The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
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New lace curtains at Vaughan's.
The latest in wash goods at Fits.
New assortment OF infants goods at
Abbott's.
The McWhorter Co. make a speciality
of trunks, bags and suit cases.
Mrs. Nelson Church, correct millinery,
is located over Barre Times Office.
Pay your gas bills before April 10
and save discount. It's worth while.
Tuesday evening, @ TO 8, the men will
serve Soc supper for 35c at Congrc-
gational church.
Women and children will enjoy the
mems supper Tuesday evening at Con-
gregational church.
Hen Mem Cabbages make fertile eggs;
SOC per hundred pounds. Inquire of y D..
Waterman or phone ABB.
See large assortment of latest models
in ladies', misses and junior garments,
April 0, at II. w, Knights.
Tuesday evening, Tuesday evening, @
to s, mems supper. Men cooks, men
service and men walters. 35c,
Joseph Calcagni of the firm of Novelli
& Calcagni has returned from bust.
ness trip to Boston and vicinity.
John Ferguson returned last night to
Barre, after weeks visit with rela
tives in Wells River and Oxford, N. Ii.
Order fresh homemade cookies OF
Mrs. Cove. Fresh sweetened and plain
raised doughnuts on Wednesday. Call
1912.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge No. is, Wednesday even
ing, April 8, at s o'clock. Per order no.
bic grand.
There will be meeting of the amuse-
ment committee of the /. O %. L., NJ. IT,,
at the home of Mrs. Margaret Stevens
Tuesday night at 1880 O'Clock.
Special sale on ladies' night robes ard
ehemises, nicely trimmed with embroid
cry and laces; regular $l.25 and 81 for
59c. Saturday only. New York Bar
gain House.
James Donahue, who has been visit
ing at his home at Graniteville for the
past ten days, was visitor in the city
yesterday. returning to the University |
of Vermont.
Notice! | have reopened my home |
bakery at No. 7 Church street. Hot
rolls every night. Baked beans Satur
day. | also have a furnished room to |
ltb- MID. NblIiCiiHt i1uRHts.
Regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrckmen, No. so, will be held in
painters hall Wednesday evening, April |
0, at 1880 o'clock. Per order corresponds.
ing secretary Thomas Holder.
Miss Kate oliver of Hillside avenue is
taking a weeks vacation from her duties
at the c. Bau studio. Miss oliver left
yesterday for Peacham where she will
visit with Rev. and Mrs. Albert Abbott.
DR.. George Chadbourne who has been
in charge of the Hedding Methodist
church during the illness of Rev L. +.
Newell, the pastor, went yesterday to
Mass, for brief visit at his
bone.
If you are willing TO climb short
Hight of stairs, you can save from Sl.00
to $500 or 20 to 40 per cent. on your
spring millinery. Think it over. Mrs.
Nelson-C Church, Correct Millinery, over
Times oiiice.-Adyt.
Regular meeting Of AIinnehaha en- !
'ampment, No. 2, this TUESDAY even.
ng at 1880 o'clock. The officers are
requested to be present for
practice in the patriarchal degree. Per
rider chief patriarch. +,
The ladies and pastors union will
meet at the Heddng Methodist church
IN Thursday, April 10, for the purpose
ii cleaning the church, as voted at the
asst meeting. As many as possible are
Urged to plan to come. Any help or
from the men will be glad
Y received. A short business session y
will be held at $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Il. Story, who
ave been spending few days in the
ity as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. !
pierce of Currier street returned yes
erday afternoon to their home at Mont c
cal. Mr. and Mrs. Story will go to e
Quebec DUNG the middle of the month .
o make their permanent residence. Mr. &
tory has secured a position with the
'anadian government as electrician in
the Victoria bridge with cleo
rical appliances.
"yrhe Four Willies," vaudeville com. G.
nation composed of William Robert. @
on, William II. Robertson, William Il
hurry and William Mackin, who are p
the original -Four Willies,"
y special request will present a skit at Il
ne Pavilion theatre on Wednesday even /
x, April 10. For some time past there y
as been an urgent call by the patrons X
the theatre Tor an opportunity to see Ia
iese kings of funmakers on the foot 81
gifts again. la
Walter Higgins of Chicago will de- la
yer a lecture on what Socialists h
lant," next Wednesday at p. m He NJ
the fourth lecturer on the Socialist A
'ceum course. Mr.. Higgins is one of q
he most active workers in the Socialist in
,rty. Since he joined the party Is m
ears ago, hardly week has passed
lat he has not spoken in halls or upon H
he streets of Chicago. He was twice ht
candidate for Congress on the Social be-
t ticket, opposing the renowned Will +
am Lorimer His keen argument is is
enlivened by refreshing and eli
uprising flashes of wit, which keep his 81
idienees entertained to the close. He
known as "Chicago's humorous Social pc
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