The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-11
TALK OF TIE TOWN
Anderson ginghams at Abbott's.
See the now sllks AZ vaughan's.

| Anderson glnghams at Abbotts'
See The new silks at vaughan's.
New spring dress skirts at vaughan's
Roller skating at the Pavilion tonight
Dog collars marked at Shepard's Sport
ing Goods Store.
Saturday will be a good day TO buy
lace curtains at Fitts's
Regular meeting OF the Y. p. A. on
Thursday evening at T,3O.
No patterns made better than Stand.
ard" you win find at Perry's.
Umbrellas for school use, Coo each, at
Perry's on Saturday. Extra good values,
The John b. Stetson stiff and soft
hats have been received by the Frank Nc
Whorter Co.
Remember the game Friday night. I.
A. g. vs. Goddard In the Church street
gymnasium, at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Russell Brown OF Lancaster, N,
IT,, is visiting at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. G. Q. Page Of Jefferson street.
Nelson santau, piano tuner, will be in
town in few days. Leave your orders
at Baileys Music Rooms, Il Elm street
Mrs. w. J. Cilbertson Of Highland
avenue Is confined to the house with in
ilammatory rheumatism and Is under the
doctors care.
AIr, and Mrs. George Paquet, who have
been visiting Joseph and Alfred Paquet
in this city, returned 10 their home in
Berlin, n. H., to-day.
The Comique show to-day has the
blue ribbon. "The Irish Hero" Is a really
great drmatio picture. The plot Is new
and the action very fast, while the com
edy Is very bright. "The Drama OF the
Circus is realistic love story Of the
white tents. Lost in the Folding Bed"
is a laugh.maker for a fare thee well.
A. A. Smith & Brother have little
announcement TO make on page to-day.
10 is about the early buying Of spring
clothes. II will interest many. IL has
been said that more real bargains are
displayed in the Smith store daily than
any other one store in town. An inspec-
tion will prove the truth Of this state.
ment.
A. E. Batchelder sold to-day his farm
in Williamstown, known as the Henry
Martin homestead and recently occupied
by Charles Badger, to Christian Mickkle-
son for $1,000. Mr.. Mickkleson, who has
been carrying on the Frank Nichols farm
in Williamstown for several years, is
moving TO his new location, while Mr..
Badger is moving to the place in East
Montpelier which he recently purchased.
Mr.. Miekkleson's purchase includes 1875
acres and buildings in good repair.
Major Clarence Boyd, who is to have
charge Of the special meetings at the
Salvation Army hall next Saturday and
Sunday, March l3 and IL. has had quite
q wide and varied experience as a Sal
walton Army officer. having had the over
sight of the young peoples work for
number Of years, both In this country
anu the Hawaiian Islands. While con.
nected with the Ohio and Kentucky pro-
vinicial headquarters six years ago he nc.
companied Colonel r. A. Holz on his ex-
petition on horseback through the noun
tains and feud districts OF Kentucky and
saw a number of the people of that
region converted. The members OF this
expedition had a number Of exciting ex-
periences, having struck one village just
as a murderer was being taken to the
gallows TO be hanged. Upon the APP
proach Of the Salvationists two of their
number were hastily invited to accom-.
pany the condemned man to the scaifold,
as his spiritual advisers. The major f.
quite musician. being an excellent sing
er, an artist with guitar, trombone and
other instruments. The program for the
majors meeting will be as follows: Sat.
urday night, 7:l5, open air; 8, musical
meeting in hall; Sunday, 10 a. m, sun
day school; IL, holiness meeting; 2:I5I
p. m, open air; 3, praise meeting, at
which service two babies will be given
away; 7, open air meeting, followed by a
salvation meeting in the Baptist church
at 1890 The Army hall will be open all
day Sunday and friends living some dis
lance away are invited To come in the
forenoon and bring their dinner with
them and thus be able to enjoy all the
services, which promise to be unusually
attractive.