The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

The Gossard corset at Fits.
Come to Vaughan's for wash goods.
Suesine silks without tickets at Alb
bott's.
Children's fur sets one-half price at
knights.
Pass our bargain tables and you pass
an opportunity to save money. Tilden
Shoe Co.
An investigator for the Rae detective
agency of Boston was visitor in the
city yesterday.
You can never hope to get shoes for
nothing, but our bargain tables get you
as near to it as possible. Tilden Shoe CO.
Mrs. +. NJ Tayntor of Merchant street
has returned home, after spending sew
eral days with relatives in Erie, Pa, and
other cities in that vicinity.
Buy scratch feed, wheat, oyster shells,
ground bone, beef scraps, dry mash for
your hens at the Kempton Mills, former
" Averill mills. Tel 367-M. Prompt
delivery.
Clifford Peake OF Pearl street, who is
taking a few days vacation from his
duties in the Ross barber shop on Depot
square, went yesterday to Underhill Cen
ter, where he will spend week with his
sister.
Mrs. III. r. Andrews and son, Stewart
Andrews, who have been spending a few
weeks in Barre as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Vaughan of Maple Grove,
left this morning for their home in SYRIA
cuse, N. Y.
Painters and artisans are making ex-
tensive improvements to the interior OF
the Granite Savings bank, The work
was started yesterday and before it is
completed, the walls will be newly kali
somned and fresh coat of enamel will
be applied to the steel ceiling.
Wrestling fans in Barre Town are
looking forward to Feb. 20 as the day
when one of the best mills of the sea-
son is to be pulled off at Graniteville.
Negotiations were completed yesterday
for match between Goose" Alexander
of Graniteville and RED" Jameson of
East Barre, Both are, amateurs of call
ibre and supporters of each are predict
ing battle royal. A few nights ago
Alexander won his spurs from Young
Whitney, the Williamstown marvel,
who followed up his defeat in Granite
Vile by taekling Cyclone Mitchell of
Baltimore on the opera house mat in
this city. Both Jameson and Alexander
have started to condition themselves
for the coming bout and each is conf
dent of getting bis stride before the mill
is started. There will be a number of
prelimnaries and Officer Ed. i. Mcleod
of the local police force has been select
ed to act as referee.
The teachers and the superintendent
4ha ait,, cabanla 20 ma ly;p,r a cnnatal
effort to entertain large number of
parents at the sessions Wednesday aft
ernoon. Wednesday will be visitors
day no more than any other day Of the
school week is set aside for callers, but
nevertheless il is hoped that many par
ents and friends of the school system
will avail themselves Of special invita-
tons sent out by the teachers. The in
were written by the students |
and in many instances they have been |
decorated attractively by the drawing |
students. Each invitation contains the |
school schedule for the day, giving the |
hour when each class is to recite. There |
win not be a special program The de-
sire TO see parents and friends of the |
school visiting the sessions Wednesday |
is part of movement which is aimed |
to bring the parents and teachers into
closer relations throughout the school
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gale Of Albion,
Mich. who together figure as one OF the
attractions of the eastern lyceum bu-
reau, were visitors in the city to-day /
while on their way to North Montpelier, |
where they are to give Japanese cos
tune lecture in the village entertain
ment course this evening. Mr. Gales
George III. Gale, was ma
tive Of Barre, and was one of the prom
nent citizens of the old town Of Barre.
His father, Augustus J. Gale. whose
home was also in Barre, was the well |
Known inventor of the Gale chilled plows.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gale paid their first
risit to Barre to-day. In their costume
lectures they have been eminently sue
.essful, with repertoire that calls for
Japanese, Indian and Chinese settings.
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