The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

at Abbott's.
Clearance sale corsets 45c, 90c, and
up. At Vaughan's
Another mark down on ladies and chill
dren's coats at Yaughan's.
| A complete line of trunks, bags and
suit cases from the McWhorter Co.
| Closing-out sale of stock and fixtures
Mrs. Nelson Church, over Times Office.
The McWhorter Co. are making low
prices on ladies and gentlemen's fur
coats.
The amusement committee of Winnet-
ia council will please meet with Mrs.
Brown Monday evening.
The executive board of the Italian
Pleasure club has decided to hold its an
nual sleighride on Wednesday evening,
January 2S,
Mrs. A. /. Whitehead of Portland, Ore,
arrived on the night train last night to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. ID.
Allen of Franklin street.
Our soft wood for kindling is what you
need to start your fires with these cold
mornings. 1t is nice and dry, only Sl.75
load. Morse & jackson. Tel. 237.
Russell will pay you 35c for your old
leaky hot water bottle in exchange for
new one selling from ST so and up, this
week only. Russell's, the Red Cross
Pharmacy.
Regular meeting of Sub. court, 1917,
Barre, /. o. f., will be held Tuesday, Jan.
20, in X. OF c. hall at p. m. Dance
after the meeting. All are invited. Per
order committee.
The ladies' aid society of the Presby-
terrain church will serve refreshments at
the annual meeting on Wednesday even
ing and the ladies of the congregation
are requested to bring cake.
Every member of the degree team OF
the N. f. o. P. is requested and urged
to be present at practice meeting in
their hall at 1880 Monday evening, as
there is work Wednesday evening.
If you want heat from your furnace,
try some of our egg coal. Three hum
dred tons of clean, bright, fresh egg
coal just received The ID. M. Miles Coal
Co, l22 North Main street. Telephones
1873 and AIM.
Carpenters, attention. All members
of local No. 4Sl are hereby notified TO
attend the regular meeting on Monday
night, Jan. 10, at 40 o'clock. Business
of Importance from headquarters to be
dealt with. Per order Rec Sec.
Eleanor Martha Edwards, aged one
year and II months, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Edwards of Webster
vile, died last night at o'clock. Rev. |
William Gartshore will ofliciate at the |
funeral service, which will be held at |
the home tomorrow Tuesday after |
noon at l:30 o'clock.
The annual business meeting Of the |
First Presbyterian church viii be held |
in the church parlors on Wednesday I
evening, Jan. 2l, al o'clock. All mem |
bers, adherents and friends are cordially I
invited to attend. Refreshments will be |
served. Ladies of the congregation are /
invited to bring cake.
The Woman's club will meet Tuesday |
evening, Jan. 20, at s o'clock in How /
land hall. Miss Georgia Kossuth, an
pianist, will give a piano
recital. The department of music and
arts has charge Of this meeting and hope
ior a large attendance. Guest tickets
nay be found as usual
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Comolli observed
he 25th anniversary of their marriage
evening, when over thirty
friends met at their home to express
heir congratulations and good wishes
or the future. Many gifts of silver
we're presented Mr. and Mrs. Comolli.
fusic was furnished by quartet, com
,osed of ]. Calcagni, A. Comolli, j. Hal
rosa and Fred Pickering A pleasant
ime was enjoyed by all.
The Shamrock basketball team will
lay its second game of the season on ]
friday night at the Church street gym
asium when the strong French Cath
lie association quintet from St. Johns ,
ury makes its appearance in the city. ,
he F. G. A. is stronger aggregation ,
han last season and is strong con-
ender for the state championship. The
hamroeks will present the same lineup
$ in the last game, Carroll, Bartlett of ,,
Stuart, Tomasi. The man
cement is undecided yet as to whether
rady or Brown will fill the other posi- !
ION. I
The officers Of the local camp, Sons of !
eterans, for the ensuing year were in
tailed Tuesday evening by Comrade L.
. Smith of the G. A. X. The officers to 8
9 installed were: Commander, O. j.
lodge; senior vice commander, c. G. 9
ollins; junior vice commander, +. r.
arey; patriotic Instructor, Il. +. Perry; !
laplain, George Allen; secretary and
'easurer, A. w. Robinson; color bearer, t
+. W. Smith; musician, S. r. Dady; Il
nide, c. L. Gauthier; inner guard, j. A. v
ogers; outer guard, Fred Davis. The a
tendance was smaller than it would
ave been if the weather had been more =
but those attending enjoyed a !,
,cial hour at the close of the business r
Getting. The commander served hard 3
ok and coffee. The camp has just >
osed successful year under @. L. eau
lier as commander.
One more evidence that on some streets N
the city sliding is proving to be dan d
rous to pedestrians was given yester- v
", when ID. d. Royce was knocked q,
'wn while walking along on the side "
ak ut Seminary street. Mr.. Royce
as proceeding ON Summer street and II
rned onto Seminary street when a sled "
I'll weighted down with boys came like ~ ~
streak off Seminary hill, glided onto y