The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-04
TALK OF THE TOWN
NJ waist sola SATURDAY AZ Fitts'

Big waist sale Saturday at Fits
December will be neckwear day at
Vaughan's.
Abbott's oyerstocked sale of garments
should interest many.
All garments reduced in our anniver-
sary sale, at Vaughan's.
Victrolas and grafanolas, 1914 models,
SIS to $500. Easy payments, Hooker &
Co.
Bring your picture framing to Hook
er's. A new line of mouldings to select
| from.
As long as they last, Durham Duplex
demonstrators. Our special price, 10
cents. Barre Drug Co.
Go to John II. johnson, 81 South Main
street, for your roofing. cave troughing,
sheet iron and tin work, repairing, etc.
Tel 2l2-W.
Three dollars and fifty cents buys our
| $3.50 sweaters at Perry's on Saturday.
Dark red and navy vlue. A small lot to
| be closed at this price.
! One dollar and twenty nine cents, one
bale of comforters that were sl.50. To
close this bale we make the price 81 20
at Perry's on Saturday.
Special sweetmeats at the Barre Candy
Kitchen: Schrafts' 40c grade chocolates
in 20 havors at 30c; Runkel's mild al
mond bars Sc, or 4oc per ID; chop suey
l5c per pound.
woman who runs one. Fifteen of these
machines to be placed by Christmas-Si
down puts this sewing machine in your
home. Hooker & Co.
The street sprinkling assessments are
placed them in the hands of George Cook
for collection, who win call soon on all
parties liable to assessment
Edward NJ. Tobin and family are now
occupying their new house at q Acad-
envy street. The structure was started
early last spring and was completed last
week.
Tomato soup, roast beef, salad and
several other appetizing viands sounds
good, so watch out for the menu, which
viii be served at the Church of the Good
Shepherd Wednesday, from $3.50 TO 7
o'clock
Mrs. w. d. Barr of East Cabot was in
the city yesterday to attend the funeral
of her cousin, the late II. o. jackson,
which was held at the Congregational
church. She will remain in town for the
weekend.
special meeting of the bricklayers
and masons' union viii be held Friday
night at the painters hall in the old city
building. Second Vice President G. f.
Thornton OF the international union will
be present. Every bricklayer and mason
is urgently requested to be present.
Temperance day" win be observed on
Sunday at the various Protestant
churches in the city. Arrangements have
been made by the Hedding Methodist
church TO have Rev. c. II. Smith of
Burlington address the congregation
upon some topic pertaining to temper
ance.
For Sale--I have decided to offer for
sale my 1913 Cadillac touring car. 1t
has full factory equipment, with engine
tire pump, tires in fine condition, has
been run only 1880 miles. This car
looks like new and is as good as new.
Offered at a bargain price and can be
bought with deposit and will hold I'M
til April |. b. A. Eastman.
The second team of the D. C. V. club |
of the North Barre Methodist mission |
scored an early season triumph over the !
first team at the Church street GYM |
nasium by winning, s to 4, the first of n |
series of basketball games which the |
club will hold during the winter. A
large following of ID. c. V. rooters ac-
companied the teams to the gym.
Mrs. Carl Huse of South Barre was a
visitor in the city to-day, leaving this
forenoon for Waterbury, where she will
visit relatives for few days. j. II. |
Coyne left on the early train for North
field to visit friends, and j. A. Gauthier
went to Burlington in the forenoon for a
weekend stay. Miss Elizabeth Coffey
of the nurses home left at :25 for
n. H., where size will visit
friends until Monday night.