The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Suturuuy c'chlhSs
Tenth annual clearance sale. Sc,
adv, at Vaughan's.
Miers' barber shop for prompt service
and sanitary appointments.
Remember the best hail. Rowland; tn
best music, Riley's; Jan. IL.
Coal in all sizes at Calder & Richard
sons, Depot square. Phone $50.
Your choice Of our entire stock al
special prices. Henry W. Knight.
1 Gilt prevents your glasses from frost
ing. Free sample at browns drug store
1t will pay you to get a supply Of
those boys Sl.75 to $500 shoes at $l.3'
at Tilden's.
| Big COW sale at auction tomorrow
for George Campbell at Montpelier. c.
L. Smith, auctioncer.
Found At police headquarters, desl;
| key. Owner can have same by calling
at station, proving property and paying
/ for this ad.
Special for Saturday Chocolate chips
22c pound; Canada peppedmints l5c a
pound; molasses and vaHilla kisses l5c
pound. Barre Candy Kitchen.
Save money by buying boys youths
misses and chldren's rubbers at Til
denis sale. The good kind at prices less
than the cheap kind are generally sold.
| Mrs. George w. Mann Of Wellington
street left this forenoon for South Roy
alton, where she will make an extended
visit with her aunt, Mrs. George Dur
kee.
Let all men who gave their names
at Tuesday evenings meeting as will
ing to work on the committee, be pres.
ent at the meeting tonight in Hedding
NJ Il. church.
j. w. Pitts of Burlington, district
manager of the Direct Importing COM
pany of Boston, was visitor in the
city yesterday on business connected
with the local office.
Carl d. Waterman of Washington
street left this morning for Orleans.
where he was called by the death of
his grandfather, L. B, Wiley, which 90
CURED yesterday morning.
Fresh eggs, 33c dozen. hest dairy
print butter Soc pound. Smoked had
die, Zoe a pound. Don't forget we are
selling four ten-cent loaves OF CaroH's
bread for 25c. Eastman Bros.
On account Of the union service at the
Heddng Methodist church this evening,
the First Baptist choir will meet at I
o'clock for rehearsal Members of the
choir are requested to be prompt.
p. S. Prior of North Main street has
returned to his home from the Mary
Fletcher hospital. Burlington, where he
underwent serious operation for cam
Ger. He is doing as well as could be ex-
pected.
The members of the mixed chorus Of
the Hedding Methodist church are re-
requested to meet at 1880 this evening
at the home of Mrs. William Morrison Of |
Park street. The presence of all the |
is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ford and Mr..
and Mrs. s. G, Noodry came from Cabot |
Yesterday by automobile to visit at u.
II. Clark's Mr.. Ford and Mr.. Voodry /
to Cabot last night, while their
wives viii remain for a longer visit in
the city
Edmund Denonville, who has been Wis
ting relatives in Barre Town for the
,ast two months. left this forenoon for
liz home near Lachine. p. q. M. Demon
Vile is nearly eighty years old. but he
ooked forward To the trip back home
his forenoon with little concern.
"When Uncle Sam Was Yonug" his
orical subject Of exceptional interest,
SCIENCES like the Boston Tea
'arty, battle OF Bunker Hill, Signing of
he Declaration of Independence, troubles
With the Indians, and the protest against
taxation without representations Its
photo-play at the Biiou.
The L. \. club met last evening with
irs. james Peer OF 81 Circle street.
,uring the social hour. several of the
ldies gave interesting talks upon time
i topics. Among those who spoke !
! fhis manner were Mrs Fred Dale and /
lrs Carl Erickson who chose "Domes- |
e Duties" for their subject. All were
cry much enjoyed. Refreshments were
erved during the evening.
A gang of laborers under the super
lsion of Chief Gladding of the fire de-
artment is engaged this week in flood
u the newly constructed skating rink
/ Goddard seminary The men flooded
he rink yesterday but during the night
le water leaked through crevices. To J
-event further leakage the workmen
re freezing the under surface with
snow and water combination. BY
lie opening of next week it is hoped to
I'VE the rink at the disposal of the stu
,nts.
A most interesting and helpful service
as held last evening at the Baptist
Iureh. Rev. J. B. Reardon spoke ON
Sin and Its Penalty" There were
any people who took part in the tes
mony meeting that followed the al
ess Tonight there is to be the last
rvice for the week of prayer at the 4.
edding Methodist church and the sub
1T IS: "Home as the Starting Point"
lis is theme that should interest
eryone young and old. At the close Z
the service there will be separate
ass meetings for men and for women
discuss the problems that confront ,
in the city of Barre. Let all who a
n possibly do so plan to be present :
is evening. The fathers and mothers q,
e especially invited to this meeting.
The ladies and pastors union held
cir annual meeting for the election OF
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