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THE HAltUK DAILY TIMES, HA Hit E, VT., THUHSDAV, DECKMHEH 21, 10H.
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For Christmas Gifts
USEFUL GIFT IS ALWAYS ACCEPTABLE
WITH THIS IN MINI), WE SUGGEST
THE FOLLOWING
Aprons A new, fresh stock of Dainty Aprons at
15c, 25c, 35c, 50c, GOc, 75c, and $1.00
A tidy stock of 100 styles to select from.
Petticoats are a good gift. We have a big lot of the
newest; let us show you. Messalines, all colors,
at $2.50, $3.00
Ask to see our Jersey Top Petticoat, all colors, at. .$2.29
98c buys a pretty Cotton Messaline Petticoat.
Kimonos Handsome Crepe Kimonos in Christmas
boxes at $1.50, $1.75, $1.98, $2.50 and $3.00
Long and Short Flannelette Kimonos, beautiful pat
terns, at 60c, 90c, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $1.95, $2.50, $2.98
Bath Robes Let us show you these, at
$2.98, $3.50, $3.98 and $4.98
Towels Some beautiful Damasks at 25c, 50c, 60c and 75c
Guest Towels at 15c, 25c, 50c up
House Dresses New lot at $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, 1.98, 2.50
Shopping Bags that are the newest, at... 98c and $1.25
Sweaters at $2.50, $3.50 and $4.98
Umbrellas Always an acceptable gift; at .
98c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.98, L'.5U, Htf.oU
S9c Ask to see the Umbrellas at 89c each
Mil! Sale of Cloakings
You Have an opportunity to select from a big line of
Cloakings in Chinchillas, Kerseys, Zibelines, Boucles,
Plaids and Plaid Backs. This is an especially good oppor
tunity to make a big saving on Cloakings.
$1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $1.98, $2.00, $2.50 yard
PER RY (D. "C AMP
TALK OFJTIIE TOWN
Indian KlippiMg nt FittV.
Haby ulclglii ami robos. Sdlior'a.
Cigara in all alio holiday boxes at Mar
rion'i. Open ClirintniHU morning. C. N. Ken
yon 4 Co.
CliriHtmaa furs special tliitt evening Ht
Viiuliun'H,
See Abbott' January nalu udv. in t'uin
paper Saturday.
Stop in at the JJarre Drug Co, and look
over our stocic.
IlatlirobPH at $2.!2, $.'1.50, $3.08 and
$4.08, at Perry 'a.
Remember the dance C'hriistimu night,
the 25th, in Ilowland nail.
Petticoat! make a good gift. You
should nee the big lot at Perry's.
Fred Croteau went thin morning to
Shelburne to pans Cliriiitma with rela
tives. No matter jf your gift is large or
small, you want quality. You get it at
MarrionV
James Mullally went this forenoon to
Xorthlield, where ho will visit relatives
for a few days.
Charles Uarr went this morning to
Montreal, where he will spend Christ
mas with relatives.
Oabrille Bori of this city left yester
day for Hoston, where he will visa rem
lives for a few da vs.
Next to Holt's barber shop American
Klioe Shine Parlors. Ladies' and gents'
shines. Jiext to Holt s.
Mr. snd Mrs. Js'orris Hamel left to
day for Cambridge Junction to visit rela
tives until after Christmas.
Christmas day skating nt the Bur..el!
rink on Pearl street; three sessions. 10
a. m., 2 p. m., and 7:30 p. in.
Harry F. Stowe of 129 North Main
street returned to Harre last night from
an extended visit in Hoston.
Direct from the factory, 10.000 7-20-4
cigars in all sizes. Prices the lowest.
George VV. Lander, Tobacconist.
ou are safe in buying your smoKers
articles at Marrion's. All pipes guar
anteed not to burn out or crack.
If. A. Phelps of Academy street re
turned this muruing from a short bus
iness visit in Hoston and vicinity.
Frozen pudding for your Christmas
dinner delivered anywhere in the city,
liussell's, The Red Cross Pharmacy.
David Mortimer of Ponton arrived in
the city last evening for a holiday visit
with relatives in Biirre and vicinity.
James llrown of Windsor is paing
the holidays with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. John Brown, of Bassett street.
TALK OF THE TOWN
Silk scarfs at Fitts'.
Como to Vuughaii's Christina store
this evening.
Universal vacuum bottles $1.50 up,
Burro Druir Co.
Membership in our thrift club close
lan. 9, 1015. Quarry bavings Hank 4
Trust Co.
