The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Don't miss the suits at one.half price
Henry w. Knight.
You will want pair OF those corset
at 4sc, ON sale Saturday at Perry's.
Miss Edyth Turney of Middesex /
visiting in the city for few days.
! Mrs. George Slora has returned from
the City hospital to her home on Greer
street.
The Swedish mission will hold fes
tival at the Brook street chapel Satur
day at 1880 p. m.
Get posted. Read our nd. Then start
your Saturday shopping at our store
G. N, Kenyon & Co.
j. A. Cheyne returned home this morn.
ing after spending several days with
friends in Mortified.
Mrs. Percy Redmond returned yester-
day to her home in Barton, after spend
ing week in the city on business.
Miss Marion Allen, who has been visit.
ing in the city with relatives for few
days, returned to-day TO Hardwiek.
Miss Daisy Rae of Railroad street re.
turned to Barre yesterday, after spend
ing several days with friends in Burling-
ton.
Ii. A. Buchanan, who has been pass
ing several days in Barre and vicinity,
returned this morning to his home in
Orleans.
A special meeting of the ladies' aid
society of the Presbyterian church will
be held in the library room of the
church Friday evening at Z o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Dutton, who
have been visiting relatives in the city
for the past week, returned this morn
ing to their home in Springfield, Mass.
| Mrs. Gertrude Martin OF Sheridan
street, who has been visiting with rela.
tives at her former home at Plainfeld
for the past week, returned to the city
yesterday.
The condition of Mrs. Gordon kimball
of North Seminary street, who under
went an operation at the City hospital
several days ago, is reported TO be I'M
proving steadily.
H. j. Markolf, who has been spending
a few days in the city on business con
nected with the Sullivan Machinery Co.'S
local branch, returned this morning TO
his home in Rutland.
A large gathering attended the special
services held at the auditorium in the
old city building by the Salvation army /
last evening. Several of the members |
of the Montpelier barracks were present, |
including Ensign Winlock. The subject |
before the meeting for discussion was |
THE Mystery of the White Box"
A few more bargains in second hand
pianos and organs, one square piano at
$1,000, another at $500, an organ at
$1,000 and a number of Others to Sc
lect from. Bailey's Music Rooms, Ia
Elm street, Barre, Vt. II. j. LaRoe,
Phone 22W.
The mission circle OF te Universalist
church will entertain the circles from the
other churches in the parlors next Fri
day afternoon, Feb 2s, at $3.50 O'Clock
of the ladies union and Ill I
ladies' of the Universalist church are .or-
daily invited to be present and unite
with the mission circle in extendinf their
to the visiting societies. Il
Next Wednesday evening in Rowland .
nall, Rev. John l.. Sewall of Worcester, {
Mass, will address he Barre retail mcr- ]
,hants' association and their guests, the ,
occasion being the first annual banquet
If the association. Mr.. Sewell is sec
'etary of the Worcester board of trade
IND IL also chairman of the New Eng
and Tercentenary committee. A large
lumber of tickets have already been
old for the banquet.
Voters, Attention The last meeting
# the board of civil authority for maxi
ng additions and corrections to the check
lst to be used at the annual election
Fll be held on Thursday Feb. 27, at
80 p. IN. As there is city meet.
ng to be held at o'clock that even
ne, all persons desiring to have their
ames changed or added to the lis.,
hould be sure to be present at this :
leeting. James Maekay, city clerk.
The second night OF the minstrel show, !
,r the benefit of the civic federation, :
as well enjoyed last evening, Judging !
Y the loud and repeated recalls. Every 1
ling went off like clockwork and the :
rtists We're at their best. 1t is prob
Die the federation will receive good z
: sum as its share of the receipts,
lough a much larger house should have /
zen present to assist financially the
ork of the women, who have spared
either time nor means in benefits TO
lie city.
The Spaulding high school glee club I
i'll give concert in the opera house at !
O'Clock on the evening of Friday, Feb
airy 49, and again Saturday afternoon
$3.50 o'clock. Members of the club
III be assisted by Miss Alice Lave!le
the high school faculty, who will give :
veral readings during the program.
he proceeds from the two concerts will Z
used to purchase records for the Vic
1la at the high school and to complete Z
wing for the piano at the Lincoln
lool. The remainder will be given to I
e athletic association. An admission J
; of twenty-five cents is to be charged. j
Princess Chinquilla, the Cheyenne In Z |
IN appearing at the Pavilion the last ,
rec days of this week, is a daughter 1 :
the famous chief, Lone Star, who :
Iyed a part in the Custer massacre at
TEX Hills in Dakota in 1876. She was =
lcated at Carlisle college, Pennsyl- ,
MIA, and was given special permission I :
the American government to go on J
stage. Culture and musical talent \
qualities foreign to the old time con . +
tion, but Chinquilla possesses both.
{ she retains the characteristics of I !.
race and loves the tepee Her voice J
a clear musical eontralto, but there n
a plaintive. hard to define infection
t is Enthusiastically wild. Her songs
Characteristic and appropriate. Chin
lIa's act has an ahorioinal aattfnu -