The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-17
TALK OF THE TOWN
Big values in linen at Fits.
Seq Fits "Wednesday snecial,

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Wednesday.
Sec Int of w. +. Richardson rea
estate, page Z.
See the special coat to-day at $1,000
at Vaughan's.
Come to the Thanksgiving sale this
week at Vaughan's.
The chorus class of the Congregational
church will meet Wednesday at 4!l5.
George r. Beyerle, piano tuner, viii
be in Barre Dec. l. Leave orders at this
Office.
We've everything in rubber footwear
for every member of the family. Iilden
Shoe Co.
Mrs. T.. II. Miller and children have
in Philadelphia.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge, No. Is, Wednesday evening
Nov. Is, at 1880 o'clock.
| We invite you to see our line of skirts,
just received prices, $3.50, S3.os ana
1850 Paris Shirtwaist House.
A. E. Batchelder and daughter Lenora,
left this noon from Randolph for Dune
din, Fla. where Mr.. Batchelder is in the
real estate business.
Dinner will be served TO clerks and
business people Mt 1880 at the Umver-
salist church Wednesday. Everybody
welcome. Dinner, Zoe.
Mrs. George Waterman OF Hardwick,
who has been making q few days visit
at the home of X. G. Waterman OF Camp
street, returned home to-day.
Many dainty and useful articles and
81, 90 ia IN
found at the Universalist sale, opening
Nov. IS. Come and see them.
A large number of Syrians left yester-
day on the 3:l5 train for Burlington to
attend the funeral OF one of their coun
trymen, Joseph Allen, who passed away
last Sunday.
Great bargains at the rummage sale
of the Woman's club at the emergency
room in city hall Thursday, Nov. 10,
from o'clock to g. Lots of good maya
zines in bundles of one dozen,
The ladies' auxiliary OF the Presby-
terrain church will hold their regular
monthly meeting Wednesday evening,
Nov. Is, at 7;l5 o'clock, at the home
Of Mrs. Cato. Beacon street. A good
attendance is desired
Regular review of Harmon hive, No. /,
L. o. T. NJ. Wednesday evening. Initia-
tion and refreshments. All officers and
guards will meet at the hall at $3.50
sharp. Guards were uniforms. Let
there be large attendance.
The womans association of the Con-
gregational parlor Wednesday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. The business meeting
will be followed by a social hour, Please
bring thimbles, as there will be sewing
to do. A few Japanese pictures and
fancy articles will be on sale. The ex
ecutive board will meet at o'clock.
Alderman A. +. Bruce of Brooklyn
street returned last night from hunt
ing trip through Duxbury and More
town. Mr.. Bruce was successful I'm
bringing down buck with fine set of
antlers. The deer weighed Us pounds.
Thus far Mr. Bruce is the only member
with success while ranging the woods.
The first entertainment in connection
with the Colonial festival will be given |
evening, directed by Miss
Blanche Spaulding. il being cantata
entitled, sold Father Time and His Fam
ily." It will be presented by the sun
day school, assisted by Mr.. Inglis and |
MIR. Mackay OF the church male quartet. |
Universalist church at 1880 p. m. Adj |
mission Zoe.
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 1
evenings Of this week Drs Shaw and /
Gates of Montpelier and Mortified will |
speak in the Hedding church. cordial /
is extended 10 all who are
seeking for a deeper and more practical
religious experience and an opportunity
Tor lifes true service. DR.. Shaw, who
las lust returned from that great con-
.ention in Boston, will have something
10 say concerning It's mission and its
worth. Services win begin at 1880.
Barre readers who have followed "The
Path of Napoleon" in each Sunday issue
u the Boston Globe during the past
,ear will b. interested to learn that the
wife OF James Morgan, who IS writing
he interesting series on the career Of
Is graduate Of Goddard
eminary and well known by people here
n the city. Mrs. Morgan, who was
Hiss Matte r. z. Daley. accompanied
er husband 70 Europe and assisted him ,
n preparing notes and making photo
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( the Goddard class Of 1891.
This morning the premium book for t.
be ninth annual exhibit Of the YER ,
lont Poultry association went 20 press
id copies Of the book may be- had with !
4 a very few DAYS. The executive com [,
littee aud the officers Of the association !
~ working hard to make the fcrthcom- !.
ne show the most successful in the his ,
lry Of the organization. The premium :
u j. the largest in the nine YEAR, ex
tence Of the association and the mum
sr Of birds 70 Be shown will probably
! larger than In any other vear To-
ly the secretary received from the .
ate treasurer the legislative appropria
on. The 1915 show is 10 h. held in
W. city hall a. Montpelier during the
rst week In January. IN that same 3
eek the state legislature assemblies and 4
dications for that reason a. wei az
hers points 20 an unusually large az :,
.rdance. Following the custom estab. >
,hed last year there viii b. q lecture =