The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-20

See those fur muffs at Abbott's.
Gold brooch and bar pins at Burr's.
See those pretty waists at vaughan's
Xmas suits at January prices. Fits
See the new silk petticoats at The
Vaughan Store.
Kimonos for Csc each, a $3.50 value
at Perry's on Saturday.
Twelve patterns and varieties OF
knives and forks, at Burps.
You should see those crepe voile waists
for CSC at Perry's on Saturday.
See our window display in Currier
building window. Paris Shirtwaist
House.
Why not give him record album for
a Christmas present. We. have them
Bailey's, IA Elm street.
Cobble Hill grange, No. 453, wishes to
thank all who in any way helped in
making the fair a success.
Every woman needs money for Christ
mas. Join our Christmas Savings club.
Barre Savings Bank d Trust Co.
Telephone to the AverilI Mills for your
grain, -four, baled hay, straw and chick
en- feed. Prompt delivery. Tel. 367-M.
# that Christmas present is to be a
diamond, call and talk it over with w. Fl.
Goodfellow & Son, eli North Main
street.
One dollar and eighty-nine cents, lid
wool finish blankets in white or gray,
a $3.50 value, only $3.50 al Perry's on
Saturday.
Building and repairing attended 10
promptly by day or contract. ii. +.
johnson, 30 Richardson street. Tele-
phone 77-2.
Perhaps our line Of cameo brooches,
scarf pins and pendants would interest
you. w. H. Goodfellow q Son, oil North
Main street.
A special meeting of the ladies' aid
| society of the Presbyterian church viii
be held tomorrow at the close of the
morning service.
Tickets for the two performances by
the "Billy Allen" show at the opera
house on Christmas day go on sale at
the box Office Monday morning at Q
o'clock. The box office will be open from
Q to |, 2to 5, and FROM TO Q each day.
Lewis Northrop, who is attending st.
Lawrence university at Canton, N. Y,
arrived in Barre yesterday TO spend his
Christmas vacation at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. North
rop, OF Baptist street, Williamstown.
The Cobble Hill grange fair closed last
night, with a large attendance. An
other excellent program was given, after
which social time was enjoyed in the
large hall. An auction sale was held
at the different booths, where Auetioneer
Roy Smith kept the bidding brisk, and
good prices were realized. The fair has
been in every way success and reflects
great credit upon the various commit
tees having the matter in charge.
A New Years rally of the ladies' I'M
ion and the mission circle of the Uni
yersalist church win be held in the
church parlor at $3.50 o'clock Thursday
afternoon, Jan. l. Various reports OF
the years work will be given and
very interesting account of the Vermont
work will be read. The program will
be in charge of the ladies of the mis-
sion circle and every lady in the par
ish, whether member OF these two or
CARNATIONS or not, is cordially invited.
The gentlemen win join the ladies for
a o'clock supper, after which the an
nual parish meeting will be held II is
hoped all adherents of the parish win
be present and Sc begin happy new
year for the church.
At regular meeting of Winnetta coun-
Gil, No. 10, ID. of p, Thursday evening,
the election of officers took place as fol.
lows: Pocahontas, Mrs. Rose IngIis
Wenonah, Mrs. Christina Wright; Pow
hstan, Ira r. Wright; prophecies, Mrs.
Annabella Cormaek; keeper of records,
Mrs. ANNA Brown tre-elected); collec.
tor of wampum, Mrs. Marion Scott ire
elected guard of the forest, Mrs. Chris
tina jeffrey; pianist, Annie Anderson;
trustee for three years, Mrs. Maggie |
Stephen; examining physician, DR.. Duff |
fly. The installation will be held after
New Years.