The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

urday.
Twenty-frst anniversary sale of mus
lin underwear at Abbott's.
| Will wear better than a bath towel
| homespun towels 2 for 25c at Perry's
on Saturday.
| Auction sale at City Auction Market
Saturday at $50 and p. m. See ad
0. II. Hale, auetioneer.
| Regular Saturday night dance in How
land hall, Feb. 28, under the auspices OF
| Riley's orchestra. Ladies, free.
Walter Monroe returned last night to
| his home at Brookfeld, after passing
a few days in the city with friends.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs.
| w. III. Gale, Wellington street, Wednes-
day afternoon at 2;30. Please note
change of date.
Reserve the date next Thursday night,
March 5, and attend the sparkling three
act comedy, Breezy Point" at the Uni
versalist vestry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robins returned
yesterday to their home in East Mont
pelier, after spending few days with
friends in the city.
4. N. Normandeau of Highland
avenue returned yesterday afternoon
from few days. business visit to Mon
treal, st. Adams, and Burlington.
A special bargain on hemmed or
fringed bed spreads for Sl.39. This is
our $l.75 value. At Perry's on Saturday
your choice of these spreads for $l.39.
Prepare yourself for big surprise
when you approach the Royal tailored
to-order display. The values and service
we offer are astonishing. II. A. Hutchin-
son, Wood block.
Salvatore Concha, who recently ar
rived in this city from an extended stay
at his former home in Spain, left last
night for Barre Plains, Mass, where he
has secured employment.
The condition of John Higuera of
Granite street who underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis at the Heaton
hospital in Montpelier Thursday, was re-
ported to be improving to-day.
John Mcdonald, who has been pass
ing few weeks in the city with friends,
left last night for Burlington for few
days visit with relatives previous to his
return to his home at Rochester, n. Y.
George Demerrill of Cliff street went
this morning to Burlington to pass the
day. This evening he will be accom-
pdHltd HUNT DF mas siSltis MISS AltitH
Demerrill, who has been making few
days stay in Burlington.
The management of the Spaulding
high school and Montpelier high school
basketball teams have made arrange
ments to play the final game of the
series in this city ON March II instead
of March 20, as first slated.
Martin Riley, jr., of East street left
yesterday forenoon for a few weeks
business visit through the southern part
OF the New England states. He win
visit at Springfield, Mass, for few
days previous to his return.
Frank Baker, who is employed as
baker at "My Bakery" on North Main
street, left this morning for Burlington,
where he will spend the weekend with
friends, leaving Monday for his home in
Albany, N. u, where he will make
more extended stay.
The Glenugia FasteH.een or Bannock
night celebration will be held in Clan
Gordon hall Saturday evening, Feb. rs,
at 7 o'clock. Let every member be pres
ent and bring their lady friends along
with them, as there win be plenty of
bannocks for everybody. Per order com
mittee.
The Goddard seminary basketball |
squad left this forenoon for Burlington, |
where they are engaged to play Bur-
lington high school this evening. The |
following squad. accompanied by Coach |
John Kurtz, made the trip: Witt. Keefe,
Cosby, Lament, Tierney, Wells and |
Johnson.
The Spaulding glee club conducted
L.. .,f - 4
dances in the Rowland hall last evening.
There were about fifty couples present
and a very enjoyable evening was
passed Riley's orchestra furnished
music for the occasion. The dance was
The third of its kind that has been held
turing the winter.
An attendance that rivalled the throng
il Ash Wednesday evening taxed the
capacity of ST. Monica's church last
,vening. The services were the first of
he regular Friday night devotions to
,e held during the Lenten season. Rev.
Hugh McKenna, eurate, officiated at the
eryices. The services consisted of the
osary, stations of the cross and bene- Z
LECTION. Tomorrow night the first reg
liar Sunday evening Lenten devotions
will be held. Rev. p. NJ. McKenna. pas
or of the church, will offciate and viii
Ieliver sermon on temperance in ac-
ord with his custom of the past few
ears.
Several local season records in candle
inns were broken last evening at the
derlo Bros. alleys when the Weho
,owling club and the Ozark club met,
he former winning two games out OF
hree. The Weho club established
lew city record for the three string
otal of the season by bowling down 1850
inns, " points better than the mark es.
ablished by the Pastimes the night
revious. The single team string OF 529
" the Weho club has not been beaten
efore this season. Harold Nute's three
tring total OF 344 has the preference
yer all other individual games of the /.
eason. His strings were l27, l22, 81.
The tango, turkey trot, grizzly bear, 4
unny hug and all the lately introduced .
noes of the one-step variety are CON
emned by parents, the clergy, and most
ight thinking people; but the change
rom the old method of fire kindling,
there the dancing flame ilickers and
oes out, to Browns quick fire charcoal
one step towards domestic economy
nd felicity received with enthusiasm
Y mother and father alike and ac.- Z
by all. Costs but quarter
Or a couple sacks Phone 53M, drop