The Barre daily times., August 26, 1903, Image 5

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Shirt Waist Suits Marked Down!
Take Advantage of This Mark-Down and
Duy One of These Coo! Suits!
TALK OF TEE TOWN.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Edmund Gardens went to Montreal this
morning. ,
Iiay Wheaton is spending a few days in J
-Nurtuueia.
tun went to Waterbury
4.25 AH Linen Suits reduced to -2.75
Chambry Suits reduced to - - - -2.25
Chambry Suits reduced to - - - 1 -1.98
(jingham Suits reduced to -
. A few more Ladies' Suits to close at almost
your own price.
$2.50
J. 50
t.25
J.25
PERRY & CAMP,
71 and 75 Main Street,
Barre, Verrrcnt.
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Typewriter, Roll and Flat Top Desks!
Filing Cases, using the unit system, where you
can purchase one unit or ten, as you desire. We
furnish the Globe-Wernicke Elastic Book Cases
and Filing Cabinets at just the same price as
though vou ordered direct. Give us a trial on
Office Furniture. We'll please you. Prices right.
John Ilarrini
this morning.
Mrs. S. S. Cotton of Kutlaud is visiting
at 11. K. Bush's.
Arthur I'anidy has gone to St. .Tones
bury on business.
il. W. Scott went to Flainfield this af
ternoon on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Hush Gallagher have re
turned from Itutland.
B. W. HOOKER & CO.,
(Telephone Connection)
Park Block, Barre, Vt. City Undertakers.
UNION MADE.
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5c CIGAR.
DONOVAN & DOKl'MAN", Mfis.
Fruit, Confectionery, Tobacco, Cigars
Ice Cream and Soda.
M. f. HARRINGTON, - - 31 U North Main Street.
Royal Blue Flame Stoves
AT CUT PRICES
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owing to the backwardness of the season. We have about eight Stoves
on hand, which we offer at reduced prices to make room for Fall goods.
.Two-burner, regular price $7.50, now ; $ 6-37
Two-burner, High, regular price $9.00, now 7.65
Three-burner, regular price $9.50, now 8-00
Three-burner, High, regular price $12.50, now 0.62
Every Stove Guaranteed.
Boston Bargain Store,
(Telephone 128-3)
Pearl Street, Barre, Vt. C. N. Kenyon Sc Co.
Miss Blanche Cutler of I'lainiieid is vis
iting relatives iu the city.
Miss Ada L. 8mith of Albany, X., is
visiting friends in the city.
YV. B. Shannon and son of Ilardwick
are in town for a few days.
Miss Emily Drew of Kingston, Mass,
is visiting Mrs. J. A. Sherburne.
John Harrington of ilardwiek is visit
ing at his home in this city for a few days.
William G. Shuteof Meriden, Conn., is
in the city for a few days as the guest of
friends.
"o matter how capable the cook, the
best bread cannot be made without Wise
King Flour.
The Sisters of Mercy w ill be prepared
to resume their class in music on Monday
the 3 1st inst.
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Chamberlain and
daughter, Blauche.of Washington, were in
the city today.
Peter Emslie has gone to Boston with
his mother from which port Mrs. Emslie
will sail for .Scotland.
Mrs. J. L. Cumminas returned from
Marshfield last night where she has been
visiting for a few days.
Mrs. Electa Cushman and daughter,
Mrs. W. H. Messer, returned last night
from a visit InKandolph.
There will be a meeting of the Ilelianee
Shamrock race committee iu the cloak
room of Miles hall tonight at 7. GO.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Scott have returned
trom a two weeks' pleasure trip in New
Hampshire and southern Vermont.
T. C. McCarthy of North Favston wa
in the city yesterday to let a contract for
urw house on uateneuier s aieatiow,
Mrs. Jas. Summers, who has been very
sick for the last six weeks Is now improv
ing and Nurse Hale has returned home.