New money will be given out in chango
on all purchases made at Smith & Turn
ings' store to-day,
l'rovido money for future use by join
ing our thrift club, Vuarry Savings
Bank & Trust Co.
l'p-to-date shoe shining parlors in eon
ruction with Miera Barber Shop at 157
North Main street.
William Walsh left last night for
Quiney, Mass., where ho will visit rela
tives for a few days.
Our Latest cigar in all sizes, and all
other brands, including Key West, at
Lander's Cigar Store.
J. A. McCortie of Laurel street left
yesterday for Bethel, where he will visit
relatives for a few days.
Frederick Dutton left to-day for Sher
brooke, P. Q., where he will remain for a
few days visiting relatives.
James Barnbridge of Chicago, III., ar
rived yesterday for a few days' visit
with r-latives in the city.
Edith Gerbetti of North Main street
left yesterday for Boston, where she will
visit relatives for a few days.
Frozen pudding for your Christnu.s
dinner delivered anywhere irv the city.
Russell's, The Red Cross Pharmacy.
L. S, Little of draniteville was in the
city yesterday on his way to St. Albans,
where he will visit friends for a few
days.h
O. Rossi of Pleasant street left this
morning for Rutland, where he will visit
relatives during the remainder of the
holidays.
Mrs. Peter Burtruni of South Framing
ham, Mass., returned home yesterday,
after a few days' visit with relatives in
this city.
Mrs. Alfred Saunders and Minnie
Saunders of Avers street left vesten'uy
for Montreal, where they will visit rela
tives for a few dars.
Harold Miles of draniteville, a student
nt St. Michael' college, Winooski, was
in the city yesterday on his way home
to spend the Christmas vacation. -Mr.
and Mrs. I). Cassanalli of Boston,
who have Ismmi vinitiig friends and rela
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A. P. ABBOTT CO.
A. P. ABBOTT CO.
A. P. ABBOTT CO.
Our January Clearance Sale
Begins promptly nt 9 o'clock, Saturday morning, the
next day after Christmas. Full page advertisement in
this paper Saturday. Be ahead of the paper by getting
at this sale early Saturday before the rush.
You know what this January sale means to you.
The Daylight Store
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Joseph Oomer. of Hardwick, w ho is pass- j tives in the city for the past few days,
inir a few city with tnends m l'.urre, will
return home at the end of the week.
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WILL YOU HAVE
SHOWN US DURING THE
PAST YEAR WE THANK
YOU MAY YOUR CHRIST
MAS BE MERRIER AND
YOUR NEW YEAR HAPPIER
THAN EVER.
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TALK OF THE TQYX
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( 'hildrt n's legjjitigs at Fitts'.
I'ijiea, pip'-g, )m-, nt lender 'a
Fbtniielette mirht lolss "i.'.
XHUghan's.
pHiiMHii ivory, the lwt in town t the
I'.srre lniff Co.
House dree. all new l.t, at I.2.I.
Lflo, .7. and tlMS. t V rry's.
Small ln-mi and eellulind dull at
M,s l!oi'ir, eoirti-r Ma.n and IVarl
t rit .
i rtioi,, v wi'l m tiicn out tn (I sti'p j
o-i all !!tr lin- made t mitli X ( ni
ivg' tor t--dy.
Tli'-re is i. or mft pitt rr-
looked. n m tid-r tin tnr l n
!i!itin morninir t'i .liable ru to com
I !ite tl t !it. t . . Kivyonk t .
RAXDOLPH.
Mj. m mi, i.i'.r !. i tu l it at rs
i n- uii ritv. iimw j l.. r lt St'ir
i'm' in ( t'r li'li'l.t '-ti,o .f(i
ir i-ofM. ir ?! Mr . t i f.xd.
A !'-r M.t-r. i.ifur.l,
nsw fr'-in M'ir't II '!t-ke .ii.-fc-e, ir
li-r aiil r'-ir.i in t i jr f It.at
. t r.Mj li.ti m ir"m
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Hn"l! H'i.'t t t t Mr. Al
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'B r t1 tm w I vt V.utt
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'.f. U l,rt. t.kl' i-f. V-. Kt-
Davis ll'iMil. n-coinrmniel her her and
pnt to In r Inline m 1 U t ! I to bh a
few days.
Mr. and Mr. Frank Kitclmm l.ft
dlidr for i;yville to p tl,
time till Saturday with Mr. and Mra.
