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THE BABRE DAILY TIMES JTJXE 12, 1907.
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You arc trying to think what the graduating gift shall be.
Allow us just a suggestion: A pretty Fan an artistic affair,
a useful article and an appropriate gift.
We have a complete assortment of Imported and Domes
tic Fans for graduation and class day gatherings. These are
new styles, various sizes, in lace spangle decorated arid plain
effects, both silk and gauze. The prices range up to $4.00.
Exquisite affairs for $1.25 each.
PRETTY WAISTS
New styles in white lingerie and fancy bar effects, tucked
and trimmed with val laces. Tailor-made models and Waists
for vacation. A fresh assortment of Wash Silk Waists, Black
Silk Dress Waists and Muslin Waists. At 98c you'll be sur
prised to find such a pretty Waist.. For $7.98 a copy of a
French model.
LONG GLOVES IN SILK OR KID.
BiOMER
fiTTS CO,
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1907.
: Weather Prediction.
Tartly tlomly to cloudy to-night and
Thursday slightly variable winds.
PRESSED
CORNED BEEF
We have it and it's nice,
too. Try some for your
supper tonight. 15c a lb.
SMOKED SHOULDERS
Plenty of those Boneless
Smoked Shoulders now in
stock. They are equal to
Ham and cost you less.
Smith & Comings,
Telephone 43S11.
305 North Main St., Barre, Vt.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Garment sale at Abbott'.
Pansy plant for sals at Emslie's.
Nice parasols in white linen at Terry's.
Mileage books to rent, Place & Paige,
11-12 Bolster block. '
Mrs. George Reid went to Montreal
this morning to visit relatives.
Auto shiitj, just the thing for a wet
day. Ask the Frank McWhorter Co. to
see them.
Diamond solitaire engagement and
plain wedding rinps a specialty et E. O.
Holmes', Gordon block.
There will be a regulai
meeting of Court (iran
ite City, Xo. 3, Thurs
day evening at 7:30
o'clock in Foresters'
hall.
stfrm There will be a regular1 meet
W;v &9 tog of Hiawatha 'Lodge, Xo.
20, I. O, O. F., on Thursday
evening, June 13th, at 7:30 o'clock. The
first degree will be conferred. W. E.
Beck, noble grand.
BAREFOOT SANDALS Are the Proper Things
To wear during the Summer months. We
carry the E. C. Scuffer line in sizes for
Children, Misses and Ladies, which is the
best of the kind made. We can fit you.
BARRE SHOE COMPANY
TALK OF THE TOWN.
O. J. Dodge was la Burlington on busi
ness to-day.
Varship fn a storm, afternoon and
evenings at the Pavilion.
Misw Grace Thinney of Lyndonviile
called on friends in the city last evening.
All clerks bring membership books to
meeting Thursday night. See notice else
where. Joseph Raymond and Dr. J, V. Clifford
of Randolph were in the city on buf-ines
yesterday. '
Dr. Burbank of Cabot attended the
Washington county physicians' meeting
yestartlay.
Dr. Ralph Newton, a surgeon In the
U. S. army, is visiting at the home ot
Dr. W. E. Lazell.
Mrs. George Diack and two children
left thi morning for a visit at her for
mer home in Newfoundland.
If you need fire insurance, or it you
have a policy expiring, why not place
your risk with Barro's mutual company
The ' Granite Mutual managed by
Barre business men in the interests of
the policy holder. Home office, Wood
block, 61 No. Main St., Barre. Phone
29-2.
The I- A. C. base ball team will play
the Goddard seminary team on the sem
inary campus at 4.15 to-morrow after
noon. This will be the rubber game,
each team having won one.
Mr. J. W. Jackson and Bon, Edward,
went to St. Albans, Me., to-day to vjj.it
relatives and Mrs. Jackaon will attend
the commencement exercies of the
Maine Central Institute at Pit'-tsflelJ, her
neiee being one of the graduates.
Tiano and organ tuning notice. ThU
is to inform my patrons throughout my
rotits that I liave secured the services
of W. If. Goodfellow of Barre, Vt., whom
I consider a caps hie ami reliable tuner to
do my work mi'til further notice. M. H.