Less than a dozen tickets were sold at
the Central Vermont station this morning
for the excursion to Bt. Anne de Beaupre.
Miss Ethel Trow and Mrs. F. L. Page
are spending the afternoon with their
Sunday school scholars at Benjamin talis.
M. S. Levin has returned from New
York, where he has been purchasing fall
and winter goods for the Union Clothing
Co.
Mrs. C.lellan Fisher of Woreester,Mass.,
and Mrs, C. M. Kick ford of Albany, N.
i ., are guests at the home of t. D. Mud
gett.
The Kindergarten tausht by the Sisters
of Mercy will reopen on Tuesday, hept.
1st. Terms il per month payable in ad
vauce.
Mrs. Hubert Fenwick and daughter and
Misses Beiie and Lottie North, went to
Burlington this morning for a short visit
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Oak of Jackson
ville, Fla , returned to their home this
morning, after a short visit with ir. and
Mrs. C. H. Kent.
Clan Gordon, No. 12, O. S. C, will hold
their smoke talk in Miles hall tonight at
7.30. All those interested in the same are
expected to attend.
A Home Investment. The capital
stock of The People's National Bank of
Burre. $ 100 per share. Subscribe now at
Prindle & Averill's.
The Sunday school of the Church of the
Good Shepherd are holding their annual
picnic at Caledonia Park. There is a
goodly number in attendance.
William Fayles of Websterville went to
the Mary Fletcher hospital this morning
for treatment. He is suffering from a dis
located law caused bv an accident on the
quarries Monday.
The regular meeting of St. Aldemar's
Commamlery, No. 11, K. T., will be held
in its asylum. Masonic hall, Thursday
evening, Aug. 27, at 8 o'clock. Per order
Eminent Commander.
The Journeymen IJorse Shoers' Union
hold their regular meeting this evening at
7. f!0 o'clock, wishing all members to be
present as business of importance Is to
take place. W. T, Burgess, Cor. Sec.
liev E. E. Angell preached a searching
sermon, last ninht, at the Pentecostal
meeting. Good interest was manifested In
thfe afternoon and evening services. These
services are to continue t very afternoon
and evening this week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Shea and son, Ed
mond, of Elkhart, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. E
T.Ford of Hanover, N. II., and Miss I
Eridget Rooney of St. Johnsbury left for
their homes this morning, after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Denis Cleary.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Newton Wilson return
ed today from their summer outing at Old
Orchard Beach, Lake Pleasant, Mass.,
and other resorts where they have been
for Mr. Wilson's health. Mr. Wilson wa3
greatly improved in health by his sojourn
at the seashore.
If you want to spend an enjoyable even
ing yon cannot do better than go and hear
Mrs. Leslie sing at the Presbyterian
church Friday evening. Besides other
good things the beautiful cantata "Fairy
land" will be given under the direction of
Miss Phillips. Admission to concert 10
cents.
It was a fine yacht race yesterday and
the Times as usual was prompt to let the
public know the results, with particulars
of the race. It was only 2-1 minutes from
the time the Shamrock crossed the finish
line, till the Times was on the street with
a full account of the race, 18 minutes
ahead of any contemporary.
Come to the Universalist church Mon
day evening, Aug. 31. Hear this talented
young woman and be convinced she merits
all endorsements. Miss Margaret Asay Is
an elocutionist of rare ability. Her re
cltal as given at the West Grove church
Tuesday evening was a craml success.
Miss Asay never fails to please. Asbury
1'ark Evening News.
C. 8. Miller has erne to Newport, N
Try Zet, the new cereal, at Merchant's.
- GU-n Sullivan of South Woodbury is
visiting friends in town.
E. C. Parker of St. Paul, Minn., is visit
ing at C. A. Wheaton's.
Mrs. Ada Smith of New York was in
town yesterday visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Atlo Marianna returned
to their home'in Ilardwiek today.
Mrs. F. E. Dodge and son of Philadel
phia are visiting at A. F. Dodge's.
