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THE BAKBE DAILY TIMES. MARCII 1 1 1907.
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Ladies9 ; .- Skirts !
If you arc looking for good values in Skirts and want to
pay about $3 98, $4 50, $5.00, $5.50, $6.75, $7.50 up to
$350, we have them in Panama, Voille, Melrose, Mohair
sad Mixed Goods. Give us a chance to save you money
ca Ladies' Skirts. We can do it during this sale.
PERRY (Si CAMP,
71 jc4 75 Main Street, ('Phone
Now for the
Carriage
sidewalks. The daily outings and airings dis
continued in most cases last Fall can now be
resumed with the arrival of Spring days. To
further that end and to make it more comfort
able for the little tots, we are now showing and
ready for your purchase a fine lot of Carriages
and Go-carts. If you're the owner of a baby,
you surely ought to own one of these Baby
Carriages. Many new features are shown this
season and, as usual, we' have a very extensive
line for you to select from.
B, W. HOOKER & CO,, BARRE, VL,
Expert Embalmers and Funeral Directors.
Improved Ambulance Service. Orders Promptly Attended To.
Top Coats, fer Spring!
Because, at a pinch, a
Coat sweltering in his Winter
out any overgarment at all, through the early bpnng
days the Top Coat becomes a sort of badge of prosperity,
an evidence that a Man is getting on in the world. I3ut the
Top Coat must be correct in form, of right fabric and per
fcctlv tailored. Our Spring styles fill all these requirements.
We have the regular "Topper"
Coats. Coverts, Unfinished Worsteds," Oxford Mixtures
anaThibets are the, favored fabrics. $7 50, $10 01, $12 00,
$15.00 to $25 00. The only way that you can fully appre
ciate the style, the beauty and
Spring Top Coats is to sec the
We Clean, Press and Repair Clotting. Fur Coals to Rent.
frank McWhortcr Co.,
rrVlf.r.hr.n. Call 218-4)
6lar.c5.rf Block, 20 and 22 Korta Main St.
Kflfe
I c nave a v.ciu .trtmi lur
it
alf pound cans for 25c. The best remedy tor sore nanus.
1 D. F. DAVIS, "The Druggist,"
162 North Main St, - - - - Barrc Vermont
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4 We are displaying in one of our windows another j
N assortment of Enamel Ware at a price within the V
fA feach of all, consisting of Ten-quart Pails, Twelve- K
fj quart ran, l nree-qmin vu
J sizes in Kettle. Your choice for 50 cents each. X
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C. N. KENYON & CO.'S
CASH BARGAIN - STORE,
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J Forth ITiln 5lrt.
A let Lot!
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Barre, Vcrmoat.
Daily Baby
Parade!
Onceagain the Baby
Carriage will be the
predominating vehicle
on the street and mrk
man can go without a Top
Overcoat or shivering; with
and the three-quarter length
the excellence of our line of
Coats.
One Price Men's and Boys' Outfitters
March Winds
Tan the Complexion and Leave the
Skin Bough and Cracked. -
We have remedies that will
prevent and cure this.
CERUIHEr - - ICc, 25c and 53c
COLD CREAMS. - 10c, 25c and 50c
CREIM HLKCNDS AKD ROSES, - 25c
VASELINE CAMPHOR ICE, - ICc
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TALK OF THE TOWN.
' Neok-tie roller skating party Tuesday
evmuig. , ...
Ablxilt lias a large showing of early
spring milt a.
Buy a Standard patterns for fit,; work
manship and Btyle, at Perry'?, . i
Jlisti Jf. A. Miles returned ypsterday
lr(im a week's business visit in BcMon.
One lot of gingbanis, suitable tor boys'
waists, 8c per yard, at Veale & Knight's.
Stetson's bis double "Uncle Tom's
Cabin company." at the opera hoiwe to
night. . .,
W.-II. Conner, who has been ill for
some time past, is now improving rap
idly. ,
K. S. Whitcomb of tbe Fitts storo went
to New York yesterday on a few days'
business trip.
A regular weetini of Minnehaha en-
eampnient will be held this evening at
7:30 o'clock.
A Diversi i agent for Victor talking
machines and record. All the latest
reojvda now in stock. -
Tho animal unrinar ui)per of the Prea-
byterian church will be given Wednes
day evening, March 20.
Charles A. Smith returned Saturday
night from u business trip through sev
eral towns of the state.
.T. II. Kelley, who has been laid up
with a broken sholude.r, in gaining a
well as could be expected.
Tlii Philomathian club will meet with
Mr. O. K. Ilnlliftler, IS Sheridan atreet,
Tuesday evening at 7:15.
