The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

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| knights.
Building and repairing attended to
promptly by day or contract. H. II.
johnson, 30 Richardson street. Tele-
phone 77-2.
Closing out sale of stock and fixtures.
Trimmed hats at 0Se. each 35c. ribbons
lat l5c. per yard. Mrs. Nelson Church,
over Times Office.
About Is members of the Methodist
boy scouts went on snowshoe hike yes
terday to the Lyon farm, where they en-
joyed campfire and refreshments.
Smith Premier typewriter newly fixed
up; has accent mark for writing Spanish,
French, Italian, etc. Other second hand
machines. Cheap for cash quick sale.
John J.. Maxson.
i AT the Salvation Army hall this even
| ing. Ensign and Mrs. Smith from Mont
pelier will have charge of the meeting
and also Montpelier comrades. You are
cordially invited to attend.
| Pea coal that is large, bright and clean
makes an ideal fuel for your kitchen
range You get quick results from it.
Send your order now TO the ID. NJ. Miles
Coal Go. Telephone 1873 or AIM.
! Joint legislative committee, attention!
| A meeting of the joint legislative com
mittee viii be held tonight (Wednes-
/ day. in the granite cutters rooms, Scam
| PM block, at 7 o'clock. Business, i'm
portant. James Cruickshank, president;
Alex Ironside, secretary.
| The Times bowling team defeated the
| Ozarks at the Merlo alleys last even
ing by total score of 1915 to 1904.
Phil Ellis was high bowler for the win
ners, getting a total pinfall of 2g4, while
Timmons OF the other aggregation had
! high single honors with lib.
Miss Anna Belle Bresett left this
morning for Albany, n. Y, where she
has secured position as a stenographer.
She was accompanied by her uncle, Mar
shall Bresett, who is returning TO Al
bany, after making a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Gamble of Division
street and with other relatives in the
city and vicinity.
A new clock has been placed in the
partition which separates the lobby at
the federal building from the work room.
The clock is manufactured by the Seth
Thomas Co. and fills a niche in the
partition provided for timepiece. Ever
since the building was thrown open to
the public the niche has been vacant, but
within few days clock has been
received from the postoffice department
and placed in position.
Continual pleasure for the entire
household. Pleasure is the big thing
with all of lis. We crave for amuse-
menf, we want to share in the music
and finn that bring delight to Others.
With a Victrola in your home You can
enjoy the worlds best music and enter
tainment whenever you are in the mood
to hear it. Wen gladly demonstrate
the Victrola and play any music you
wish TO hear. Stop in anytime. Victro-
las, SIS, to $500. Bsileys Music Rooms,
IA Elm street, Barre, Vt. II. j. LaRoe,
manager. Telephone 22-W.
Greece Asks for Justice is the title
of moving appeal which united Greek
societies in America are sending ont
to every Greek in the land. Here in
Barre the appeal has been received with
open arms and local Greeks are planning
TO give the pronouneement the widest
publicity. In the appeal the atrocities
OF the Bulgarians are set forth in vivid |
colors and countrymen of the Hellenic |
fighting men and eitizenry are asked to |
protest by word of mouth and through |
the press the support which civilized |
nations are according Bulgaria through |
their missionaries as well as financiers. |
The appeal describes the horrors that |
the allies triumph at |
Louie Bourgas, when wild Tartars from
the Bulgarian minions ruthlessly slaugh- |
tered non-participants of the battle, re-
CARELESS of their race or creed.
Vincifia lodge, No. 10, Knights of |
Pythias, was entertained at the lodge |
rooms in the Blanchard building last |
evening by the newly elected officers.
The affair took the form of a smoke
talk with a buffet luncheon. Several /
joined in an informal discus
sion of pertinent issues of the day and |
latterly the conversation turned to the
50th anniversary of pythian nighthood,
which occurs early in February. Pythi-
ans from all parts of Canada and the
United States win gather in Washington
for a celebration, but last nights discus
sion contemplates only a local observ-
ance along pretentious lines. No definite
arrangements were made, but consen-
sus Of opinion seemed to favor some
appropriate celebration. 1t is likely /
that the tentative plans will take shape
within few days.