WalUr Rrtclmm. 'C)iarl Piai.dil!, who
lu be-n with them fr thrw
vfnt to Whit V.ixer .lunrti'n to tttj
till tiny return
t Kt rn l!'lkh lode h Id it fvjru'ar
. nntiii(t .n "liit.y ff-nii-g t tli
j and rlH-d !h fi llim mj; f.fTici ni:
Vi I.1- i.'nn I. Mrs Franklin sliltiry;
i.v frrand. .Mm. FlVn l.a tt iin.-t ; nj..
'rv. Alilne F. tlstk; trt-a.urr, Mio
Dance Christmas niht, the 2")th, in
Ilowland hall from 8 p. m. to 1 a. in.
Gents, 75e; ladles, free. Special car after
dunce.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Waterman of Bos
ton are pausing the holidays in this city
and at Mrs. Waterman' former home in
Plainlield.
Arthur X. Dufur, who is employed as
a plumber by the C. V. Avcrili t'o., is
spending several days at his former home
in Kiehford.
Deey Darling of Smith Ryepiite re
turned liome yestenlay alter a short vis
it at the home of James Darling on
Laurel street.
Dana 1'riice, who is employed by the
Victoria (Iranite t'o. in Keene, X. H., ai
rived in the city last nijht for a visit at
his luinie on Camp street.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Itottiiriri of West
xtnet left this morning for Itrdstone, X.
II., where they expect to remain with
relative until after Jan. 1.
Mr. snd Mrs. 1'hilimore Harris of Port
land, Me., are pasin(f the holiday with !
Mrs. Harris' imri'iit. Mr. and Mrs. l'at-I
rirk i!ron of .TffTcrson tret. i
Mrs. Florence Smith and two daugh
ter, who are t-pi ndinif the winter in j
Hoston. arrived in tle city yesterday to
tiass the holidays at their home on F.at
street.
The Christmas entertainment and tre
of the Italian ltni'tUt mission on Prook
street ill lie held in the mission Thurs
day afternoon, Dec. 24, at 3 o'clock. AJ1
are irnited.
Mis Flieda Hooker, a student at Sin.
mons collejje, H'ton, arrived home lft
fveninjl to pass the holidays with lier
parent. Mr. and Mr. H. W. Ibuikei ot
Park trei t.
(".eolpe (iovc and Ilolmrt Newell, who
i attend the Worce.ter School of Te h-
fnilojry, arrived tin morniii); to sp nd
j their liriftinai vai-ation at their lumii
in this city.
T. .1. HollanJ, wno li Iwen n:akirifr
his home with .b!ni (liary on North
Main street for several nKinths. left last
eveniii, for Pexerly, M.. for an ri
tended stay.
Jam- lfc'nnett of IVarl trmt went
fo-dv to Hrdi'k
with Mis. ISi-iiriitt I
( (Aire. kIm lHKt--de
krrl ds)a SfO.
Mis f- Watnnian
returned to their home vesterdav.
Swedish Order of Vaa will hold a
Christmas festival, supper and dance in
K. of C. hall Wednesday, 3. Music,
six-piece orchestra. Kverybody cordially
invited.
Dr. Alexander If. Smith of Fitehhnrg,
Mass., arrived in t lie city this morning
and left later for Morrisvillr, where he
will visit rtdatives for a few dcys. Lat
er Dr. Smith will return m this city to
visit tit the home of W. I). Smith of pill
Summer street.
WATERKURY
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Crossett Enter
tained Friends on 40th Anniversary.
Forty years ajro yesterday .Twine K.
Crossett and Mary J. McMullin were
married in Warren by Jud;e Horace Ly
ford. They returned to the home of Mr.
Crossett' parents, Judjre .lamia and Ku
retta Crosby Croesett, and Mr. Crosett
Inter purchased the farm of hia father.
Mr. Crossett h carried on an extensive
farming and luinlier husine and ha
been very intluenlial in town affair. He
ha been a member of the loard of se
lectmen most of the time since Isssi and
represented Duxbury in the legislature of
lsl. Mr. and Mrs. Criwssctt have heait
ily entered into community lif and hae
been very Renerou of their time and
mean for the sid of all, and it a with
tnuili pb-amire that their friend jrsth
ered at their bispitble home last eveii-
inj; to congratulate them upon thi event
and to rejoice that Mr. Crossett' health
is able ti is'i'iiiit or thi fathering.
About M were present from Waterbury,
South Duxbury. Duxbury Corners, a
well a the immediate vicinity. Also M".
and Mrs. K. J. lonp. Mr. ami Mr. l!ob
ert M'-Aliister and IMniel and John Mc
lui;hlin of Waitsfleld. Mu:c for dane
inu ! furno-hed by Fred lniirclle and
Mrs. Poy llutcliiii. the oldfhioned
dune.' Uinp tid. Itef irsbment Werr
served by Mr. ant Mr. Philip slumio,
Mr. and Mrs. l.rne.t Clitfm. Fred lUve
1 in ay I Mis Dora luirelull. The r
rariieiii(.nt for ttn del.l.tful affair
in Mil, an, arrived in the ity last urn
mi? for a holday visit with ber parent.
