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THE BATLim DAILY TIMES. JULY
BO,
iskjk.
NTERESTED
In anything that is seasonable and especially if it is greatly reduced in price.
We are receiving New Fall Goods already, and it is imperative that Ave should move
our summer stuff to make room.
Little Straw fczcs and Napoleon Hats for children. These arc stylish, cool and
comfortable. Until today they have sold for 1.00 and 87c. About three dozen are left and
they ate going for 69c each.
White Suits with Eton Jackets, what we have left go in at ridiculously low prices, :
Eight of them, values up to 4.50, go at $2.98,
White Linen Suits with Bolero Jackets made up with lots of style. Jackets prettily
trimmed. They were priced at 25.98, 6.98, $7. 50 and $12.50, now $4.50, 5.25, 6.50
and 1 0.00 a suit. ,
Skirts in pretty greys, colored mohairs, and black panamas. These are values
. up to f9. 00, all on one rack and priced at $5.00.
Skirts. One rack full of round length circular and gored skirts, in good, reliable
materials. Some of these sold as high as 17.00, now at one price, $3.98. " '
Ve Are Showing Some of the Newest Creations in Fall Suits.
Ftas
u THE HOMER Fins COMPANY
Vermont
GOING AWAY?
I
Vacation time is at hand and all who
can are off seeking rest and recreation.
No living man,"or woman, can rest, or
play, or work in ill-fitting shoes.
See that you are properly footclad. Start
away right by putting your feet into a pair
of shoes that are made to ' easily and exact
ly 'fit' feet. ''''-r--;: ' ; - :
That is the kind we sell.
Representatives of the best makes in the
best leathers and most of the best styles.
On lines, which are broken in sizes and
widths, at specially tempting prices.
BARRESH0E GO.
131 North Maine Street. Telephone 432-4. Barre, Vt.
United Shoe Stores Co. Barre, Hardwick, Eurlington, St. Albans
TALK OF THE TOWN
Mercerized petticoats for 50o at The
Ytiitjrhan Store.
Another mnrkdown on ladies' white
waists at Abbott's.
. Have you men the post turd exhibit
at Dodge's storet See adr. of curd in
today's Times? ;,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. I'erry went to
Oreenstjoro pond Saturday fur a two
j week outing.
I L. P. Austin eells .utotie cutters'
I glases, all kind nnd prices. From E0c
! to $2.00 each.
j MU Margaret Wood jwent to Ijire
! tnont, X. It., todny to eiul n two fc'
i vacation with her sister, Mia. .larenc;
I Cole.
j Carlos E. Clark of Lyndonville, wh
'has been visiting his son, II. C. Ciiuk,
for the past two weeks, returned, to bis
! home this morning.
The regular monthly 'meeting of the
j ladies' aid oeiety of the Vresbj terian
j church will be held at the home of
Mr. Peter Thora, Wednesday afternoon
! at two o'clock. " ' ,
1 Children', images' and women's ten
1 nis oxfords, black and tan, for sale at
j the Barre shoe company's store at 45,
; 50 and 55 cents. Also boys' and men's
) sneakers at 50, 55 and 60 cents.
SOUTH BARRE.
Chancy Kelton and party arrived Wed
nesday night at 11. 1J. Arbuckle's in a
Pope-Hartford touring car of thirty
horse power, from New York city. After
a short visit Mr. Kelton took Mr. Ar-
: buckle, wife and mother on a ride
: through East and Xorth Montpelier, and
Calais. Saturday the partv left on a
tour through the northern part of the
state and will return to South Ttnrre. on
; their wav home. Mr. Kelton in a manu
facturer of presses, there being more
than a hundred of his make destroyed in
!the San Francisco earthquake and tire.
TAKE SOME HOME r
To your wife and family if they can't come in and refresh themselves
with some of our rich and delicious
ICE CREAM
Will send it to your home for parties, receptions or company dinners,
or put it up in neat paper boxes to take home to those who will appre
ciate is when it comes from MASCOTT'S.
The BARRE CANDY. KITCHEN
Notice to tocal 481, C. & J.
A special meeting Is called on Mon
day, July 30. Important business. Ev
ery member must be present. I'at ol
der 481, 1). J. Boyee, business agent, :
NOTICE.
