The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-12
Fine table linens at Knights.

Christmas glove sale Saturday at Inc
Vaughan Store.
A big line of yictrolas and records al
Bsiley's Music Rooms, IA Elm street.
Fifteen cent kimono cloths to go at
1870 a yard at Perry's on Saturday.
Piano tuning-George r. Beyerle will
be here next week. Leave orders at this
office.
The little dry goods store on Cottage
street is open every evening except FRI
days.
Are you getting your share of the
bargains from the Paris Shirtwaist
Houseg
! One dollar and forty-nine cents, spe-
cial value in messaline petticoat at
Perry's on Saturday.
There will be lots of fun at the Pa
vilion tonight Mills, the hypnotist, is
going to be there.-Adv.
Regular Saturday night dance in How
land hall, Dec. 10, under auspices OF
Riley's orchestra. Ladies, free.
Church of the Good Shepherd-Con-
| firmation class this evening in the church
at 1880 sharp. w. J. M. Beattie, rector.
DR.. Martin viii give instruction in
first aid to the Methodist boy scouts this
friday evening. A good attendance is
desired.
All the children taking part in the
! Christmas exercises at the Baptist
church come to the church at $3.50 Satur-
day afternoon.
Make your plans to attend the Cobble
Hill grange fair on Thursday and FRI
day evenings, Dec. Is and 10; good pro-
gram each evening.
All the latest fiction, popular soc
copyrights, boys and girls copyrights,
Christmas cards, booklets, etc, at the
Barre Book Store.
Boudoir caps and art goods for Christ
mas. Will do stamping. All trimmed
hats at reduced prices. Mrs. 5. h. La
violette, "a North Main street.
The young ladies' missionary society
of the Baptist church will meet Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock at 81 Hill
street to finish packing the missionary
box.
There will be meeting of the buyers
of compressed air in the city tonight
at o'clock in the Granite Manufacture
ers' association rooms in c. W. Ayerill
block
Specials for Saturday at the Barre
Candy Kitchen: Chocolate caramels l5c
per fb.; chewing taffy, vanilla and maple
l5c per H.. chocolate and vanilla fudge
l5c per ~: sailed peanuts l5c per ID.
Dry block wood, IL to l6 inches, 1925
per run 1872 feet face measured second
growth wood, 1915 per load; limb wood,
$3.50 per load. All sizes of coal at Cal
der & Richardson's, Depot square, phone
$50.
Members of the Congregational Sum-
day school will meet for Christmas re
hearsal on Saturday afternoon; the pri
mary department at 2 o'clock, juniors
at GAS and intermediates and seniors
at 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Spaulding. who have
been spending the past few days in the
city, returned to-day to their home at
st. Johnsbury. Mr.. Spaulding graduated
from Goddard seminary with the class of
1910.
Mrs. Emma LAWN OF Graniteville, Mrs.
Aurelio Villa and n. Ala left last night
for New York, where they will remain
fore sailing for Europe. They viii pass
the winter at Santa Ander, Spain.
Anyone wishing to buy antique fur
niture should call at DIR. Camps, 40
Washington street, any afternoon this
week, between and 4 o'clock. There
are also many articles of household fur.
nishings for sale, including one large
gasoline stove.
Regular meeting OF Canton Vinton,
No. O. Friday evening, Dec. u. Chev-
alters make an effort to be present in
full uniform. There will be election and
nomination of officers and work. Col |
w j. Cain will be present. Supper win
be served at 7 p. IN. Per order captain |
The annual meeting of the Burns club |
will. be held in Clan Gordon hall, Bolster |
block, on Saturday evening, Dec. 10, at |
1880 O'Clock. Let every member make
an effort to be present, as business of |
the utmost Importance is to come be- |
fore the meeting. Per order president. |
What THE Poultney journal said Of |
Mills, the hypnotist, in 1909 "The hyp- |
motto work of Mills was excellent; the |
cataleptie work perhaps being his strong
est tests. He controlled the blood in |
a mans hand, first making it as white |
as marble then upon relaxing it was
seen to flush with the extra flow OF
blood" Don't fail to see him at the
L lb-uiBHb Ns-talN.
Among the guests registered at The
Buzzell hotel yesterday were the follow
ing i. G. MeManus, Boston; J. f. Mul. |
vey, Boston; L. r. Prinuy, Rutland
G. w. Littlefield, Essex, Mass; j. S.
Spaulding, Boston; Walter Belyea, Bos.
ton; j. J. Walsh. Manchester, n. H.;
Gus R. Beyerle, West Lebanon, n. H.;
Charles Gillett Chayu, n. Y; G. f. Me-
Curdy, Boston: Arver Byman, Wood
bury; e. H. Robinson and wife. Burlinc-
tons Chuck Spaulding and wife, st.
Johnsbury.
Last evening the arrangements of the
Pastime bowling club and the Weho club
met in special conference for the purpose
Of arranging series of bowling games.
The Pastime club of the paradis al. |
leys issued the challenge to the Weho
club. The Weho club Immediately ac.
repted and arrangements were completed
for the matches. The initial contest of
the series will take place at the Merlo
Bros alleys on North Main street on
Tuesday night. The series will consist
Of three matches Providing third
match is necessary the place will be
agreed on.
The big bowling contest which has
been undet way at the Paradis alleys
on Pearl street for the past month, was
brought to a close yesterday. The con-
test was unique affair. the first ball in
the initial frame, the first ball in the
fifth frame and the initial ball in the
final game figuring in the tally. The
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