Eddy, piano tuner, St. Johnsbury, Vt,
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely TeM for Busy
Reader. .;'',..'"
Overstocked sale at Abbott's.
A. T. Clark went to Burlington on
business yesterday.
C. C. Farnsworth went to Boston Sun
day night for tieatment. ; 4
W. II. dale went to Essex Junction
this morning on business.
Niagara Falls is one of the many pic
tures shown at the pavilion.
Clement Howland went to Littleton,
N. H., on business this morning.
Mils. L. V. Jones left last night for a
visit with relatives in Utica, N. Y. '
Eagle buttons and charms at L. P.
Austin's, the watch and clock man.
Standard patterns, always ' the most
stylish. You will find them t Perry".
. There will be a meeting of the Knights
of Columbus this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Tom D. Dunham is visiting for a time
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Gordon.
Alex. Beid went to Toronto, Ont., yes
terday afternoon, where he has accepted
a position. . i ." ':
John Morrison -of Cambridge, Mass.,
west mil
Mrs. W, L. Wood will serve orangeade
at the Homer Fitts store the remainder
of tho week.
William Geddis and James Wilson
went to llardwick yesterday to work for
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Cyr left' last night
for New Hichwand, P. Q., for a several
months stay.
A daughter wag bora Sunday, Juno fi,
to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Phillips of 55
Maple avenue.
"The Frank McWhorter Co. have one ot
the best lines of hammocks in the city.
$1.00 to $7.50.
F. N. Whitcomb left this morning on
a business trio to Burlimrton. Hut and
land Bellows Falls.
Whittier's orchestra of eight pieces
will play for the concert and ball next
WednesJay evening.
P. A. Perry, A. H. Perry and L. B.
Dodge went to Greensboro pond to-day
for a few days' fisliing.
Childrens', misses' and-'women's white
canvas shoes and oxfords in great variety
at the Peoples' Shoe store.
Gold . beads, necklsces, bracelets,
brooches, rinjts arid silver purses for
graduating gifts at Miss Walker's.
Miss Nellie Stoughton has returned
home, after being in Boston the past
year attending ft kindergarten school
AFTER ELEVEN YEARS.
Called at Burlington Clerk's Office For
Marriage Certificate.
Burlington, June 13. T. A. Williams
of Springfield, Mass., called at the office
of City Clerk M. C. Graudy yesterday
and asked for his marriage. , certificate
which he secured 11 years ago in Bur
lington. Mr. Wrliams waS united in
marriage with Miss Mary Sanborn by
Bev. J. II. Metoalf, pastor of the Uni
tarian church, September 9, 1896, at
Burlington. Both parties, were from
Springfield, Mass. Under the law then,
the marriage license obtained at the
city clerk's office, afterward endorsed by
the clergyman or justice who performed
the ceremony, was returned to the
clerk's office, and from there it was
sent to the parties. Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liams, however, did not leave their ad
dress and the certificate was never sent
to them. It has been filed away these
eleven years until Sir. William's, who
was in town yesterday on business
called for it.
GODDARD COMMENCEMENT.
Programme Begins June 23 With Bac
calaureate.; The programme for the commence
ment at Goddard seminary, beginning
June 23, is as follows: ,
SUNDAY Sermon before graduation
class by Rev. C. C. Conner, Barre.
MOXDAYCIbss day exercises at 2:00
p. m. Concert by musical depart
ment at 8:00 p. m.
TUESDAY Alumni day. Annual meet
ing of the trustees at 10:00 a. m.
Annual Alumni meeting at 10:00
a. m. Annual literary exercises at
11:00 a. m. Oration, Prof. David
L. Maulsby, Tufts college, Mass.
Annual Alumni dinner at 12:30.
Prize speaking iu opera house at
8:00 p. m.
WE WN ESDAY Exercises of graduat
ing class at 10 s a. m. Reception by
teachers and ealss at 8:00 p. m.
Spaulding Alumni Ball,
Whittier's orchestra, will give the fol
lowing programme at Woodmen's hall.
