The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-05
TALK OF THE TOWN
Nv snrinp linens at Ahhntt,s.

| MISS Nhlpple has commenced work II
Heath's wall paper store.
Fifteen cent wash goods Saturday al
91ac a yard at Vaughan's.
Spring quarterly of Pictorial Review
fashions now on sale at Martins Book
store.
Seventy nine cents a pair, white anC
gray blankets; a special value, at Perry's
on Saturday.
Another 49c sale of muslin underwear
in few days; the one you have been
asking for. At Fits.
Dance, Miles hall, Saturday, Feb. 7
from to II. Gilbertson's orchestra
Couple, Soc; ladies. free.
Edward Kingston, who has been pass.
ing a few days in the city with friends
returned to-day to his home at North
field.
Closing out sale of stock and fixtures
Trimmed hats at Csc. each; Soc. ribbons
at 15c. per yard. Mrs. Nelson Church
over Times Office.
The ladies OF Companion court, /. 0. f.,
No. 757, will hold dance in their hall in
Worthen block Feb. 8, after their meet
ing. The committee.
A bowling match between the IAmorey
store and the employees at the blanchard
block will be rolled at the Pearl street
alleys next Tuesday evening.
No dust, no smoke, no gas, from our
coke. Thirty two bags for 500. The
ID. NJ. Miles Coal Co., l22 North Main
street. Telephones 1873 and AIM.
If you want to keep in style, send
IL cents to Martins bookstore for one
years subscription to the Monthly FASH
ion Book of Pictorial Review patterns.
Instructor in school subjects, AZ
Spaulding street, or will go to pupils
home. For particulars, call or write
Hazel /. Ellis, 5 opera block, Montpelier,
VT.
James Donahue, student at the Uni
versity of Vermont, arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon on his way TO his
home at Graniteville for few days
visit.
Victrola concert and social at the Con-
gregational church Wednesday evening,
Feb. IL. Keep this date open, that YOU
may not fail to hear many of the worlds
most famous artists.
A special price on sheets and pillow
slips 3sc each, sheets were SOC; 4sc
sheets now 60c; l0c each pillow slips,
were l21sc each; l2Isc each were l5c
each at Perry's on Saturday.
Winnetta council, No. l0-If you want
to have a good time, be sure and come
to the meeting Thursday evening. After
the meeting there will be a Scotch sup
per, concert and dance. Don't miss it.
The regular meeting Of the Sunday
school teachers Of st. Monica's church
viii be held this evening at the convent
on Summer street. Tomorrow night
viii be held meeting Of the promoters
OF the League of the Sacred Heart.
Another egg story: f. r. Northrop
had flock of AZ pullets last winter and
he secured the following number of eggs,
for December 237, January 723, Febru-
airy $50, March a42, and April 627 The
average price received was about 40
cents.
Sectional glass cases to extend the
entire length of the first floor are being
at the Lamorey Clothing store.
They will replace wooden display racks
and cases that have outgrown their use
fulness. The work win be completed
by the end of the week.
Roscoe MeIver, student at Tufts col
lege, arrived in the city to-day on his
way to his home at Graniteyille for a
weeks visit. Mr.. McIver will 90 to
South 8Royalton on Saturday night to
play with the Tufts college basketball
team against the Caledonia A. G.
Rev. j. B. Reardon went to White Riv-
n junction to-day to attend the social
service meeting which was started there
Today and viii eontinus tomorrow, aft
sr which the workers will come to Barre
70 hold similar series. Reports from
The west side of the state are to the ef-
'ect that the social service meetings in
VeTgennes were most enthusiastic and
productive.
The ID. c. V. club Of the North Barre
Methodist mission will hold les annual
leigh ride this evening. The members
will leave the club headquarters on Ber-
in street soon after 6 o'clock aud drive
It once to Williamstown, where supper
5 to be served in the grange hail. Aft
'rwards there win be a program OF
,ames, music and other diversions Large
,arges will be provided for the young
he mission will act as chaperons.
"The New Thought" was the subject
# an informal talk given by Mrs. James
3oyden Estee of Montpelier in knights
II Pythias hall yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Estee, who understands her sub
ect very well, said in part that new
bought" is not a new sect brought about
o divide the churches, making a church
or itself, but rather to build up and
the churches now existing.
'luch interest was shown by the good
lied audience attending, many of whom
emained to ask questions and discuss
he subject.
At Dreamland, ''The Last Minute lin |
wo partsl. To see Arizonas wild ride |
N horseback, to see him follow the ban !
Its as they leap upon passing train
" himself leaping from his gallopng |
orse to the vestibule. to see him wage /
he fight over the top Of the coaches,
nto the engine room, on the very root |
( the engine; and, finally. to see him
make spectacular leap from the loco |
MOTIVE into the bed of river, is to
ealize what thrills this two-reel af-
ords.--Ady.