There will be a regular meeting of the
Bebekahs this everting at o'clock.
C, Vlgezzl left last night for New York,
from which port he will sail for Italy,
Carlo Comolli aud Miss Clara Calderara
were married at East Barre yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Lavelle has returned from
a short visit with friends in Northiield.
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Varney and daugh
ter went to St. Johnsbury this morning.
Joseph Rock of VVtbsterville, has gone to
Montreal on his way to the Pacific coast.
There will be a meeting to the 11 C. D.
P. A. IxKjal iMl tomorrow night at half
past seven.
Mrs. Samuel Carswell and Mrs. Donald
Smith and children went to North Derby
this morning.
Miss Caroline Poland who has been vis
iting at h!i Pleasant street, has gone to
Newcastle, Me.
Special communication Granite Lodge,
No, So, F. and A. M., Friday evening at
7 o'clock. Work, third degree.
Mrs, C. A. Clark is making a display of
pyrography work In Veale & Knights
window. The display is a very beautiful
one.
Mrs. I rank Ordway and son lork are
in town today. Mrs. Ordway will visit
her sister, Mrs. Justus Ketchum, a few
days.
The amusement committee of Queen of
the Forest Circle, No. S-7. will meet this
evening with Mrs. Jo. Wills on Smith
place.
rtev. II. F. Lowe and C. S.. Andrews re
turned this noon from Lyndonville, where
they have been attending the district con
vention. rU fa?cie Henry, who has been
working in Westport, X. Y., this summer,
is spending a few days at her home on the
East JIU1.
The body of Mrs. Clinton Keith was
brought here from East Liardwiek last
night and interred in Elm wood Cemetery.
Rev. F. A. Poole omciatea at a snort
prayer service held at the grave.
There will he a meeting at Nichols"
hall, Thursday evening, August 27, for the
purpose of organizing tne companion
Court, Independent Foresters. All mem
bers of subordinate court especially in
vited.
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Are You Looking for the Best Value
to be Had for the Money?
We are very confident that we have that BEST value in
Skirts, and would like the opportunity of proving it to you.
We shall offer in this sale our entire stock of Ladies' Walk
ing Skirts, consisting of wool crashes, mixed and plain all wool
cloths, in medium and light weights, at prices which should in
terest all who are in need of a Walking Skirt for Fall wear.
LOT NO. t consists of a line of Skirt? that have been our
best sellers this season, sizes are a little broken, but with little
alterations could be made to fit all right. They are our popular
crash Skirts, in greys, very graceful flare, strapped yoke effect,
with strapped flare seams at bottom. A blue medium weight
oxford Skirt, strapped seams and yoke, front plait effect, a good
value at $6.50. Also a medium weight all wool invisible plaid
goods in greys, blues and browns, strapped seam and strapped
yoke effect, were extra values at 5.00. Your choice of any in
this lot for $3.98.
LOT NO. 2 is our best light and medium weight ail wool
Walking Skirts, all good styles but broken in sizes. The colors
are grey, blue and green invisible plaids and checks, very grace
ful flare, strapped seam with cross straps at hips, finished with
two buttons, panel front. The price was $7.50, to close $4.95.
ABBOlT
WH.UAMST0WN.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Farnham and
child went to Jonesville today to visit
Mrs. Farnham's parents.
There will be a communication of Sum
mit Lodsze. No. 104. Friday evening. All
members are requested to be present.
Do not make any other engagements for
Friday evenine. Anc. 2., but make the
ladies of the Presbyterian church happy
by attending their ice cream social.
Mrs. Marcus Burnham and daughter,
of Wisconsin, are visiting at Melvin Burn
ham's. Thev sto to Randolph today to
visit Mr. Burnham's sister, Mrs. Henry
Howard.
Mrs. Lynde was to take her Sunday
school class to Benjamin Falls for a picnic
yesterday but on account or the rain tney
all went to I. O. O. F. hall, where they
spent the afternoon playing games, etc.
