba-l
team viii play it, last game of the sea
son tonight, when it viii meet the Ital-
ian Athletic club team at the Church
street gym. a holly contested game
is assured, as the Italian team will be
for the occasion.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes.
terday were G. L, Wilder, Boston; p. L. |
Wright, ST. Adams; s. F. Lamont. Mon
treal; w. T.. Wells, Providence, r. l.;
George Weymouth, WATERFOWL, Mass;
c. G. Stevens, Manchester, n. H.: vii |
liam j. Martin. New York; Victor Il. !
Russell, James L. Russell, Dorchester,
Mass.
The ladies' of the Universalist church /
have been busily sewing and are now
TO help you out with your
spring sewing by holding an Easter sale
in the yestry of the church Aprir9. They !
have many useful articles too numerous |
to mention for the children, as well IA
the ladies' Watch for further announce.
ments.
High Art Clothes" represent the high
est value in readymade suits, and every
cent beyond the price you pay here Il
money cast away. If anyone offers you
the same fabric that goes into orr high
art clothes and asks you from 800 TO
$1,000 more, you might as well take the
additional bills and scatter them to the
four winds of heaven, so far as the gooo
they'll do you. More interesting facts
and prices in A. a. Smith & Brothers
I'd. on page 4 to-day.