Mr. and Mr. Charter Harrown, Misi
Rosy Kiel and Fabor II. t.agor called on
friend in Plainfield yesterday.
Clinton X. Field ha arrived in the
city from New York and will spend
about a week here oil blindness.
Th Altmriai) will meet with Mrs. K.
J. Howden, Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Lesson study, "Dean Stanley."
The Welln Lam-ton Quarry company
has purchased of .Toeph Ko k three
houiei which adjoin their property at
vvebsterville. '. ,
To see the largest variety f neck
tie! of original deign, come to the Pa
vilion Tuesday evening. Nkating from
7 to 10 o'clock. (j .
Word was received in town yesterday
of the death of Mrs, R. .!. Barber of V
terbury. The fmieTal will be held tomor
row afternoon at one oe'lock.
Only one cane wi up in bankruptcy
court at Montpclier Saturday, that being
the petition of Knrico Ajs of Montpclier.
U continued for one week.
An important meeting of the Craig
nair club will be held this (Monday)
evveiting at aeven sharp in room no. fi,
Morse block. Per order president.
Read the menu and attend the iupper
and entertainment to tw furni!lied by
the young ladie of the Methodist Sun
day wchool at the church tonight.
An imiiromptn concert rith local men
a the artist wa given in the room
of YiHtititt club last evening, following
the nerving of an informal lunch.
Mia Frank Lovejov of Ayers, Ma,
arrived in the eitv yesterday and coin
meneed her lutie a trimmer at Mi-
Miles'-millinery s,tor this morning.
Davis, The Druggist, ha jut received
a freMi lot of Schralft's chowdates, the
daintiest of dainty nweet. Ice cream
drop-, Xewports, carmallow and rap
Dory hearts.
A whi-t party will be given by the
Queen of the Hret circle in Worthen
block on Tueadav evening, March 13, at
eight o'clock. Ni refreshment will be
served. Admission 10 cents.
Mi Angie Badger, upervior of
drawing m the, nuiilto Sclirnil-t, linn re
turned from Xew York, where ! ha
been taking up drawing work. She will
now resume her duties in the school
here.
Attend the "chrysanthemum cocial,'
supper and entertainment at the Metho.
di-t church Monday evening. Everyone
will be welcome and promised a pleasant
evening. Programme and menu are
printed elsewhere.
'fiie member" of Mrs, Bryce' Sunday
school clu of the M. K. church will
give a "( hrysanthemiim ujpr," fol
lowed by an entertainment, next Mon
day evening. Supper served from 6 to
7::fO Entertainment to begin at eight
o'clock. Price for both. 20 cents.
A (lass of 20 candidate Wii initiated
at the meeting of Stanuard lodge, ". K.
(), P., on Friday evening, ami ;su appli
cations were received, there having lieen
13 application In three meetings. Sev
enteen were initiated at th la-t meet
ing. A contest i on Ihnween the Barre
and Montpclier lodges. 1 expires this
month. Muntpclier Argus.
Tlirt Irnil of iht tnt V AVt! in ulw'A fiiart
agitiift 11. M. Houston uml Karl Hutcli-
elder lor aiiegeu mniuing wunout per
mit, is held up in city court pending the
investigation of the authority for the
form of the building permits used by
the inspector, stating that building must
commence within sixty days or the per
mit will be void, It is claimed that
the sixty day clause was the work of a
former inspector, who inserted it on his
own responsibility.
A justice court Irlii! was held at the
City Hull Saturday afternoon before
Justice C. N. Barber of Barre Town, it
being the civil suit of (lenrge Lee, for
merly administrator of the (iillepsle es
tate, against August e Barney, a tpiarry
owner, for an alleged overcharge for
granite stock. It was asserted that Lee
paid Barney $20.53 more than was al
lowed in the settlement of the estate,
and the jury allowed the amount and
costs to the plaintiir, who was repre
sented by J. Ward Carver. The defend
ant' attorney was A. A. Sargent.
There are aome theatrical attractions
that arc not affected in the least deg.ee
by the chitting public taste and humor;
one of these Ts "Stetson's I'nele Tom's
Cabin," the gieat standard American dra
ma that has retained its hold Hon the
public for over a decade. Its first pro
duction took place in the Troy museum
ipiite a nuinlier of years ago. After this
it was produced in the old National the
atre, Chatham street, New York, in Jan
uary, 1353, whe.ro it enjoyed it three
year's run to enormous business. It
Will be presented at the oera hoti"e
this evening by Steton' big company,
an ''organization long known to lie su
perior in every way and one which is
ever popular with theatregoer. Tlie
company hat been newly equipped for
this aea.son and tho street parade I even
finer, if possible, than during previous
tours. At Barre opera uouae tonight.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
More neve waists at Fitts'. (
. Silk muslin tit Vaughan'g. :
New black goods at Yeala & Knight'n.
