The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

Trimming handkerchiefs now l5c doz'
en- at Naughan's.
Our $3.50 crepe and ilannelette ki'
monos for 81 80, NJ PeTys,
Dance out the old, dance in the new
Rowland hall Thursday night.
A big saving on crepe and flannelette
kimonos at Perry's on Saturday.
You should see those cotton messaline
petticoats for SOC each, all colors, at
Pcrry's on Saturday.
Mrs. Mary G. Nye has returned TO her
home in Montreal, after spending week
with friends in the city,
Remember the one o'clock dance Thurs
day night, Dec, 81 IS cents, ladies free.
Special ear after the dance.
The annual meeting of the Universal
list church will be held tonight at 1880
in the vestry of the church. Business,
election Of officers and hearing reports.
IL is hoped that there will be large OF
tendance.
| There will be a regular meeting at the
| Salvation Army hall this evening at
o'clock and at 1890, until midnight
watch night service. Come and bring
your friends. Ensign Parsons and Cap
tain Young.
Smith & Dashner, real estate agents,
have sold for Mrs. Joseph Martin of this
city four building lots to Architect
Frank Walker. These lots are located
at Edgewood, near Mr.. Walkers resi-
dence property.
The members of r. y. Crandall post,
No. So, will hold smoke talk at the G.
A. Il. hall on Saturday, Jan, 2, at 2 p. m.
All old soldiers and sons of veterans are
cordially invited to meet with them. Per
order commander
If you join our christmas club" and
for any reason are unable to keep up
your payments you will not lose any
thing. Two weeks before Christmas you |
will receive check for the amount YOU
have paid in Barre. Savings Bank ( !
Trust Co.
"Bll' Stuart of Spaulding street, one
OF the fast forwards OF the Shamrock A. |
c., has been engaged to play with the |
Caledonia a. A. Jan. s. when the Wells |
River team meets the Lowell, Mass, A. !
A., at Wells River. The game is one OF |
a series which the Caledonians have ar
ranged with teams in greater Boston and |
cities in that vicinity.
The annual rollcall and supper at the
Hedding church Friday afternoon and
evening. All families connected with the
church are included. Those not solicited
for food please bring cake, pies, dough-
nuts. rolls jelly or pickles. As this ia
a free supper it is expected that most OF
the people will help to contribute needed
supplies or some money. Social hour
rollcall from to $50: sup
per at $50. So the friends of the He'd.
ding church will start the new year to-
gether.
The annual meeting of the woman's
association of the Congregational church
was held yesterday afternoon in the
'hurch parlors, when the following Off
'ers were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. A. G. Jones' first vice T,
president, Mrs. w. II. Gale; second vice
PRESIDENT, Mrs. NJ. l.. Chandler; CORE
pondng secretary, Mrs. w. j. Clapp: !
'eeording secretary, Mrs. II. A. Holt;
treasurer, Mrs. Arthur Tilden; director /
Il missionary work, Mrs. j. ". Barnett;
irector of church work, Mrs. d. w. Ne
Donald.
At the II. VI. Farnham auction sale OF
orses and other property in Montpelier
o-morrow win be consigned one of the !
'est brood mares in the country-Sol- J
eriuo. standard bred, with mark Of I
:2394 trial 2:l4; half in l:O4. She Is !
he dam Of Cloth Of Gold, who as a two. !
earold trotted in 22j, and is also the
am of other famous trotters This !
larc is ! years old, brown in color. 4
lands 1873. She Is clever and one of
be best of mothers. Her sire was Sres
hamplons. An extra chance to pur.
base a high bred brood mare c. T.
NTH, auctioneer,
Last evening about 20 friends and for :
Ter schoolmates of Leroy W. Carroll x
altered to welcome him home for the =
)liday and also rendered him surprise Z
remind him Of his 18th birthday an <
yersary. He came yesterday from his 2
udies at Sacred Heart college for a 10 <
lys visit with his parents on North !
ain street. During the evening Donald =
lchanan, IN behalf Of the company, pre- !
nted the host gold watchfoh and .
ne. Mr.. Carroll was rather undecided '
hat 70 say, but was soon able to re- K
ond and thank them all and bid them =
10Y themselves The evening was z
ssed with singing, music and games :
Ith refreshments of sandwiches, cake q
"a ice cream. They an left wishing <
cir Young host many such happy birth :
vs. to come.
IN the east window 81 the Quarry Saw =
g bank an interesting picture Of the =
! Barre academy and dormitory is be, :
: exhibited. Apparently the picture o.
a taken from steel engraving made :
ring the hey dey ~ the school,. use
lness. The dormitory shown in the
ne was located between the residence
Mrs Boyce and the site 81 the Burns
II vas the first dormitorv al
liz IN connection with the academy and
= later demolished 20 make wav Tor 4
more adequate building. Just how old
) picture Is. Archie w Taft the own a.
does not know. Re found L IN : col
tiou q antiques AZ his home aud b. a,
rcs that i came originally from
aloEue ~ prospectus OF the school. a.
'bablv issued IL the davs when the \,
demg vas attracting students from
corners of northern NeW England =
,en i came 10 light the picture vas
p and yellow with age bat Nj TAFT