The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-15
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Abbott,s muslin underwear sa

See Abbott's muslin underwear sale
A great discount on white goods a
New York Bargain House.
Two Angora sleigh robes, were 5000
to close at S2.0s at Perry's.
The Glover club will meet with Mrs
Rowland Tuesday afternoon at 2;3O.
Forty.hve cents pair; small lol
of gray Blankets at Perry's on satur
day,
Cobble Hill grange asks that all the
ladies bring cake at the next regular
meeting,
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs
Hutchinson Monday afternoon at 2;l5
Members please notice change OF time
Give us call and you will find. every.
thing TO please you from drygoods to
notions and all kinds of goods. New
York Bargain House.
The Barre and Montpelier Traction &
Power company put on increased service
beginning Wednesday, Feb. IL. The
| l0:45 car from Barre will run through to
Montpelier.
New spring quarterly of Pictorial Re-
view. containing all the latest spring
styles Just in. Price, 25c. This includes
one l5.cent pattern free. Get one to.
day at the Barre Book store.
Special for to-day. Mixed chocolates,
10 cents per pound; chocolate cream
drops, Is cents per pound; peanut chips,
10 cents per pound; old fashioned mo-
asses candy, Is cents per pound, at the
Barre Candy Kitchen.
"John Wesley, the Prophet of Human
Responsibility" will be the subject at
the vespers at the Congregational church
Sunday at p. m. This is the fourth
in the series ON Hall Hours with Mod.
ern Prophets A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all.
j. L. Sadlier of "a Elm street is sell
ing, at cost, consignment of boys
overeoats, from ages to 10, that were
DELAYED in transit There still remain
in stock few ladies and misses coats
to be sacrificed. These same goods can
be obtained at our Graniteville store.
If your affairs will not permit you TO
call on us, the genial manager of our
Granitevilie store, Mr.. Il. n. Prescott,
upon request, will call on you with sam
pies. Cash is king. Approved credit
solicited.
A very pleasant surprise was given
Mrs. Catherine Mckenzie last evening at
the home of Mrs. McCaskill of Yelling |
ton street, by the ladies' aid society of
the Presbyterian church. The occasion /
was in honor OF Mrs Mclkenze's birth |
day. A fine chicken pie supper was
served by the ladies, after which the
enjoyed the evening with a lit.
erary program. Before they departed |
for their homes, they presented Mrs.
Mckenzie a gold thmble in apprecia
lion of her mtring efforts as member
If this organization. Mrs. Mckenzie is
)ne of the oldest members of the ladies
lid and she is one of the most active.
The Sunbeams of the Presbyterian
hurch held a very enjoyable social last
,vening in honor OF st. Valentine. The
'estry OF the church was taxed to its
apaeity with young people who came to
hare in the enjoyment of the evening
The following program was given and,
eedIess to say, each number was well
resented and all had to reply to an en-
ore: Piano solo, Rev. Duncan Salmondi
eading. Miss Margaret Cato; solo, Miss
Iargaret Brown reading, Mrs Steven
on; mandolin and piano duet, Misses
teid and Dale After completing the
rogram the time was spent in playing
ames appropriate for the day The
Dung ladies OF the class then served
ght refreshments. The undertaking
'as success in every detail and the ,
oung ladies were happy at the out
Dme