The attention of iisnrft f city, wnter
is called to the reflation, which aJlow
the use of hose only one-hour a day.
Any excess use will lead to the cutting
off of the supply entirely.
O. t. Kussell, water superintendent.
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY, JULY 30, 1906.
Weather Predictions. '
Fair tonight, showers in Maine. Tues
day fair; light westerly winds.
An advertisement in the Times
will bring sure results.
i :
i
There will be- a speciut
communication of (Jranite
l'lge. No. 35, F. & A. M.,
Tuesday evening at 7:30.
Work, F. O. degree, JVr or
der W. M. '
VINC1TIA LODGE,
No. 10, Z. of P.
Castle Hall in Blan
cbard Block. Regular
meetings on Tuesday
evening at" 8:00.
i " , The, " I I 1W I I
i PlERCURY 1 1 1
!wmmmtmam pt the Fire Out I m II
0e" I U P I is Tnr I m II
i i i ri rnm n 1 1 i
1 i I ill 1 1 i 1 1 1 I h I n
AND USE THE IRON j '.
Then Watch It Qo DOWN ! I V j I 1
I Consolidated Lighting Co., Montpelier, Phone, 3244 ".I fi
Dissolution of Copartnership.
The copartnrrliln lieretnfore evistinL- be
tween O. N. Muri'liiot and W. 1'. Jlnrtlmi-r nn
Marruli Mmtinier, i thl clay tlinnolveil liv
niutnul content. The l)uiues will Iw cimtinueil
I by U. . AlarciHil. -
W. V. MOKTIMKK.
Itarre, .July 3d, 1900. n."t3
SPRUCE CLAPBOARDS
and CEDAR SHINGLES
KorSnleat
Moscow Mills, East Calais, W
A. DWINELL it SON. PBOPIIIETORS
MILEAGES
Rented, Bought and Sold,
C.ILKENDRICK,
54 N. Main St. Tckphon 136-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
That magazine,, offer is at Abbott's.
C. M. Wi.lev visited friends i;i Xorth-
lield yesterday.
New wide ja tent leather belts, only
10c, at Vaulian's. ,
Sorinsr In nib and freh crreen peas to-
4 e-
day tit Trtssie Bros. '
Two-piece suits at 25 per cent off at
Frank MeWhorter Co. -
T)r r:poi-tm r. Stdller will be at the
City Hotel August 1 tyid i.
'Miss EIHe Dunbar is taking a two
week' -vacation from the FHU tore.
Arthur McNeil resumes -work at A. P,
Abbott's this morning after a two week'
vacation. .
(Iinrles Lonergan went to hia home in
Burlington this morning ; for ft two
weeks' vacation. , - -
F. O. Kent and W. D. Smith spent
Sunday at Hi'Khfiate with friendH who
are eaniing there. , '
Mr. and MrH. A. A. Kargent went to
Ludlow lay to spend a vacation at the
home of hia parents. '
Mr. and Mrs?. .lames F, Smith return
ed yesterday from a two we?ki' otitinj;
ac liigligute springs.
Come to the new Crystal Lnncii Kcont,
now open. 'J'rv the famous Uno beer on
draught. T. M. Iiily,
Baph Iaveley left on lait evening for
Kew York, where lie goes to enter I'ar
ber's Business college. , "
yarold Robhina went this morning to
Boston for a two weeks' visit with his
brother, Lewis Robbing.
Mrs. J. R. Patterson' aikf family left
thiB morning on an extruded viwt with
relatives in Leeds, P.
An cspeeiall desirable farm near Barre
City in offered in Perry'i advertisement
in "for sale" column.
I.ThevRfV'.AV. C- Maclntyr left .;tliUj
morning ( tor hi home in Ontario, m V
wpend. a ..month's vacation. ( i , i
Special price on refrigerators, lawn
mowers, ice cream freezers and wring
ers at The X. I). Phelps Co. .
Mrs; M. A. Doran and Miss N, Terrio
of Boston-are visiting at Mrj, O.
Granger's on Sutuuier street.
M ins Carol Richie went to Brandon
Saturday night lor a few days' visit at
the home of Mi. Mae Oram."
L. J. Douglas of Montpelier, 'eho Buf
fered a severe sunstroke nearly two
weeks ago is again able to lx out.
