The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Special silk petticoat value at Abb
| bolts.
You should read Perry's ad. for Sat
urday
Special for Saturday, new coats and
skirts, at Vaughan's.
The Lamorey company are showing a
big line of suits at $l5.
See the new 25c wash goods on sale at
| l5e a yard at Vaughan's.
| Marshmallow whip topping on vanilla
and caramel ice cream at Red Cross
| pharmacy.
| You viii want "Nutcut." It's richness,
color and prices are pleasing G. N. Ken
yon & Company.
| At $24S wash dresses, a $3.50 value,
up-to-date styles. To move this lot of
dresses for only $2.4s at Perry's on Sat
urday,
John Mcdonald, who has been spending
la few weeks in the city with friends,
returned to-day to his home at South
| Boston.
At $29s lot of new spring coats for
children 2, 3, A, 5, 8 years, that were
$3.50 and $500; serges and checks; at
Perry's on Saturday.
Special sale SATURDAY, April lS-The
Eastern Estate Tea Co. store will give
$1,000 worth of trade marks with each
can of baking powder Saturday only.
A bargain in scrm curtains, SLAB
pair; this is our $l.75 value; white or
ecrii. with pretty Insertion. These cur
tains only $l.l9 pair at Perry's on Sat
urday.
All persons subject to taxation in the
city of Barre are warned that their lists
must be filed with the assessors of the
city of Barre on or before the goth day
Of April, as per section SAB of the public
statutes.
A May day old and young folks ball,
under the auspices OF the l., A., A. Q. H.,
Thursday evening, April 80, Rowland
hall. Riley's full singing orchestra, six
pieces. Concert from to 0, Dancing
from until 4.
In the council chamber of the Barre
lodge OF the Knights of Columbus Sun
day afternoon the Montpelier council,
No. 800, will conduct the exemplifica
ton of the first and second degrees The
degree work will start at o'clock.
The Scandinavian Brotherhood of
America will hold their regular meeting
in Clan Gordon hall tonight at 1880.
Several candidates are to be initiated
and social hour will be held after the
meeting, Refreshments will be served
by the sewing circle.
Next Sunday evening the pastor of the
Hedding church will give an illustrated
lecture at o'clock, showing why the
weaver boy who entered the cotton mill
when but 10 years old is resting to-day
among Great Britain's greatest and best
men, in Westminster Abbey. The rea.
sons given will be that as statesman |
Of the kingdom of God, as traveller, |
scientist, as a man of splen- |
did Christ-like example, he helped to !
place Africa on the map of the world |
Professor Blake, we believe, is right |
when he says: '1n the distant future |
when intelligent Africans look back on
Afriea's beginnings as England looks |
back on the days of King Alfred, Ire
land Of st. Patrick, Scotland of st. Co.
lomba or the United States of Washing
ton, the name that will be encircled by |
them with brightest honor is that OF
David Livingstone There are nearly
50 colored pictures, showing interesting
scenes in Scotland, in Africa and in Lon
Ion connected with the life work of this
great man, whose labors against the
slave trade have given him right to be
named in the same list with Wilberforce
and Lincoln.