The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ask for the high school girls corset at
Vaughan's.
| Warmers rust proof corsets, new spring
models, at knights.
| Step in to see what little cash will
do at our bargain tables. Tilden Shoe Co.
| A daughter, weighing 9Ha pounds, was
born yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Poulin.
| The Altrurians will meet with Mrs.
Fred A. Grearson, 80 Nelson street, Tues
| day, Feb. 10, at 2:30 p IN.
| You can never hope to get shoes for
nothing, but our bargain tables get you
as near to it as possible. Tilden Shoe Co.
Our special sale on Vim. Rogers sill
verware to-day should receive attention
| from all users. See adv. G. N. Kenyon
s. Co.
Arthur s. Martin offers for sale the
City hotel building, furnace, big cooking
range, plumbing equipment and every
thing about the building.
Asthma sufferers, attention. Wanted,
the address of asthma sufferers in Barre
and vicinity. Thomas & Olson, "a Mo-
raine street. Brockton. Mass.
The ladies of the Universalist church
wish to thank all those who assisted in
their concert Thursday evening, for it
was through their efforts it was made a
success
The next rehearsal OF the Montpelier
Choral union will be in the city hall at
Montpelier Tuesday, Feb. 10. II enough
Barre people will join, part Of the re-
hearsals win be held in Barre.
Madeline Elizabeth, infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brown, died at
their home this morning at o'clock
The funeral will be held at the home,
II Cottage street, tomorrow Sunday
at 2 o'clock
The closing number Of the Barre En-.
tertainment course viii be lecture on
Thursday evening, Feb. IL, by DIR. Thorn
as E. Green, most pleasing and de-
lightful speaker, and he is sure to be
enjoyed by all.
Special for Saturday at the Barre
candy kitchen: cinnamon, lemon, pep
ermint, Glove, horehound drops, chop
suey, Canada peppermints, vanilla and
maple chewing taffy and old-fashioned
molasses candy at Zoe per Id. Our 40c.
Schrafts chocolates at zoe. per lb.
H. M. Farnham, the horse man, is on |
the way from the West with Fl fresh |
horses and win hold his next big COM
bination auction sale at his place of |
business at Montpelier, VT, on Friday,
Feb. l3, 1914. Watch for further adj |
in this paper. G +. Smith, auctioneer
Dining tables and chairs, table linen,
bedding, iron beds, crockery, silverwarer
etc, all in good condition. to be sold |
at auction on Saturday afternoon at / |
o'clock and at o'clock in the evening, /
at the old auction room, under the Pa. |
vilion, on Pearl street. d, A. Perry, auc-
tioneer.
The Ministers Monday club viii meet |
on Monday at 1890 a. m. at the semi
nary, Montpelier. Rev, w. L. Boicourt,
pastor OF the Congregational church at |
Waterbury, win read paper on "Theol-
ogy and Astronomy Readjustment Still |
The ministers viii after
wards lunch together as usual.
The furniture, etc. salvaged from the
City hotel FIRE has been thoroughly rem.
ovated and the greater part of it was
not damaged by fire in the least. All
viii be offered for sale at public aue.
ton on Saturday afternoon at o'clock
and at o'clock in the evening, Feb. I.
See ad. on page Z. d. A. Perry, auc
tioneer.
One lady, when ordering second sup
ply of charcoal few days ago, re-
marked Il had been threatening to try
this for quite a while, and now Pm
sorry / didn't commence sooner" It's
not serious ofTense to threaten ones
self, and in this case there's self-satis
faction upon conviction and the fine is
small. Why not be independent and
yourself, my good woman?
Northern Charcoal Co, phone 53-M.
The Altrurians and their guests were
pleasantly entertained last evening at
the home of Mrs. George Holt, Hill
street. Mr.. Holt gave an interesting
talk on Indians in Oklahoma" and also
showed a number of stereoptiecn views.
Mrs. Holt sang Indian songs, melodies
Of different tribes, after which dainty 4
were served A most en-
joyable evening was passed and many
for their kind hospitality.
The regular meeting of Green Noun
tain council, No. 1856, Royal Areanum,
was held last night, and at the close of I
the meeting D. s. Deputy L. w. Hanson,
assisted by Grand Guide G. G. Carr, in
stalled the following officers: R., Jas.
A. Gauthier; v r., Charles w. Merrill
orator, George f, Reed; secretary, X. j.
Attridge (l0l South Main street, col
ector. James Grearson (l23 Hill street. !
treasurer, H. w. Knight; guide, William
Black; warden, James Alexander; SEN ,
Try, II. E. Wilkinson; trustees, G. G. :
Jarr, H. w. Quimby. The council is in
! .fiourishing condition, both financially ,
md growing in membership.
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