Meeting of Painters' union Tuesday
evening. Businet of importance, lit
all be present. Per order, President.
A. C. Moore of tlw firm of Moore &
Owens returned today to his duties in
the Ktore after a two weeks' vacatiou.
Pietro Comis and Mis Lucia Kassi
were married Saturday afternoon at the
city hall by City Clerk Jamo Mackay.
dames R. McKinie went to Benniaj;
ton tihiay where he will superintend tiie
setting up of the Ex'Governor MlCui
loitgh vault.
Mrs. F.. 1. Andrews of f.os Anycles.
Cab, went to Woodsvilie, X. U.." this
morning after a short viit with friends
in uu city.
Mrs. Xnney .1. Rnmson of Cambridge,
Ma.ii.,' and Mrs. Carrie (ir.wes of Frank
lin, Muss., are spending a few days at
tlte Morrison farm, ...
Flon Barret began a two weeks' va
cation from Rogers' store this morning,
lie went this afternoon to Ballaston,
Y,, to iit relatives. . .
Mi"ji Stella Bhtnehard resumcil her
work as cashier in the Fittstorr today
after, a jtwo weeks' vacfljkiu pjnt ,at
her dome in Randolph.
Miss Grace Franklin of Lyndonville,
who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hsher, returned to this city from a few
days' visit in Richmond.
,1. (. Morrison of Cambridge, Mass.,
is visiting nt the Morrison farm, and
George ( lose, the well-known candy
manufacturer of the same city, is stop
ping at the Morrison farm toUage.
The Rev. and Mrs. R. F. I.owe return
ed Saturday night from a three wi-iks'
vacation spent, at Jsitlery Point. .Maine,
where they have a cottage, ' on 1 Mr.
Lowe occupied his pulpit at thi Method
ist church yesterday.
The reason, that Eddie Loughlin iiai
not arrived- to join the Intercity ball
team is that he i now engaged in com I.
work in Massachusetts and cannot get
away' until August 1. At that time he
will begin bis vacation and will come -to
Bane.
In bankruptcy court- Saturday the
cases (if T. W. Lagan of Montpclicr and
Joseph Wood & Co., of Rune were con
tinued to this week, and the Tina! dis
charge meeting in the case of L. Mather
of Calais was held. No objection was
made to the discharge.
Harry M-Gihl)iicy a brakecan on the
M. and'.W. R. It., broke his left Icl' vhile
shifting in the local fi-dg-it yard Snt
'unlay: He was Tiding on a -nr which
was backing up to the butler car when
in some wav his leg was eani'iit between
a 1kx and flic car, breiikhij; it fust above
the ankle, lie was taken in a carriage
to hjs home near the Muriu farm.
Kewiiml W. Jones of Newton, treasurer
of the Jones Bros.' company of this city,
is seeking election as a member of the
governor's council in Massachusetts as
a Republican. Mr, Jones has been promi
nent in (Militics in his state for several
jenrs, having been a member of tiK Re
publican ward and city committees, the
lioartl ot health for l.i yours aiht - tor
eight Years of the 1 Uth congressional
district committee.
IS BURNS A QUITTER?
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Continued from first page.
bat iu the tenth. Gardner -fanned;
Wiggs w-as put Out at first and Tift,
who took Francis' place, fouled out to
Pnnielis, who made a great catch, run
ning clear to the rope which runs out
frriin tbe hlcacher. Tim-Champs won
in this .manner; - aton singled and
L'niac attempted to sacrifice him, but
the ball rolled just out of the reach of
Wiggs and Ibizclton got it. He tossed
it to Puttee, who was covering the
suck, and Puttee dropped it. Burns
hit a slow one to Wiggs, who attempted
to field out Eaton at third, but was
too late, and the bases were full with
no one out, (Great excitement.) Wil
liams vvs the next man up and he
knocked a clean one by the third base
man that was good for two runs, but
one was enough to win the game.
