The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Nineteen fifteen Memo corset styles ~
Abbotts. /.
Buy your eorsets now in the sale at
Vaughan's. a..
You will find IL pays TO visit at the
Vaughan Store.
Ten per cent. of on new spring wash
goods. Knights.
A. w. Bacon is spending several days
with his brother, G. A. Bacon, in Chelsea
A nice line of the latest styles IN dress
skirts Just received. Paris Sslrtyaist
House.
You will agree the prices in the final
closing out sale at Perry's are lar below
the real value.
We shall have full line of masks FRI
day. Come in and make your selection'
c. N. Kenyon \ Co.
A few ladies' winter coats yet unsold
at Sadlier's. Can be seen at our GRANITE
vile branch, F.. n. Prescott, manager.
Gordon Derby of II South Main street
returned last night from Iunbridge,
where he has been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Nettie York of the Miles block
was taken to the City hospital this fore
noon in the Perry & Noonan ambulance.
William McMinn returned late yester-
day afternoon from Tunbridge, where he
purchased load of cattle at the Young
stock farm.
The regular meeting of the Woodmen
viii be held tonight at 7 O'Clock, with
installation OF officers and semi-annual
report of officers.
II. b. Partridge of Washington street
has gone TO Homeland, Fla, where he
will pass the remainder of the winter
with his brother.
Augustus Gustaveson, who has been
visiting at his former home in Barre, re-
turned this morning to Concord, n. H.,
where he is employed as a granite cut
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Eccles and two
daughters, who have been passing week
with relatives in Barre and Montpelier,
left this morning for their home in VIII
der
Saturday specials at the Barre Candy
Kitchen include: Assorted butter-cuph.
lgc per h.. peanut chocolate caramels,
l5c per NJ; chocolate and maple fudge,
l5c per ID.
Twenty-Five wolfe, crepe, and muslin
waists, new Sl.50 values. This is a new
lot. To make quick disposal OF the
lot we make the price only SLID, at
Perry's on Saturday.
The New York Auction & Commission
House still hold their reputation as the
worlds greatest bargain-givers. They
will prove it to you on their prices at
the Barre Clothing Store.--Adv.
Miss Gertrude Slayton Of South Main
street and Miss Emma Slayton Of Lib
erty street returned last night from
Mortified, where they have been max
ing few days visit with friends.
Every laborer will want TO hear the
lecture in the Presbyterian church Feb
Q and 10 by Rev. f. X Brown. The
Boston Transcript says: He has lived
the conditions and knows Single tick
cts only 2S cents.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed yes.
terday by Eli Bertrand, a stonecutter, OF
Barre. He claims liabilities OF S2367s
all in unsecured claims, and his assets
amount to 5000 all Of which is claimed
exempt, being household goods.
George II. Stuart, who was in the city
last evening to attend the 30th wedding
anniversary observance OF his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stuart Of Spaulding
street, returned this morning 70 Bethel,
where he il employed by the Central
Vermont railroad.
Superintendent T.. NJ Roscoe OF the
city schools went this forenoon 20 Ran
dolph, where he was one of the speakers
at the annual convention OF the Ran
dolph school union this afternoon. Miss
Elizabeth jenkins, who is at the head OF
the teacher training course at Goddard
seminary, also went TO Randolph this
morning to participate in the program of
papers and addresses. Among the other
speakers were Superintendent ;. II. Er-
skine of the Williamstown school union
and Principal G. /. Greene Of the state
agricultural school az Randolph Center.
MARCEL Bianchi was arraigned before
Judge II. W. Scott in city court tins
morning on an intoxication charge TO
which he pleaded guilty. MARCEL was
arrested bv Officer John S. Murley yes
terday afternoon and the charge pre-
ferred against him to-day was for an al
legged subsequent offense. The man de-
elared he had been a pretty consistent
believer In the principles Of national pro.
hibition since his last arrest in January.
1914. and asked that the court b. lenient
with him in view OF his record. Magis-
trate Scott suspended collection Of Sl5
fine. assessed Bianchi the costs Of prose
cution. amounting 20 $50, and allowed
the respondent 20 sign the pledge for a
year
Officers we're elected and considerable
business was transacted al the regular
monthly meeting Of the ladies aid 80.
ciety 81 the First Presbyterian church.
which was held wednesday evening. The
officers who viii serve the organization in
1915 aru; President, Mrs. Margaret Ca
Bile: vice president, Mr.. James = Milne;
secretary. Mrs. George Young; treasurer.
Mfs. George Leith; sick committee. Mrs.
John Brechin. Mrs. Farrar Mrs. A. Stew
art and Mrs. Thom; linen COMMITTEES.
Mrs. Cubb and Mrs Rollo; executive
COMMITTEES. Mrs. Gable. Mrs McCaskill.
Mrs. james :. Milne. Mr.. Lfith. M
Findlater and Mrs.. Young. Prospects
for q successful year in the affairs Of the
society are considered unusually bright
and during the next l2-month TIE ladies
uiIl make an effort 20 widen the scope 81