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TILE BA11RE DAILY TOLEri, MAY JG, itK)5.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
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You graduate .this June? That's an evidence of les
sons learned, hard tasks accomplished and sacrifices made.
The intervening weeks are short and call for speedy
choosing and planning. Our beautiful and complete
stocks will help you.
Remember, even the cheapest of all the material we
offer you are the finest you can buy anywhere for the
amount you expend. Our reputation depends upon that.
NEWEST IN NECKWEAR JUST IN
Sheer Lawns,
Wash Chiffons,
French Muslins,
Fine Organdies-
There is nothing prettier or more
practical. Prices, 38c, 50c, 68c and
75c per yard.
Wash Silks What in white
could be more serviceable? Prices,
38c to 75c per yard.
Embroideries Beautiful effects
in the newest designs.
Fans And big assortment, too,
for your choosing. A pretty one for
50c and regular "dream" for $1.75.
Ribbons A big collection of col
on and whites and, what is better, the
price is right. ,
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Hosiprv-In the very newest nat- TfffTl WW T III
tern, and color, for spring.. ' imJiH XMmj'.
. Dainty Lingerie-Ordered e'i- UWJ?
peciaily for this occasion. ,
. ' AND THOSE PRETTY White
Skirts Elegantly trimmed with c n
lace or hamburg. A special is one PILK CLOVES AND MlTTS OF
that old fnr I . i e. Nnw S7- rh Tilt ITlvcrn nnnm. Ill I
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XeNon Lewis is filling his basket with
speckled beauties in Williamstown to
day. Mr-. Walter F. Morse of Wliittier,
Cal.. .iirived in the city last nk'lit for
a two weeks' visit with friend.
II. B. Swasey of this city liaa been
chosen to speak in the preliminary prize
speaking nt me university ot Ver
mont. Word was received from Burlington
today that Kev. S. X. Jackson, who was
operated on for appendicitis aUt Friday,
is eomfoitiibo and doing well.
WILLIAMSTOWN.
TELEPHONE
408-11
Tan Season!
MORE TANS THAN EVER
WILL BE WORN.
WE HAVE THE
TAN OXFORDS
THE NEWEST SHAPES
AND .
THE LATEST SHADES.
Quality and Price Guaranteed.
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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1905.
Weather Prediction.
Local showers tonight and Wednes
day morning, followed by clearing;. Wed
nesday warmer in coast sections, light
easterly to southerly winds. .
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
Barre Shoe Company,
131 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Abbott's
teution.
hosiery demands your at-
LadieV covert jackets at special pi
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E. E. Perry went to Burlington to
day on business.
Children's wash suits at McWhorter's,
50c to $3.50 each.
Keep in mind tt.e Jackson and Ken
nedy recital, May 26th.
Ladies and gentlemen's solid
watches at F. E. Bnrr & Co.'s.
gold
Miss Ethel Holder! lina lioon lavlnn
two weeks' vacation at lmr hnm. r.
turning to her work at Miss lriirv'
store .yesterday.
fieorsre and Fred
news lately of 'the death of their broth
er, Frank, in the West.
Mr. and Mrs. Willar,! Chwah
Mr.' and Mrs. Corliss havft
into Mr. Baker's new house.
The third and fourth rWrwa will la
conferred at the Grange Wednesday even-
Grace McAllister siwnt Knt
Sunday at her home in Washington.
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Guy Badsrer becran work- fin 11m rnad
this week and is boarding at Mrs. Wil
liams'. ,
Mrs. Silas Stone has been spending
a eouple of weeks with her son, Dell,
in curie, returning Home on Saturday
Mrs. Carrie, Bancroft una nollo f
liarre .Monday evening by the news of
uiu ueam or cnanes rar her'a oini.i
llie tuneral was held yesterday.
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State Y. M. C. A. Camp.
Olheals of the Stat V. f. C A W,
decided to form a summer rnmn fnr q.
suciauon at Miver lake, in . Franklin
eountv. which was formerlv L-nnun
Franklin pond. This decision was reach-
eu oy a delegation ot association men
who visiiea ine lake Jrriday with the
forming of a camp in view. This party
vunsiswa or t. . Morrison, State Sec
retary Byron X. Clark, Local Secretary
Harry R. Bolles of Montpelier, W. G.