Mr. and Mr. I). S. Waterman, of upper
aslimpton itreet.
Mis Fstlx-r Ftiichan, who i atten lu g
the Walt ham, Mas.., training mh. f-r
tii r1. arrived in ti fity yetlerlay tv
!lid a fe iiiv with her mother. Mrs.
Al.-x .ilca of Spauliimi? tre-t.
Ibe ity sMitrl emmitt' of tbi s,,.
...ftl... . r, w mill V... in .1..
re made bv Mrs. Slmtu'i. the onlv eh'l 1
to pass Cbiisima ii Mr. and Mr. rett. who live mnr
ind little daughter. ' her prent an I whoae husband ably as
1 him to Harda ick j ita Mr. Cn.tt in the business. Twu
j cratiib -I'd tren, Jsnus Cro'tt Me.nin and
h( is einidovCj 'rureti nwnv ie!iio. k.ve mie n plea
C. Jones. Miss Mary Carroll was aiimit
ted to memliership. Miss Dorothy Grow
received her bracelet for becoming a tire
maker and Frances Harris and Lucy Tal
bot, rinjs for the wood-gatherers' degree.
Monday evening the lighting of the com
munity tree was planned, but because of
the inclemency of the weather was post
poned until Tuesday evening. A 2ii-foot
tree stands at the corner of Main and
Stowe streets and is very pretty with
its decorations and illumination each
evening.- A large company gathered on
Tuesday evening. A carol was sung by
the school children and two were sung by
the assembled company. To-day eight
teams have been put into service and
Santa Claus and Mrs. Santa Claus have
been multiplied to fill each team and
have been with bundles to every part of
the town. Tuesday evening also the
Sunday school at Duxbury Corner had
its Christmas celebration. A nice pro
pram of songs and recitations was given
and a tree was bounteously laden. The
town hall was well filled and all enjoyed
the pleasure given a large number, tlyde
Morse, as superintendent, liad cnarge oi
the exercises. Harold Morse imperson
ated Santa Claus, Vesterdav afternoon
about 7.3 were present at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. S. C. Wheeler of those inrer
ested in the Advent church at Colbyville. j
A program was well rendered; a tree
bore fruit for all, and sherbet and cake
were served. I-ast evening the home
tiee of the Congregational Sunday school
was held, the tree being beautifully dec
orated with colored lights and decora
tions. A fine program was rendered, con
sihting of (lute olos by Miss Annie Dor
othy Palmer, recitations and songs, and
the U-adinff of the carols bv a chorus of
girls. Miss Mildred Ilreene. leader. Paul i
Swasey appeared true to the fiction, '
"Santa Chun," and much merriment was j
aroused as the presents were distributed. t
Following this all were invited to the
t l . V. 1 U n 4 ....... '
SOTIHI room Ul 1 Mr cumin, .uric a unn
of ice cream, cake and cookies was giv
en. Fa eh child was also given a hand
made basket filled with home-made can
dies. The entertainment closed with the
singing of carok. This afternoon the j
Duxbury Corner school. Miss Mattie Holt, j
teacher, have their exercise in tne town
hall. This evening the Sunday school ex-e-eises
of the Methodist Kpiscopal church
I will Is- given with a tree in the church.
Thi evening, midnight mass will be rele-
biated at St. Andrew's church. Kev. Hob
rrt ls'voy, pnstur, by St. Andrew's choir,
n which R. J. Burnham is organist. The
choir member are the Misses Casey, Car
row. Ansir, oivrien, Keefe, Cotfrin. Sul
livan, Manning. McLean. Stewart and
Collins, snd Messrs. Thibault, MeCor
mack, Burnham and Davis. Leonard's
masa in B (1st will rendered, supple
mented with parts from Bonner. The
solos, "Chnste Flrison," Miss Cuffrin; 1
"t.rntias Airmius" Mr. Collins; "Ft In-
caruatus Lt," Miss Manning "Agnus
Dei." M. L. Thihsult; "Adeste Fldeles." j
the Mis.e CofTrin and Collins, with cho
rus. Huets: "Holy Night." Miss Man-j
niiig; "Start of the Fast." Messrs. Dvi j
and Burnham and "Angels We Have
H-ard," Mis-e ( offrin and Collin with
chorus. j
FRESH VEGETABLES
Warm car arrived late with Pascal Celery,
Lettuce, Cucumbers, Radishes, Spinach,
Sweet Potatoes, etc. We are open
this evening, call and make
your selections early.