New spring 'dress skirts' at Perry's.
sS'ew challios 6c per yard, at Veale &
Knight's.
Splendid values in new epring coats
for $5.98 at Abbott's. ,
John Brown wont to Middlebury to
day where ho is to reside.
H. E. Preseott of Bradford was the
guest of Roy Coleman today.
C. II. How land of Cabot is visiting
friends in Barre for a few days.
Horns for phonographs at a big dis
count. Averill Music company. .
Miss Maude Howes Sf JCorthfleld Vis
ited friends hi the city Saturday.
Masonic charms and pir.s at L, P. Aus
tin's "the watch and clock wan.
Do not forget to rmy your interest
to the Barre Savings Bank &'Trut Co.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wood and eon, fieorge,
of East Montpelier were in tho city to
day. F. O. Howland was n guest at Cue
How-land homestead in East Montpelier
yesterday. '
The men of the Baptist church will
serve a supper Ht the church next Tues
day evening.
Miss Eva fJorham went to Haverhill,
N. H., today for a. two weeks' visit
with relatives. '
The Athetui club will meet Tuesday
evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. C. D. Swa-cy, .
The place to get upholstering done as
you want tt and when you want it is
at If. P. "Baldwin's.
John W, Gordon left this noon . for
Milford, Boston and Troy, N. Y., to
take testimony in a case.
A flock of crows were aoen yesterday
(lying over the city, a sure hign of the.
breaking up of the winter.
Park Walts' left yesterday noon for
for his home in Bangor, Me., being call
ed there by the illness of bis mother,
Mrs. Ella Kidder and Mi. Blanche
Kidder of Plainfield visited at the home
of L. M. Williams on Jefferson street
yexterdiv. .,';'
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Mr. olid Mii tF. E. Fletcher and two
children" visited, 'vi'sterdar at thfl home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. YVbitcher of East
Montpclier, their old neighbors in liarre
Town. . ,
Something like 1,000 of ihe school
children of Barre gathered in the vici
nity of the ojiera house this noon -to
give a welcome to I'nele Tom and hi
Cabin. . . , ,. ,
A IHeversi, 1ms a fresh Importation
of olive oil which. he guarantee strict
ly pure. This oil is put up by Mr.
IMersi lather in Italy and is the liest
obtainable.
The regular meeting of Green Mount
ain lodge. I. O. O. M. t., will I held
this eveiiinfr at. 7 o'cliK'k in K.of I' halt
Initiation. The iiicnilx'rs are deirad to
be present.
Among arrivals at the C'IfjV' hotel to
day are C. H. Aiden, Capf Berry, M.
J. Iktley and II. C, . Rfdrfrts, Boston;
A. C. Sargent, West lbanon, N. H. :
A. W, Nlchol and J. Wilkie Rusk, New
York.
The largest and prettiest, necktie on
the floor at the roller skating party on
Tuesday evening, also the smallest and
prettiest one, will lie entitled to one dol
lar premium each. The award at 0 p.
in. Come and have a good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Manias! of Merchant
street received a surprise Irera a few
of tfceir friends Saturday evening, it
being the sixtieth anniversary of Mr.
MarciasiV birth. After presenting the
couple a beautiful china closet, which
wjs done in a few well chosen words
by Mr. William Troup the party en joyed
themselves in dancing until a late hour.
Light refreshments were served.
. c ISth SNOW STORM.
Caused New York" City a Great Ex
penae Yesterday.
New York, March 11. Within two
days of the anniversary of t memor
able blizzard of 1888, New York yes
terday was in the grasp of a enow
storm, perhaps the heaviest of the
winter. The fall began about !) o'clock
iu the morning, acoinpaliied by 'ail east
wind, and continued until late last
night. ,
It was Hip thirteenth big storm of
the inter reason.
hi eigt hours nearly, six inches of
snow had fallen, bringing the total
snowfall of the winter np to forty-four
inches. Thi; is double the fall of last
winter. According to the local weather
bureau the end is -not p-t. The cost of
removing the, snow fioni-the streets is
estimated a $30,000 the flat Inch, and
many of the ide etreet have not been
cleared at all.
It Iwing Sunday, .there was no great
tie-lip of the street traffic.
CASE OJf DOCKET.
Against George T. Howard for Improp
erly Securing State Monejr,
Newport, March 11. The case of
State vs. George T. Howard, a former
railroad coniniisikiner, who is charged
with improperly securing money while
acting in his oftlcia! capacity, Is on the
docket of the Orleans county court. At
torney General C. C. Fltti and E. A.
