The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Presbyterian mems supper tonight,
! Pipes at one-half price at Landers'.
Great values in Abbott's markdown Of
ladies and children's coats
Six mems pure white soft finish hand
kerehicfs at Perry's on Saturday.
Mrs. G. A, Lundgren, who has been Sc
riously i'll for the past three weeks, is
slowly improving.
George Roben Of South Ryegate is
spending several days with his father,
d, G. Roben, in South Barre
Miss Christina Reid Of South Main
street left yesterday for st, Johnsbury,
where she will visit relatives for a few
days,
At $2.9s, an all messaline petticoat, an
extra quality messaline, with fancy
founce, all colors, for SOS, at ferry's on
Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Marshall has returned to her
home in Waterbury Center, after few
days visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. p. Wheeler of the Merchant street eN'
tension.
Beginning Friday evening and until
4 Christmas all union stores will be open
until 8 O'clock except Saturday evening
and Christmas eve, when they will be
open until 10 o'clock.
| Special Sale Now is the time to fill
your books before Christmas. The last
sale before the holidays, four separate
bargains at the Eastern Estate Tea Store
| Friday and Saturday, Dec. Is and 10.
C. S, Andrews of the Peoples Shoe
store il agent for the Vermont Bible
society in Barre and announces that he
has a good assortment OF Bibles and Tes
taments for the Christmas trade. There
is no book more suitable for Christmas
gift Call at the store and select yours
oday.
The car Of apples which arrived Nov.
% have been thoroughly repacked and
have adjusted the claim with the shipper, |
so that | can now furnish you through |
your dealer with No. ] Greetings, No. 2 |
Greetings. 60 ID. hampers OF Spies, No. !
Baldwns and few No. Kings. Call at |
my Granite street storage. Sidney f.. .
Spafford.
Roderick Cameron OF 100 Washington
street was somewhat surprised when he
found about IS persons at his door last
evening when he went TO answer Il knock.
The occasion was to celebrate his birth
day anniversary. The evening was pleas
antly spent in music and games A Ia
bic was set and all enjoyed dainty
luncheon OF sandwiches, cake, cofic,
olives, pickles and fruit After this all
joined in song until late hour.
The Christmas tree this year at the
church will be combined with
the concert on next Sunday evening and
the children, with their parents and
friends are planning to be present, and
bring their white gift envelopes. with
their gift for the king. There will be Il
Christmas service of story and song a
most interesting story The Star OF
Glory" about family living at BETH
chem when Christ was born, the events
Of that wonderful night, the star, the {
angel music, the Christ child. born under {
he very roof OF that family, The mu- !
-ic includes 10 selections by the choir
solo, trio. quartet and chorus. The dec q
,rations consist of Christmas trees with $
background Of fireplace, rocking q
hairs and children. Two little girls VIII
y dressed in white, who, at the close of I
he service, will receive the white gift y
ENVELOPES for the king. An are welcome.
The Altrurians met with Mrs Flora -
Ioyt Of Summer street for their annual :
'hristmas festival yesterday afternoon. !
after the business meeting a very sue .
essfu and interesting program was car ;
led ont. Each member was requested 70 I"
md a stocking with her name on it which \
Jung on the tree. When il was found, Y
he was requested to fiji il with dainties s.
hat had been prepared for that purpose u
after much merriment and many Jokes e
yer this. all assembled to the dining. p
Dom. whore a buffet lunch was served. 20
While all were busy eating. Santa Clan,
'ent into the room where the tree was pi
nd left there present for each mem il
cr OF the party When each returned to 81
he parlor she found a present on the e.
rec with q number on il corresponding to u
he number on her stocking II was r
cry enjoyable occasion for the ladies of v
he circle, as All members were able to X
p present. When il came time TO de- tc
art they all declared that this was one +.
! the most pleasant afternoons that m
hey had ever spent together aud that ar
Irs Hoyt and Mrs. Glyssou were idcai ri
ltertainers.