The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-11
TALK OF THE TOWN
christmas aprons at yauphan's.

See Fits.
Christmas glove sale Saturday at TIL,
Vaughan Store.
| Chairs and rockers for the little lad'i
Christmas at Rockers.
Are you getting your share of tn
bargains from the Paris Shrtwais
House?
! One dollar and forty-nine cents, spe
cial value in messaline petticoat al
Perry's on Saturday.
All the latest fiction, popular so
copyrights, boys and girls copyrights
Christmas cards. booklets, etc. at til,
Barre Book Store.
The rumnage sale, to have been hello
tomorrow by the ladies' union of thu
Universalist church, has been postponed
until later date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vincent of East
Montpelier were called here by the serious
/ illness of Mrs. Vincent's father. Mr.
Robertson is more comfortable this
morning.
| The Cobble Hill grange will hold fair
and poultry show at their hall Thursday
and Friday evenings, Dec. IS and 49,
Watch the paper for further announce
ments.
Annual meeting of Col j. B. Mead
circle, No. l, J.. of G. A. R.. will be held
Friday afternoon at 2:30 for election of
officers. Every member is requested to
be present.
Among the guests registered at The
Buzzell hotel yesterday were w. j. Fit
ton, Newport, N. H.; L. II. Chute. Bos-
tom Mrs Flo II. Bessie. New York I;
IsJohn Smith, New York.
Leave donations for the rummage sale
at the Congregational church Friday
morning or Thursday evening before
prayer meeting. Please respond to this
call for secondhand clothing.
Specials for Saturday at the Barre
Candy Kitchen: Chocolate caramels l5c
per ID; chewing taffy, vanilla and maple
l5c per H.. chocolate and vanilla fudge
l5c per H.; sailed peanuts lie per ID.
Drs. ID. G. Jarvis and William McFar-
land went to Stowe this morning to ac-
company Mrs. Sylvia Poor, mother Of
Mrs. Jarvis, to the City hospital for
treatment. They returned this after
noon.
In city court this forenoon the case OF
State vs.. Mae Shipman Of Depot square,
charged with keeping house of i'll
fame, was continued 30 days. The re-
spohdent, who is now serving an intoxi-
cation sentence in the county Jail at
Montpelier, has retained II. A. Hoar.
Invitations are out for the marriage
Of Miss Edith Dorothy, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas j. Blann Of this city,
to Peter M. Reid Of Morrisville, which
will occur at the Blann residence on
Wednesday evening, Dec. a. at 1880
o'clock
Auction sale at Farnham's at Mont
pelier tomorrow Fresh and second
hand horses, cows and oxen, nice lot OF
sleighs, robes, blankets, whips, halters,
and other property. Big crowd expect
ed. See large ad. on page 8, this paper.
G. T. Smith, auetioneer.
William Duff Of Wellington street re-
turned Wednesday afternoon from Yer
gennes, where he has been passing few
days as the guest of Principal James
Walker of the Vergennes high school
While absent Mfr. Duff attended an art
exhibit in Vermont's oldest city.
The annual meeting of the Burns club
will be held in Clan Gordon hall, Bolster
block, on Saturday evening, Dec. l3, at
1880 o'clock. Let every member make
an effort to be present, as business of
the utmost Importance il to come be-
fore the meeting. Per order president. !
Raymond Tierney was appointed this
week to act temporarily as manager Of
the Goddard seminary basketball team, |
He succeeds Henry knight, who recently |
went to his home at Westmoreland, |
\. H., for an indefinite visit. Mr.. Tier |
ney is also captain of the basketball |
cam for the present season.
The Mudscrapers defeated the Eagles |
A. G. at Goddard gymnasium last night |
IN game of basketball by the score OF |
20 to 10. The feature points for the |
included the shooting OF |
Burke and cambridge. The two teams
will come together in the Church street /
gymnasium early next week.
The woman's auxiliary of the Church |
II the Good Shepherd viii meet in the
yestry of the church Friday evening at
80. Miss Leila Bull, a missionary from
Japan, win speak, and there will be
hort musical program. All who are
are cordially invited to be
PRESENT A special invitation is extend.
ID to the junior auxiliary. A collection
will be taken to defray expenses.
DIR. Albert Freeman, who has been
passing several days with friends in /.
Barre and Burlington. left the city this
orenoon for Norfolk, Conn. DR.. Free
nan will be remembered here as for
ner resident and a one-time employee at
he J.. b. Dodge creamery on North Main
treet. After matrieulating at the Uni
'ersity of Vermont, Burlington, he
worked in Barre summers. He was
graduated sometime ago from the medi-
al department at the university and [,
Don afterwards be received a lucrative
appointment as inferno at the Norfolk
lospital He had recently been pro-
noted. h
The Christmas sale held at the He'd
j ig Methodist church yesterday nettcd
lie ladies of the church a neat sum.
afternoon tea was served and good |
,rogram was furnished for the evenings Il
The special music rem /
ered by Prof w. A. Wheaton and the :
'paulding Glee club was especially en-
Dyed by all. The booths were made
cry attractive by the use of violet and
White for all, with the exception OF the ]
ampfire girls booth, which was de-
eloped in the colors OF the Hedding
ampfire girls-green and brown-with
background made up by the trappings
sed by that society. A well-flled house
it a very successful affair
nd the committee wishes to thank all
Tho helped to make it so.
Mrs. George Lombard of Foster street !,