Uiine 12, at 8 o'clock:
I Overture
(Merry Wives of Windsor Nieolai
la Beauties Power. ............ .Bendix
Le Secret Polka ....Hazel
Mr. Forsell
Zug de Frauen, froinLehengrin
Wagner
Grandma Trio for violin, cello and piano
Al Fresco Hirbert
(a) Le Priere .. . Schubert
(b) Mennelt Mozart
Mr. Whittier
Selection from the Gingerbread Man
Sloane
Concert, 25 cents; dance, $1.00.
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1 Special Sale on Corset Covers! I
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WILLIAMST0WN.
Eev. L. C. Nichols and Dean Corliss
were in Northfield yesterday.
H. S. Baker returned from his trip
to New York yesterday morning.
Mr. and Mr. Charles Wolcott, who
have both Wii ill for some weeks are
improving a little each day.
Typewriting and copying, writing from
HrJ" , . The many friends of Thomas Jam!-
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ECTMC FLA1
Will Ba Delivered Soon to the Customers of the
VERMONT POWER & LIGHTING COMPANY
AND
CONSOLIDATED LIGHTING COMPANY
For Thirty Days' FEEE TRIAL- Sold at $3,50.
CLEAN,
CONVENIENT,
CHEAP TO OPERATE,
LABOR SAVERS,
TIME SAVERS,
ALWAYS READY FOR WORK,
MAKES IRONING A PLEASURE,
ATTACH TO ANY SOCKET,
IRON IN YOUR OWN ROOM
IF YOU CHOOSE.
IRONS CAN BE OBTAINED AT ANY TIE AT OUR OFFICE
135 MAIN STREET, BARRE, VERMONT.
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Don't fail to hear the trio by Mis
Kidder and Messrs. Whittier and' Ferry
on Wednesday evening at Woodmen'
hall.
Moving pictures and illustrated songi
at tho pavilion every afternoon at 2,
every evening at 8. Programme changed
weekly.
Mrs. George Reed and Mrs. George
Diack left lat night for JSt. Johns, New
foundland, where they will visit rcla
tivei for a few week1.
Attorney David T. Montague of Boston
was in the city ou business yesterday.
Mr. Montague i u graduate of Goddard
seminary in the cla of "63.
When you go to Mosc Charbonneau
you get good work and ood stock; you
get your money' worth. IWdt velvet
rubber heel. L'ndcr Gordon block.
I". L. Gibson, expert piano tuner and
oig.m tuner, is in town for the week.
Older book and best city references at
205 Xo. Main St., telephone, 406-3.
Pegular meeting of lumper and box
cr union to be held in carpenters' hall
Wednesday evening at 7:30. Ter order
corresponding secretary, T. H. llohlcn.
Dan of marriage were published Sun
day in the Catholic church at Mont pel
ier between Walter Donahue of South
Barre and Catherine tjtcwart of Mont
pelier. As I am to elmc my millinery parlors
during tlie suuinier months I will close
out the remainder of my summer good.s
at cost. Mis. Lillian Watt, itooms 3 and
4. Currier building.
The chairman of the Circles of the
Guild of the Church of the Good Shep
herd are requested to meet at the lmme
of Mr. Sherman Parker, No. 7. Highland
street, Thursday evening. lluinc9 of
importance is to be dicued.
A IWre boy is the premier pitcher on
the Youkers team in the Hudson river
league and nothing is too good for Brown
if tho newspaper reports tun In- judged.
One paper says: "'In lirown. Manager
Lawler has certainly unearthed a pitch
inpr find.' This is not Brown's first, ex
perience in league boll. He hails from
Vermont, where leagues are as thick as
llic in 'the good old rtummer time.' Kven
thfl Cincinnati's could not hit Brown'
cross-Hie. We predict a winning season
for this slab artist."
"Xo Mother to Guide Iter" Is the most
satisfying play that has been written
for a number' of years and ranks with
all the great human interest produc
tions of the past decade. It will be pre.
dented nt the opera house next Satur
day. Crowded houses have greeted the
production in other cities and there will
probably be no exception to the rule
liere. The play tells a story of a preat
wrong which is finally righted and is in
termingled with siiflieient comedy to pro
voko laughter with tears. The company
and production are of the highest class.
son will be glad to learn that the grand
jurors found no case agaiust him and
he waj dismissed.
Floor r
VERANDA
a nt!
Made es
pecially for
the purpose.