Cook are prosecuting.
"Chrysanthemum" Supper.
The following menu and prograntme
wil le given at tie "Chrysanthemum"
vupper at the I'litvcrsftli-d, church to
night. I'ortl Chowder Hot Rolls
Salads
Fruit Jelly Cake
.Russian Tea
After the supper at 8 o'clock the fol
lowing progi amine will be given
Piano nolo ...... Miss Beatrice Buirbee
Solo, William Olliver
Heading Mi-si Allie Ttow"
Piano duet . .'. -,! , ,
Misses Bertha Ban nd Kutli (Julglcy
Solo ................... Mrs. Bradley
Reading ......'.... . Miss Allle Trow
Violin aolo ,........, Miss Et.lml Spear
I'iano sido Mrs. Eva Laxon
Homa-ttiade candy will ba for alo.
' Everybody come. Price, 80 cent.
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.!
:js? -.The D ay li glit
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We were in New York all last week looking up Garments for, the Spring trade. We
found some special good numbers in Coats and Suits for immediate delivery, which came
into the department Saturday. These are now on sale at exceptionally low prices. Never
were we so well cleaned up on our Winter goods at this time of the season, thus enabling
us to give you so good a line of Spring Suits and Coats so early.
LADIES' SPRING SUITS,
Our early showing of Spring Suits
are of a style and quality which will
interest you if looking for something
for immediate tisc,
At $15.00 is a line of Eton Suits
made of good weight all-wool broken
plaids in nwrdium and light greys.
Eton is made with Wide girdle, fin
ished with stitched bias bands of same
goods and plain green broadcloth and
braid. Sktrt is made full plaited effect.
At $15.00 is a line of Jacket
Suit made of medium grey all-wool
broken plaid goods in good weight
cloth jacket is made twenty-two in
ches long, has a one-inch stitched bias
band down front and back, is collar
less, with plain broadcloth and braided
collar effect, with braid down front
and on cuffs. Skirt is made full
plai ed style.
: SUICIDE AT LAC0NIA,
Mrs. Julia A. Perkins Dies from Asphyi
ifttion. I.ania, March 11. Mrs. Julia A. ppr
kin, aged OS yours, couimittfd nukide
at her home, 12 Waketniiii court, Sat
urday afternoon by asphyxiation. Mr.
Perk in liad bwi d"pondiit for the
lt to month, and on !at Tueday
fc'ft W liom" and was mia-tiiif? for two
day when k1i wa- found Ij.v Iiw adopt
ed daughter, Mis Bssip IVrkimt, at the
lirtnifi of a fripnd in Lakeport. Again
Thurnday evninp alie left the hoiiae
and walked to Tilton, a dManw of 10
miles. She va lironplit home Friday
noon and warned to he in much letter
spirit.
baturday morning Mia reikin left
her- mlier at home and went to net
work. Upturning nt noon elm could not
enter the 1ioiim, all the door and win
dow twine fastened. About 3 o'clixk
SiijieriiiteTident 15ror-kinjrt.on of the pa
eompany w notified that a leak
ing at 12 Wakcmau court. )Ir. l'.roik
injjhum broke into the basement and
turned off the nietr, and with City Jlnr
tdial .1. M. Oitay searched the hone
anil found the door of the Kniall bedroom
on the aecond tl nr locked. They broke
it open, and Mr. Pcrkin' IkmIv ra
found lyinjr on the bed In her niyhtroh.
Dr. II. True wa uuitiioned and aald
the woman had lieen dead several hotira.
Tlw ga In the raitiator and jet had
been turned wide ojien. Medical Kxani
iner H. H. Bickford of Belmont wan called
and pronounced death due to asphyxia
tion. Mrs. Terkins had been a resident of
thi city for a number of year. She j
iutrrived by the adopted daughter, MJi-a
l!esie M. iVrkiiw, and a cousin, Mr.' It.
S. Libby of thia city.
T00U1E FOR aASSIHCATION.
lluR!Es FOR aal.K (me pair work linr?a
for wle. Kind. fmr)ei. poml worker anrt r
lr tl river KiiiRle ana ilmiil. W biIi Unrfi to
wm potmrti. V ill pII iini-tr or the parr. F.
qntr l K. 1. Heckle. Turk U 3MUi i
KOR ft.Vl.K Vprlght pinno. tinnt ueiv. I a I
baixaiii. Apply W t'onii, yjtl Moutpelier. 1
Vt. 30.-.W,
FOR ALK OR TKAHK-A nearly ufW OM
((.'U inriilarir. nil O.K. I'.tt. l.aveiy, Eltow.-.rl
.ive. Tel. 427-a. jur.u ,
BARRE OPERA HOUSE
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Monday, March 11
STETSON'S
Original Eig Double Spectacular
Production of
Undo Tom's Cabin
Tbe Barnum of Them All.
