The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-14
TALK OF THE TOWN
Dc, Dc. DC, DC Sale.

Dc, DC, 0c &c Sale.
Have you seen those 40c silks at Al
bolts.
See the new silk and cotton waists al
| Ahbott's.
Read about the coupon sale, Paris
Shirtwaist House
Suits, coats and furs one-half price
Henry w. knight.
A great discount on white goods at
| New York Bargain House.
Two Angora sleigh robes, were 5000;
to close at $2.os at Perrys.
Unmatchable values in hamburgs and
ilouncings. Henry W. knight.
II. G. Bennett left yesterday after
noon for st. Adams ON business.
BE sure To read Miss w. u. Rowells
ad. in another column of this issue.
Forty-five cents pair; ! small loo
of gray blankets at Perry's on Satur-
day.
A son was born yesterday TO DIR. and
Mrs. j. II, Woodruff of South Main
street.
John Cheyne left yesterday for Bur-
lington, where he will visit relatives for
a few days.
Thursdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: Louis Provost, Rutland;
A. l.. Duke, Portland
r. b, Lang OF White River Junction
arrived in the city this morning for 4
few days business visit.
Thomas Carroll of North Main street
went to Waterbury to-day, where he will
visit with friends for several days.
Don't fail TO attend the dance in Clan
Gordon hall, under auspices of Clan Cor
don, Saturday night. Gents, soc; la.
dies, free.
Give us call and you win find every
thing to please you from drygoods to
notions and all kinds of goods. New
York Bargain House.
Miss Glenna NJ. Bartlett, who has been
visiting friends in the city for the past
two weeks, left this forenoon for her
home in Bellows Falls.
The girls basket ball team of the
Church of the Good Shepherd will meet
in the Church street gymnasium for
practice tomorrow evening at $3.50
o'clock.
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
New spring quarterly of Pictorial Re-
view. containing all the latest spring |
styles just in. Price, 25c This includes
me Decent pattern free. Get one to-
lay at the Barre Book store.
The voters OF ward 8 are hereby re-
minded that the voting station for that
ward has been changed to the ward 5
and that the caucus tonight
will be held there. James Mackay, city |
Jerk
The New England Fruit Store is Of
ering two pounds OF its famous home
made assorted chocolates for 25c, as
saturday special, and at the same time a
of the sweet juicy Horner
ranges viii be sold Is for 25c.
A. B. Metzgar, who has had charge of
he White sewing machine demonstra-
ion at b. w. Hooker & Co.'S store tor
he past ten days, left last night for his
ONE in New York. w. c. Ellis, who
as been demonstrating the machines,
i'll leave this evening for his home in
rooklyn, n. Y.
The following speakers have been Sc
iiEh wi thS pbbAAN AocA iDuuS h4f1htHEt -
, be held under the auspices of the
outh Barre grange Friday evening, Feb.
at o'clock at grange hall. South ,
ARE: Governor Fletcher, State Road
c. w. Gates, County Su a
,rvisor X. S. Currier, and Others. Free
mission, everybody invited. q
A large gang of laborers began har-
sting w. H. Wards ice crop at South q
ARE to-day. The ice is nearly ten
ches thick and of excellent quality.
any men who are familiar with the ice :
tting industry, as well as with the
Gather signs, believe that dealers are
rtunate to secure a crop of this thick
SIS in view OF the open winter. For e.
e past ten days ice has been making
pidly. C'
Mrs. Loren J. Bell entertained the v
ambers of the Art and Crafts club last n
ening at her home on Maple avenue u
tn a Valentine party. There were
'ge number of the club members pres fix
t and he evening was pleasantly Of
ssed in various Valentine games. One ia
'asing feature of the evening was the Il
elton sale of valentines, which was
lrce Of great merriment to the gath i,
ng The room in which the party &c
It was appropriately decorated. Dur W
! the evening serbet and waters were in
we'd.