Dries with
a hard, tough, clastic sur
face. Best in every way,
IT DOES
NOT
SPOT VHITE
This Paint is just what you
have been looking for.
iSX FOR COLOR CiH.
C, W, AVER ILL & CO
Telephone 439-3
81 North Main St., Barre, Vt.
These Covers are made from good materials,
prettily trimmed with lace and ribbon, and
are bargains at 25c and 50c. Sizes 32 to 38.
NEW PARASOLS.
NEW MUSLINS.
VEALE & KNIGHT,
Now England Telephone. 123-2
Union Telephone Lino.
Currier Building;, -
North Main St , Barre, Vt,
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY.
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY.
"Clothes Tltat Satis i y
Has it ever occurred to you that you have worn
Clothes which gave yciu no end of discomfort? That
you had no confidence in them as to the quality, fit,
style or appearance ? That you had spent your hard
earned dollars and received no satisfaction in return ?
All such displeasure comes from not spending your
money in the right place. Wc have confidence in
the Clothes we sell. They are dependable Clothes
and they must live up to their reputation. They de
serve your confidence, too, and we guarantee you
satisfaction or you get your money back. ' Rossman
made Clothes" are here for your inspection at from
$5.00 up to $20.00. Give them a trial.
Everything for Men's and Boys Wear.
Union Clothing Store,
Telephone 126 2.
One Price Clothiers
Old Skating Kink Building, Opp. Depot Sqtiare.
AHVdKOD 0NIHI013 KOIMfi
"AliVdKOD OKIHI013 NOIM
-?THE . BEST ICE: CREA
hisses
The only kind wc make and the only kind you should eat. It is
delightfully smooth, rich, easily digested and satisfying and always uni
form in quality. Produced from pure cream, granulated sugar and pure
fruit flavors by up-to-date and sanitary methods and modern machinery-
PERFECT ICE CREAM
BARRE CANDY KITCHEN
TELEPHONE 424-2.
If
Fountain Pesis!
L. E. Waterman's Ready-to-write and
Non-leak Fountain Pens. Just the thing
for vacation trips. Let us show them to
you. Prices range from $1.00 to $5.00.
E. A. DROWN,
Prescription Druggist,,
48 No. Main St., Opp. Nat'l Uanlt.
GET YOUR BUTTER AND FRESH EGGS
From the Granite City Creamery. Also fine !cc
Cream by the plate, quart or gallon. Our aim is
to always have the best only. Save our Cash
Checks and they will save you money.
L. B. DODGE,
Worthcn Block, Keith Avenue, Just Off Main Street
FRESHFRUITS
Wc carry the largest and
finest line of Fruits in the city
PINEAPPLES
STRAWBERRIES
ORANGES
BANANAS
Are all desirable at this sea
son of the year and we have
the best.
NEW EieUND FRUIT CO,
A. Divcrsi, Prop.
Fhone 281 3.
Corner Kortb Main and Merchant Streets.
TOMATO PLANTO-!
Now is the time for setting out Tomato Plants.
We have the best to be had in any quantity you like,
from one to one hundred. Orders for one dozen or
more delivered to any part of the city. Telephone
your orders to
DIX & COLEMAN,
Telephone [phone] South Main Street.
An Advertisement in the Times
will bring sure results.
PAINTS
"Harrison Bros. & Co's." famous, old reliable "Town & Country'' Paints are like the numerous ordinary
makes only in one respect, many makes you never would use again, while if you use the "Town & Country"
grade of 'Harrison" Paint you will never need to paint again unless you are a young man. Besides it takes so
much oil it costs no more than most so-called "cheap" paints. Call and get our special cash quantity price.
"Sanford" & "Longfellow Corn," tested all
right. Price, $1.00 and 1.50 per bushel. Man
zel Wurtzel Beet, Giant Feeding Sugar Beet, also
Table Beet, Seed in bulk, Onion Setts, etc.
Superphosphates Bradley's,
Cleveland Drier Co.s, Tucker's,
for all crops. Potato Fertilizers.
Lowest prices for equal quality.
L..M. AVERILL, AVERILL BLOCK, UP ONE.-; FLIGHT, OPPOSITE CITY PARK, BARRE, VT.