, The score:
INTERCITY,
ab r bh po a e
Williams, 3 b. ..... 4 0 1 5 8 0
Daniels, 1. f. ...... 4 1 1 1 0 0
Elliott, 2 b. ........ 4 (112 4 0
McMahon, r.'f. ..... 3 0 13 1 o
Davis, f. ......... 4 0 ' 1 3 0 0
Ashmore, 1 b. 3 0 1 11 1 0
Eaton, e. . ..... . . , . 4115 0 0
Uiuhc, . g. , .,401 1 2.0
Bums, ju 4f 0 1 0 5 0
Totals 34 2 9 30 16 0
BURLINGTON. " !
ab r Lh po a e
Francis, 1. f. ...... , 4 0 1 0 0 0
Palteo, 2 b. 3 0 1 0 3 0
llnrde, s. s. ........ 3 0 0 1 3 0
llazclton, 1 b 2 1 0 13 0 0
Hays, c. f. 1 0 0 1 0 0
Higgins, i: , A 0 1 1 0
Beach, 3 b, 4 0 1 1 0 0
Gardner, r. f, 4 0 0 3 0 0
Wiggs, p. .......... 4 0 0 0 5 0
Tift, 1. f. ...,1001 0 0
Totals ,.,.,.....30 1 -4 27 12 0
Score by innings:
1 2 3 4 5 8 7 8 010
Intercity 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12
Burlington ...0 0O00010O01
Summary; Earned runs, Intercity 1;
bases on balls, off Burns 6. off WigK8
2; struck out, by Burns 5, by Wiggs
6; stolen bases, Ashmore, Williams;
first base on errors, Burlington 1; sacri
fice hits. Ashmore, Williams, Hat's; um
pire, Cotter; time, 1 hour 45 minutes;
attendance, 1,200.
.).' i ' '
Notes on the Game.
Is Burns a (juittert
All we want is a twptare umpire,
Burlington,.
! Xot a. man dared to attempt to steal
secAhd n Eaton Saturday,
Two singles in th first and two in
the seventh, were all the Burlington slug
.gem coubj get off Bobby;
It was the some old story with the
mighty Wiggs when It comes to a par
ticuarly hard hle to pull out of.
Nothing but the gasps- of a half
drowned man will describe the sounds
that came from the prand stand during
the. ninth and tenth innings.
For tbe first time this season the
bleachers took on real life. There was
something doing over there every min
ute though iisths encounters might be
dispensed with.
Of course Francis thought the umpire
was to blame because he struck out
three times running and then did the
schoollwiy trick of throwing his bat at
him. Umpire Cotter was equal to the
occasion, and told Officer llamel to inarch
him off the grounds.
The following ''Song of the Bleachers"
was composed in on and three-ninths
seconds and gung all the afternoon SatJ
urday:
"Good bye, Jinimie,
It is hard to see you leave;
Your frierid will surely miss you,
, Jinimie jW iggs, for you they'll grieve.
So farewell, Jimmie,
The ball- players, they are fly;
They have a picture of your finish,
. ,Jiini)iie, Wiggs, good bye."
. Muie. by J. E. Walsh,
Words by 31. E. Nute.
-:!
Ottawa Scored a Shut Out.
Ottawa, July r.O. Ottawa shut out
Rutland, j to 0, in a featureless game
Saturday. The score and summary:
OTTAWA.
ftb r bh po a e
. . . 3 10 0 1 3
O'Brien, a. . ....
Dornmn, 2 b 4
Ray, e. f 4
Sluiuglinessy, 1, f. , . 3
Hildehranil, n . 2
Kennedy, 3 b. ..... , 2
Martell! c 2
(lay ton, 1 b 3 0 0 12 1 0
Sanger, r. f , 3 () 0 1 0 (I
2 1 0
12 0
10 0
0 1 0 ,4 0
2 . 1
1 0
0 0
1 1'
1 I
a l
o 1
Totals
Ilruee, 1. f
Carney, r. f..i...
Dctiniugcr, e. f. . ,
llagley, 1 h . v, . ;
Shcari, 2 1.
Collins, s. s
Simon, 3 h. .
Duff, c ! .
Goodc, p.
...... .2(1 5 5 24 12 4
RUTLAND.
ab r bh po a e
....... 4 0 0 I 0 0
4 0 1 2 0 0
3 11 1 10 0
3 0 0 8 1 1
2 0 1 1 0 0
3 0 13 11
3 0 0 3 1 0
2 II II 2 0 0
3 0 0 0 2 1
Totals 27 0 4 21 11 3
Innings 1 2 3 4 5 fi H
Ottawa .0 1 3 0 0 o 1 5
Earned runs. Ottawa 3j stu-ritice hits.