TRAIN AND TRACK.
Our railways have killed 8,558 per
sons within a year.
.Motor cars are to Do Introduced on
some of the local railways In lower
Austria. Each will carry forty persona
and be divided into two classes.
While in ISOO W.7 per cent of the
mileage of street railways in f his coun
try was operated by animal power, now
only 1.1 per cent is thus operated, y
per cent being opera tt-il by electricity
and 1.0 per cent by mechanical traction.
School Suits! School Suits!
Vacation Days arc Over,
School Commences Next Tuesday.
Young America should be arrayed in his best bib and tucks,
his bright face polished until it shines, and with a new Suit and
Cap, be sent to enter the race for the new school year.
Is yoar boy prepared with a Suit thit will stand the racket
and wear and tear of the play-ground? If not, bring him in.
We can fix him out at a moderate price. We sell the old
reliable Widow Jones' Suits, and you all know that they are a
little better than any other Suit in the market. Our line of
Boys' Suits, Knee Trousers, Caps, etc , is the largest in the city,
as we make a specialty of this department.
Our stock includes all the latest and best styles Blouse(
Suits, Norfolk Suits, Three-piece Suits and double Breasted Two
piece Suits, at ages from 3 to 17 years, at prices from $J.50 to
$7.50. Long Trousers Suits, ages 1 5 to 20 years, at prices
from $5.00 to $15.00.
Money's worth and fall satisfaction here, always.
FRANK McWHORTER,
One Price Clothier. Hatter and Men's Outfitter.
ANIMAL ODDITIES.
the fiercest of all animals are the
black panthers.
Spiders are seven times stronger In
proportion than lions.
A fly is happily built. It can stand
on one leg and scratch anywhere on
Its body with five legs at one time.
The horse Is perhaps the only animal
known that docs not brent he through
its month. It breathes through its nos
trils only.
Everybody get their money's worth that
buy a 2 1-2 lb. can of baked beans for 11c
or a can of good peas far 8c at the City
Fish Market.
Dress goods at 15 per
Veale & Knight's.
cent discount at
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
TO RKXT Small ti'ncmPtit on Church Ktvo.-f.
Ikiwn siatrs. Vacant .Sfpt. 1. Apply to 1 r.
I). G. Stickney. l:R'tf
1VANTKD -A man and wife without i hihln'ii
wouhl like an elderly person or couple to Hike
cure of lor their tiro'pei'tv, !St;te amount ami
psrtieutiir. Adilrews for one week, " X.V.Z.,"
1 imep office. . Vr'lti
FOR SALE.
Choice, clean Winter Rye for Seed.
Inquire of L. K. Averill or address
P. 0. Box 304, Barre, Vt.
MISS COLSON,
TRAINED HUESE
Telephone Central.
72 Summer Street, .... Barre, Vt
Apples, Jelly, Pfesefves
Pie Apples, per peck, .... 20 and 25c
Currant Jeihy, four pounds for - ... 25c
Three-pound j irs Preserve?, only - - - - 25c
Beautiful Glass Table Sets' (four pieces), given away
with one pound of Baking Powder.
Merchant's Economic Grocery
Good Values at Ladd's !
8c
10c
25c
25c
Nonsuch Pumpkin, per package, - - -A
few boxes of best Prunes, never sold less than 13c
per pound, to close at - - - - -Mixed
Nuts two pounds for - - - - k
Shillings Baking Powder, per pound, - - -
This is a cream of tarter powder and usually sells for
45c. We got a lot on a deal and give our customers
the benefit.
Six packages Swifts Washing Powder - -
Three packages 1776 Washing Powder - - -
Bulk Starch, per pound,
Two-pound can best Sliced Pineapp'e -
Don't forget to get a loaf of Ladd's Cream Bread
25c
25c
6c
20c
F. D. LADD,
Leading Cash Grocer.
Meats and Provisions.