I'lvler tho Management of
LEON W. WASHBURN.
Mors Brand Koveltles Than Ever
Ceorgeous Scenery With Beautiful
Electrical Effects.
Two Brass Bands.
Two Funny Marks.
Two Mischievous Topsies.
Genuine Southern Cake Walkers.
Buck and Wing Dancers.
Male and Female Quartette,
Thirty Ponies, Donkeys and Bloodhounds
Ilentitiftll t'liarioti and Tableau, Wajon
lriirt bv HatKlsume Shetlatnl Pini'.
(irand Vi.-iiiiH and Transformation
HceneH. Kva and her Oolilen Chariot,
Watch for the Bijt Street Parade.. It
Bent J a Circus. ; '
PriICES t 25, 35 and 50 Cent.
Tickets Saturday morning at 9 o'll.x-k.
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
Back From New
NEW SPRING SUITS.
At $16.50 is a line of Panama
Suits in red, blue and blacks, made of
good quality all-wool Panama. Eton
is made with fine tucks down each
side of front and down back, is fin
ished around collar front and bottom
wide braid, has three-fourths length
sleeve with braided cuffs. Skirt is
made full plaited effect, trimmed with
braid.
At $20.00 is a line of Poney Coat
Suits. Coat is made the wide shoulder
effect, has strap of, same goods over
shoulders and down front and back
piped with green taffeta silk. Is fin
ished down front and around bottom
with same goods piped with green
taffeta. Is lined with green satin.
Skirt is made inverted plait down the
front and back, and side plaites.
At $1 5.00 is a line of Eton Suits
made of invisable plaids, piped with
black taffeta silk.. . Skirt is made full
plaited.
SPRING 1907
Wc have a complete line of sizes in this excellent
Hat in different heights of crown. It's our leader and
it's the equal of any Hat on the market at any price.
, We Clean, Press and Repair Clothing.
MOORE
122 North Mala St.,
Cameras Below Cost! Ths Well-known Ansco!
r , $
i One 3 1-4x4 1-4 FoWing Pocket, with finest R. R. lens and latest $
. improved quick shutter, catalogue price $H 50, sale price, $10,00 j
$ One same style and finish, but takes 4x5 picture, catalogue i
I price, $18. 00, sale price, - - - ' - - $12.00 f
h
x One hand Camera, usinj roll films, takes 3 1.2x3 1-2 pic- g
X turcs, catalogue price 8. 00, sale price, - - . J4.S0 s
Also alarc itock of Cards at 1c each. $
AVERILL MUSIC CO.. Ratre. I
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GOOD VALUES AT LADD'Sj
I
Our sale of Canned Goods has exceeded our record
of any previous year for two reasons, quality and price.
Buying for cash in large quantities, wc can make a
, profit and save you money.
t
Steak Salmon in flat one-pound tins, each, - - 15c
Red Alaska Tall Salmon, 13c, two for - - 25c
Nectar Brand Extra Dry Pumpkin, per can, 12c
Nectar Brand Hubbard Squash, per can, - - 12c
Nectar Brand Rosebud Sugar Beets, per can, - 10c
Nectar Brand Cut Refugee String Beans, per can, 10c
Nectar Brand Red Kidney Beans, per can, . - 10c
Nectar Brand Corn, per can, lOcy three for - 25c
Orchard Farm Corn, four cans for - - - 25c
Grated Pineapple in three pound cans, each, - 13c
We can always supply you with the finest Fruits,
Jams and Preserves obtainable for table use.
F. D. L ADD COMPANY.
1
Store
York.
LADIES' SFFijNS COATS. '
One lot of Spring Coats wich we
are putting out as a leader will go
quickly. These are Coats we bought
to put out, at a price. Same is made
of an all-wool plaid and striped goods.
Comes fifty inches Ion and has full
skirt. Compare it with Coats at S8. 50.
Price is $5.98.
A line of Black Broadcloth Coats
which are very good for early Sprit!;.'
wear comes fifty inches long, arc trry
full and are finished with wide l'.it
and satash braid. The price if $1 2.
At $5.98 is a line cf .Box Coacs of
good quality hard twisted covert.
Comes twenty-seven inches long and
is a good value.
We h avc a few extra values in
Winter Coats left which we are sell
ing at half price. . i
SPRING! 1907
& OWENS,
Barre, Vermont
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