Plenty of large Chickens and Fowls. Low
prices on chickens for pies.
We extend best wishes of the season to you.
New money will be given out in change on
all purchases made at our store today.
SMITH & CUMINGS
flliniOTRflAO Oil
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Florida Oranges 20 for 25c to 35c doz.
California Navels 18 for 25c to 50c doz.
Bananas 16 for 25c, 25c doz.
Mixed Nuts, fair .2 lbs. for 25c
Mixed Nuts, fancy 2 Its. for 35c
Other Nuts at low prices.
Malaga Grapes 2 lbs. for 25c
California Grapes, fancy, per It) 15c
Pineapples, each 15c to 35c
Casabas Melons.
Lettuce and Celery will arrive Thursday morning.
Pricis low.
Ribbon Candy, per lb 10c
See our display of Confectionery.
Fancy Baskets put up to order.
Goods delivered free.
SVERSI fRUST CO.
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ure to their j;rndr reiit. Vr, ( r (!
is the Isst one of t'-e name in the town
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llir'J TIWTII lf III- I.M-RMI. l 1 pW II ' t V- T '
R, .T. Burultani' music class pave a
very pleasant reeita! Tuesday a'ternmrn
t tlte borne of Mr. and Mr. Burnhm
on .Main street, me 1 01:1ns nou-e, into
which thev rei-entlv moved. A large
company gathered and the following tix-k
part: Helyn D'Brien. Palton ttBrien.
Ilircl Morrill. Mariraret Keefe, .lessa-
inioie r.ilimgs. Nellie Cormier. Kachel
I B-i-si. tiladya Crr, 'iol Anair. flhve
i'.srr'w. Theresa Roal. Ieonard Barney,
In Billing and Mrr Caey.
j ofTi.-er f Fdwin i)dlinghtn post, O.
iA. I... reo nt It elrctet are: Commander,
A, V BccMcy
Dealer in Paints, Oils, White IJead, Varnishes, Wall
Paper, Mouldings, etc. ; Artists' Supplies a Specialty
46 Main Street
Over Drown's Drug J?to:e
Telephone 2S9-W
Darre, Vermont
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i ton ; J. V. C John
rreMcm; adjutant.
Cassiu Ciies-
lev; surgeon, lbnrv .lanes; itiaidain,
( I arte t r t ; ofluer of tlx- dy, Clil -
ui Driu-ii; efiifer f t h ruard. Taniel
aland Johntton. The ai-rtntivr oflicer )rs t an litormm Sun.Uy ait.rrifxm at 3
a ill tie fna Jf known ', are! tiier i.l
be !'ilit int!'tl-n f the nrpaillta
tKHi l loncmg to elln'i, Ik at
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inlisk. !!f.ite from mii l.-u in
tbs- itT r re.jiiest-.l to t j .e-ei f.
.Tame s. Milne, jr, t fniAovt-A
th th Mussaf'iistt IWinJ.r.tf 4 ,s tn
Mr. and Mr. 4. I'. I . m ii r-tu'tw-d on j w,. arr.ve ,n tb ntr to dsv In ihumi
fi',rUv tr..rn a tl.r.e e Is' ,ur ino i,,.i. .,), i... ,r.,t. l.
Mr. .'atn- . M.!w of I.itartr street.
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Our usual full line of fresh native Turkeys, Duck
Geese, Chickens and Fowls.
Four quarts best Cranberries for
Ten pounds best Star Sweet Potatoes for.
Six pounds Pop Corn that pops for
Good size sweet juicy Oranges, 1G for
California Navel Oranges are coming fine; sweet
and juicy: per doz 25c to 40c
Pest Florida Grape Fruit .1, 4 and Z (or 25c
New Mixed Nuts. 2 pounds for 25c
The best Mabga Grapes 2 pounds for 25c
Bakery Department
Fancy Christrr,;.s Cakes Short Bread, full line of
pure Whipped Crean G' largt? Mince, Pumpkin
and Squash Pies.
Grocery Department
Even thing in farcy Fruit ar. 1 Vegetables in bulk
tin and' pla?. Ii ice Layer snd Hulk Kaifir.s Tea
and Coffees that have real v?.j
Fish Department
Yru will fir 1 th; ;'; artn,nt full r f the tt Fi-h
on the market V- rAyi Hir.e-ria le I1r.r.:,n Up 1 -iir s
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