MaSOIl. Frflnklin Nllintir fianrafarif W
S. Dillon of St. Johnsbury, E. B. Reed'
ana t. a. JUanuol of Richford.
This delegation found the vicinity of
the lake very favorable for a boys' camp
anu. were not long in deciding that such
a camp would be conducted this summer
at the lake. A camp association was
termed with the following officers : F. S,
Morrison, president; Harry R. Bolles,
secretary; uyron jn. Clark, treasurer.
E. B. Reed was nnnointoil rlin.irman nf
the committee on transportation, F. A.
Manuel on supplies, W. G. Mason on
religious work, tt. jy. Clark - on menu,
u. ft. .union on damn nth itir fVim.
mittees on camp equipment and admin
istration were also appointed.
The eaniT) will be conriuetflil linrinrr
the mouth of July and will be limited
io urn toys, uoys irom tlie associations
in Mnotjx-iler, St. Johnsbury and Frank
lin county will lie at the camp. It has
not yet been decided whether or not the
boys of the Burlington association will
attend the camp.
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Six pieces, all pretty patterns and thirty six
inches wide. The price is only 10c per yard.
Pretty Lawns, 5c Ginghams, .10c
VEALE & KNIGHT,
Telephone 123-2.
Currier Building, Barre, Vt.
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY. UNION CLOTHING COMPANY.
Towns Are Not Quarrelling.
, j ' tigt inrcs, just jo. aims . siaiemeiii
Antonio Biauclii of Lancaster, N. II., j that ollieials of Vergennes and Ferris
visited friends in this city yesterday, i biu-g are wrangling over paying the
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MASCOTT'S
Famous Ice Cream and
Ice Cream Soda cannot
Be equaled in the City.
BARRE CANDY KITCHEN.
g Harry A. Segel. Hymen D. Segel. Thomas Brady.
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The wisest man puts his
foot in it once in a while, the
vshining mark of his wisdom
being the putting of his feet
in a comfort -giving pair of
Shoes purchasable here. You
can't beat our $3.50 Shoe
anywhere in this land the
famous All America Shoe,
made by Rice & Hutch, in
all leathers and special lasts.
But you'll get full value for S
every dollar you sjrend with us for Shoe leather of any
other. kind for the whole family. " "' 2
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Miss Affiles Nash rpt.nmed tliia Tnnrn.
ing from a visit at her home in Bur
lington. Michael Pembroke nf WArMiton
Mass., was in the city yesterday on
business.
C. L. Waters of St. Johnsbury, agent
for the X. D. G. E. railrnn, la in tlia
city on business.
Miss Nellie Stoughton went to North
field this morning to spend the day
with her mother.
Alex Duncan and Frank W. Jackson
went to Burlington last night to the
Odd Fellows encampment.
Miss Kate Buchanan, who has been
attending Spaulding school, went to her
home in Linwiek, P. Q., today.
L. Colombo, F, Restellie and Mrs.
John Gobbi leave tonight for New York
where they will take passage for It
Mrs. Neil Morrison went to Lake Me
gantie, P. Q., today to spend a few
months' visit at the home of her par
ents. '
There is a rumor in Burlington that
Ruellmch, the former Intercity star, is
to pitch his first game for Chicago
against the New York Giants today.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
..NTED-EiperiBnced table girl at Gran
ite City ltestaurant , .. 53
rosiTinx
keeper wants work.
WA NTED-ComnBtpnt
Apply at 10 Webster Ave
house-
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burial expenses of Sheridan Morrill, who
as Kiiieu oy a train Jilay 3 while in
toxicated and that the Ferrisburg select
men claim that Vergennes whiskey caus
sed the man's death, is denied.
The day tho accident occurred, rela
tives of the unfortunate man came to
Vergennes, paid undertaker Ketch am in
full, and removed the remains to an
other town for burial. P.. W. Tuffl
attorney for both Vergennes and Fer-
iisuuig, lmorms ine Messenger corre
snondent that the tnntior 1m Tinf. hnon
mentioned to him hv onirn'iila nf piliior
town, which would seem to indicate that
it nas not nen consiaered. io evidence
has yet been found to show bevond
nuetsion that Morrill was intoxicated
at the time he met his death, and if
ne was, it is stm to te proven that
ergennes whiskey was the cause.
