The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

New crepe de chine Waists al hnighb D.
Another special at g. N. Kenyon &
Cos.
Come here for your spring gloves. The
Vaughan Store.
Twenty-Five cent ruffling for l9c yard
at Perry's on Saturday.
Quick service and distinctive work
manship at Ross Depot square barber
shop; five chairs.
Lauders' Cigar Store is the only place
in Barre to get 81 safety razor free
with a pound jar of Lucky Strike tobac-
co. See razors in the store window.
Notice: At Miss Walkers jewelry
store may be found Easter cards de-
signed and illumined by Angie Il. Bad
ger.
Miss Lena Emerson of st. Johnsbury
arrived in the city to-day to pass few
days as the guest of friends and rela-
tiyes on Washington street.
A rummage sale will be held by the
ladies at the emergency room in the city
hall Friday afternoon, beginning at ]
o'clock, and some extra values are prom
sed
The boys and girls who have part
in the old-time singing school will meet
for rehearsal on Friday at o'clock at
the Hedding church. The Sunbonnet ba-
bies and Overall boys will meet as usual
on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at
the church.
Three dollars and fifty cents; it is this
way, we have sample lot of children's
coats, 2, 3, A. s, years, made of excel
lent quality serge, handsomely trimmed,
and worth $3.50 For quick disposal
we win offer this desirable lot of new
coats for $3.50 at Perry's on Saturday
Rev. and Mrs. Il. f. Newell went to
Groton to-day to be present at the 25th
wedding anniversary celebration given
in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Il. w. Lewis.
1t will be recalled that Rev. Mr.. Lewis
formerly was presiding elder of this dis
trict.
The Lenten prayer meeting will begin
at the Hedding church this evening at
o'clock, closing promptly at 7:45, in time
for those who may wish to attend the
glee club concert. The subject Of the
meeting will be, Son the Way to Col.
gotha, or, When the Head is Bowed"
Mrs, Clarence Bartlett is acting in
charge of the local offices OF the Direct
Importing company this week. A. L.
Pierce, the local manager, hiss been called
to Montpelier to assume charge OF the
Montpelier Office for an indefinite period
because of the sudden death of the
Montpelier manager yesterday following
a brief illness.
Two exceptionally good features in
vaudeville at the Pavilion to-day, Pal |
mer and Doekman in novelty singing,
dancing, musical and acrobatic act. An
act put together to please all fancies
and ii does the stunt exceptionally well. |
There is also Laveau, the French won
der, in trick and classical violin act |
that is feature among features. ADV. |
Ye exhibition of We singin' skule,
taught by We famous Prof. Cro-well, at |
We Hedding Methodie meetin' house, |
which standeth at We corner of Church |
and Washington streets, will be holden |
on Wednesday after candle light on We |
first day of April. The music will be- |
gin to sound at of we clock A list Of |
we pieces will be printed later in ye |
newspaper. Parties will be taken in we |
by ye little folks in sunbonnets |
and overalls in poetry and song; ye |
young MEME and wimmen in one, two
and in many parte tunes, helped by "a |
female reader; We older MEME in We |
great four-parte tune sung by Prof Gro
wells "Auld Lang Syne singers We |
Methodie meetm' house win be guarded |
by We scouts. See We portraits of We
well known singers on posters in We
windows.
The second South Barre grange min
strel show at Unity Temple in South
Barre last evening was marked by an
even greater degree of success than on |
the preceding evening when the show
made its initial appearance. The audi
forum of the building was filled by
crowd that exceeded the first evenings
attendance The olio of last nights pre-
was precisely the same as on
the opening evening. During the latter
part of the performance, by special ar
Charles Mills OF this city
the audience with hypnotic
feats that proved to be revelation to
ais audience. Before leaving the stage
Mr.. Mills was greeted with round after
round of applause. At the close of the
show dancing was held. Riley's orches-
ira furnished music for the dance. This
evening barge, leaving Barre at $50
,'clock, viii transport the funmakers to