Shorn; Mrnck Out, b,v Hihlcbrand tl, by
lindile 1; tirst base on balls, off llilde
brand 1. (ioodc 5; bit by pitcher, Mar
tell; doubU' play, Ibiy to Kennedy; left
on buses, Ottawa. 4, Rutland 5; wild
pitch, (ioodeji time, 1:20; umpire, lias
sett. ' -
Northern League Standing.
Won Lost
Burlington 14 li
Ottawa , . . It 8
llsrrc-Mont nelier , . 10 10
Rutland 11 11
Pet.
.7011
.570
.500
.500
Game Today.
Burlington ut Rutland.
,ow Prices.
In all our Shirt Waist Suits. We have marked
them at prices that will move them quickly.
Now is the time to get a bargain.
VEALE & KNIGHT,
Telephone 123-2. Currier Building, Carre, Vt
UNION CLOTHING "COMPANY.
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY.
GREAT MID SUMMER
CLEARANG
SALE
!s Now Going On at Our Store. .
Big reduction in prices of Men's, Boys' and
Children's Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes. Don't
miss this opportudity to buy first-class merchandise at
greatly reduced prices. Come in.
Union Clothing Store,
Everything Men and Boys Wear.
f Telephone 126-2. Old Skating Rink Building, 0pp. Depot Square.
'AKYdKOD 0MH1013 I0IHQ
'ANVdKOD 0KIHI013 N0IM0
1 Dr Greenes Headache Friend I
" The Kind That Cures."
' 'yf Over 10,000 Boxes Sold in Barre 1 ' ;
on a guarantee "No Cure, No Pay"and never
yet a box returned. -
D. F. DAVIS, "The Druggist,"
1 262 North Main St.,
1
Barre, Vermont' g
July Cleaning-Up Sale
July cleaning up sale is still going on at the Blue Store, Bol
ster's Brick Block. we don't care to bother you telling a long
story at w hat low prices we are selling and what great bargains we
are giving this month in Men's and Boys' Furnishings and Shoes,
but we do wish to say that the most important accomplishment we
have secured has been the good will of our customers. This we
have gained by representing goods as they are, selling goods exactly
as advertised, having one price to everyone. The courteous atten
tion of our salespeople.
weare selling many apods af a discpunt from 20 to.2S per tent
from the regular price- Tremendous bargains in every department.
Odd Coats and Men's and Boys' Suits, many of them at half price.
Our assortment's always the largest. Our price absolutely the lowest
THOMAS BRADY,
(Successor to Segel &c Brady.)
Telephone 2J7-2J. Bolster Block, H8 Main St.
CUT FLOWERS AND FLORAL DESIGNS A SPECIALTY
nn lie lul t any time-at our tot. Store will 1 elowd t noon from July 1 to -OUobtr.
Urdm will be revived at tli Gremlinum whf n tturtt to cIommI.
EMSLIE, THE TLORIST,
ttlrphon-Stttf, 1K-12; tiitenlioniie, L'01-ll. OTIS BLOCK. PEARt STREET
I
FOR MOWING MACHINES
We have a full line of Mowing Machine Sec-1
tions to fi; any machine. We also have the rivets;
OILS We haVe 011 for a11 kincls Df machines in
v u anv auantitv.
C. W. Averill & Co.;
Telephone 439-3 81 North Main Street :
Do You Hoed Any
of f he Following?
Get our nriccs on a
f l
Kpsomand Globular Salts
Hand iiellows andMiai
auantitv viz.: Brimstone. Suliiluir Lime. Blue Vitrol. Burr Death. Saltlwrf. Unruv Alum i.., ...j... j r . ,
c ic i n i- c i t r-ut -j i- ,Vf. n . ; ; , ' 1 r ' puwucren ror last tnree mentoiful
, Sal Soda, Cooking Soda, 1 ar Chloride Lime, Babbitt s Potash, Flax Seed, Max Seed Meal, Canary.Rane Ind Hemn Seed vJ. rln
:ers tor same, lanclefoot and t'oison I'ly l'aper, Kosin, White and Yellow Shellac. OiiV VrtretM r,... Kt-....ti c' .'
TciepEoac 31-3.
L. M. AVERILL.
Opposite City Patk,
Barre. Vcriuoat.