The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-06
TALK OF THE TOWN
Sale of corsets at vaughan's.


W. +. Richardson.
A petticoot without draw string
THE Eppo," Ask to see H. Henry W
Knight.
| Mrs. l.. j. Counter began work thi
morning in the wall paper store OF {
! A. Heath.
We want you to see the new laces
They are all in the sale Saturday. A
! Vaughans.
Regular meeting of Winetta council
No. 10, u. OF r., |. O. X. NJ, tonight a
7 o'clock. Adoption. Refreshments
Frank Merrill, who has been visiting
at his former home in Cornth, has re
sumed his duties as clerk at the hote
Otis.
The Arts and Crafts club will hold its
regular meeting Thursday evening at
the home OF Mrs. Fitch Wiley of Park
street.
Good brooms, 20c each, six for 81
This is the best lot we have ever had
See them in our windows. The n. d.
Phelps Co.
Watch the bulletin board in front of
the Uuiversalst church for list of food
and apron sale Saturday afternoon. Sup
per from ) TO 7.
There will be no prayer meeting this
evening at the IIedding church, the peo-
pie uniting in the evening service at the
Baptist church.
A regular meeting of the A. O, Con-
doris will be held in Worthen block on
Thursday, March 0, at 1880 o'clock. I'M,
portant business.
The meeting of the campfire girls,
which was to have been held at the
parsonage Friday evening, is postponed
until further notice.
The regular monthly meeting of the
ladies' guild of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will be held with Mrs. Waldron
Shield, East street, Thursday evening
at o'clock.
A meeting of the L. A.. A. o. H., has
been called for rehearsal tomorrow
night at o'clock in X. OF G. hall,
when all members Of the drill team are
expected to be present.
Don't fail to see Miss Lowree of
Goddard seminary impersonate Lon
don Sutrragette" at the social in the Pres
byterian church Friday evening. She will
be attired in the costume most com
monty worn by this class of women.
South Barre grange will hold a dance
in Unity Temple Friday evening, March
H. Dancing from to IL. Barre opera
house orchestra. Bill, 50 cents. Cutters
barge leaves city hall at O'Clock. Leave
orders at Cutters stable. Price, % cents.
The South Barre grange will hold a
special meeting Thursday night for con
ferring the third and fourth degrees.
Roy Ducharme is endeayoring to get a
degree team in shape for that evening.
A harvest supper will be served. All
grangers welcome.
w. d. Qumby, president OF the Quinn
by Candy Co., who has been passing
a few days in the city, returned to-day
to his home at Boston, Mr.. Quimby at
tended the banquet Of the Barre Mer
chants association last evening
Arrangements are being made TO have !
the Spaulding glee club, composed of /
members of Spaulding high school, APP |
pear in Williamstown on some date /
next week as one OF the number OF |
the lecture course which is being con
Quoted there this winter
An additional chair has been placed |
at the disposal Of the customers OF the /
Pearl street tonsorial parlors and slight
are to be made to increase
the capacity Of the shop. Proprietor
Burt Cheesman has resumed his duties,
after several weeks illness.
The executive committee of the G. j..
L. and the committee which has charge
Of the formation of the Women's I'm
ion Label league will meet in the tool
sharpeners' rooms Thursday evening at
7 o'clock. Per order Alex Ironside,
president, Gilbert Phillips, secretary.
Wednesdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: J. A. Bond, Burlington; I
A. Berman, Lttleton, n. H.; +. NJ Alb
bott, st. .Johnsbury; b. A. Randall lie.
Roy, n. Y, R. w. Randall, Leroy, n.
T.; C. /. Wilder, Boston, John Maxim
New York; William Mulligan, Hard
wick.
"Shall the Corners of the Mouth Turn
Up or Down." is the subject of Mr..
stockdale's lecture for Friday evening,
March 7. The address will begin prompt
" at s:l5 to enable Mr.. Stockdale to
attend the X. of p. banquet later in the
.vening. Single tickets go on sale We'd
lesday evening at Hendricks. Price, SOC.
The Cleaners OF the Presbyterian ,
,hureh will hald an apron and neektie
iocial on Friday evening, March I, at
80 o'clock in the vestry of the church.
ladies' are requested to bring an apron
md a necktie to match the same. also
ncose the necktie in an envelope along
With your name and the same will be
old to the gentlemen After a short
,rogram, refreshments will be served
nd a social hour spent Admission 10
ents
OF Rev. A. A. Stockdale. who will
peak at the Barre opera house Friday
yening, March T. under the auspices of
he civic federation, the Portland East
IN Argus says: From a newspaper
lan's standpoint Mr.. Stockdale is the
iggest man that has been at River
on park in many years. BY his en-
ering the ministry the stage lost
reat emotional actor, politics lost a =
,gical speaker upon political principles, +
nd the colleges of oratory a great
sacher in the art, for not in long
me has so wonderful portrayer of
iought been heard in this city"
People to the number of 300 gathered
the vestry of the First Presbyterian
iurch last evening, whore they were
rived to a bounteous supper by the
dies aid society. The ladies spared
} efforts in making the success of the a,
upper compare with their usual under n
kings of this nature. They are cred
ed with serving some of the best
iurch suppers in the city and last \
gifts proved to be no exception. Many
arks and business people took the on