What Burlington Pays for Coal
The bids submitted for the contract
to supply the city of Burlington with
coal for the ensuing year were opened
oaruraay nigni at the city cleric's ollice
uy iiayor nurke anu Aldermen Uolley
mm ueeves, tne members ot the com
inittee annointeii for that, nnrnnas
Eleven bids were received, of that num-
beri six hoinn' from lrwnl cnncoriia
The amount of the bids was not given
out aturdny night but they will be
placed before the board of aldermen to
night. The lowest price for soft coal
was $.1.50 per ton. while that for
hard coal was S3. fin. A necnliar fpnfnro
of the local bids was that none of the
concerns presented a bid for the hard
coal contract. The specifications for the
mas caned lor b.ouo tons of hard and
1,200 torts of soft coal
STEEL KING SHOES
QUEEN CITY SHIRTS.
u, "ct?" so!VSent in Barre celebrated Quten City
Working bhirtS. This Shirt it acknowledged by 'everybody to be the
best Working Shin on the market for 50c. We guarantee every Shirt to
be absolutely fast color, full szi ind pcrfect in every particu!ai A Dew
Shirt for every one that does not prove to be just what we claim for it. Re
member the price u only 50c. All sizes from 14 to 19,
,h, Y?,wVmk' M Kf f tC SlCel Ki"S Shoes- This i, one of
the best Workino Shni ri-.-l Tl : l- i ...
. ,, cn notning Detter or stronger, and it
is especially adapted for the stone-sheds or for quarry use. Every pair
guaranteed. Price, $ 00. v
you wi
ayrb!fiSnS Sh0eS QUee" ShIrtS 'nd
Union Clothing Store,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS,
Telephone [phone] Skating Rink Building, Opp. Depot Square.
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We give you a genuine Welt
Oxford in Patent, Kid or Brown
Russia Calf "Doris "$2,00
and $ z. 50 per pair. When you buy
them they, likv a good name, wear well.
Good, stron soles will keep your feet oiT
the hot pavements. We also have Light
Soled Oxfords od Gibson Ties.
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line and follow the crowd to
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Segels & BradyV
118 Main' Street - - Bolster's Brick Block. Barre, Vt.
Compare Our Prices
With those you are paying and see whv it pays to pay
cash at WillarH .V n.Vc - 1
Kennedy's Craciers. London Cream. Royal Lunch, Graham. Butier Thins, Saltlnes,
etc., 1 0 per package or three packages for 25c
Strictly fancy Potatoes, 50 tents a bushel. In th ee bushel lots or more . . . . . . . . . 45e
Strictly fresh W s, per dozen 20c
an Camp s Ketchup .....i ....20c
A good one for 10 cents or three bottles for..... .... 25c
Big deal on Tobacco. Ideal, a splendid smoking Tobacco, at 35 cents p pound,
or three pounds for...... .... .;......... , $1,00
Plenty of that nice Butter, per box ...i, ............ ,. $1.25
WILLARD & DIX,
Sooth Mam Street, - - ...... Barre, Vermont.
I EASTMAN BROTHERS !
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k l.ng-M ,-Bf?re yu leave the store we will talk to you about
f Spurrs Tea and Coffee. We hear vn , ' . I4
ij i i t c i v v- Juu cane
j drink Tea for ,t hurts you. You evidently never have
tried Spurr's Health Brand. The new process of curing
if5 take"out that injurious property so common in other ?
' iacrci0,ce n can De drank as freely as water without f
ill effects. Spurr's "Revere" Coffee k a wfi ?
x Teas.
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Buy Your Paint at Home!
We sell Masurs Railroad Paint,
OeVoe Lead and Zinc Paint, Pure
Oil and, White Lead. We can sell as
well as, if not better than, outside
concerns. All goods warranted.
Reynolds & Son,
HARDWARE. Bac. V,...
Wder Betns, HorUcuUura, Pole Beans, D. M. Fe.y & Co. Also LongfeMow Corn! Earv FHn g.r.j
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L. M. AVERILL,
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Opposite City Park,
Barre. Vermont,