The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

croft Inn, Plainheld; 50c.--adv.
Presbyterian nmmage sale next Fri
day and Saturday, Nov. 10 and 20, i
church vestry.-adv.
A shave that will fulfll the most re
: fined requirements may be had at tn
Ross barber shop on Depot square.--ady
Thanksgiving ball at village hall, Eas
Montpelier, Thursday evening, Nov. "a
Montpelier Military band orcheste "a adv
Harry Il. Sargent, who has been II
for some time with blood poisoning, wa
taken to the City hospital yesterday fo
an operation.
In the Presbyterian church tomorrow
evening at o'clock the pastor will
preach on the Lords prayer, "Who Art il
Heaven. adv.
Piano week at Bailey's. If you are
thinking Of purchasing a good piano at q
fair price, call and examine our stock al
IA Elm street.--adv.
During the month of November I will
sell my entire stock of alarm clocks, ex-
cepting big Ben" Mt 25 per cent dis
count, M. L. Walker, l6l North Main
street
/ believe the line of pianos ] am show
ing at So Spaulding street to be the most
desirable in, Vermont and | know that
my values are nowhere equaled. H. A
| Gould.-adv.
Saturday specials: Made where the
fresh homemade candies grow: Choco-
late and vanilla cream caramels, l9c H.;
| fruit fudge, l5c H.; butter scotch, l5c
| ID. E. M. Laws.
Don't miss your last chance to see
"The Case Against" at the Red Mems
fair in Rowland hall tonight at 1880.
You'll just have to give in and laugh till
your sides are aching.-adv.
II prezzo della legna dure molla mis-
chiata che prima era il prezzo da $2.25
ora ridotta Sl.75 per ordine rivolgete-
Vi al n 4s9 John Groffin stor Nor Main
ST. di fronte al Berlin ST.
Attention! There is good chance to
get your furs cheap. Bring in your old
furs to exchange and ] will allow you a
large price for them. Jos Koyalsky,
Tailor Shop. Eastman block.
An interesting exhibit Of the making
Of triple tread rlIbbers, the kind with a
leather heel rest, win be shown in the
window OF the Tilden Shoe company
Monday, Nov. Is, to and to p. m.
adv.
One of the most interesting bazaars,
and for a good cause will take place in
Rowland hall Nov. 10 and 20. An excel
lent program has been arranged for the
occasion, and the committee will spare
no labor or expense to make the bazaar a
success. CAROLS orchestra will furnish
music.
Manager John V. Rowen of Hotel
Barre returned last evening from Law
renee, Mass, where with Mrs. Rowen, he
has been passing the week with the lat
Rowen will remain in Lawrence through
the weekend
The second and last appearance of "The |
Case Against Casey" that laughable |
farce produced by the Red Men, at their
fair in Rowland hall tonight. Perform |
ance begins at 1880 o'clock sharp. The /
remainder of the evening will be given
over TO dancing, with music by CAROLS (
orchestra.--ady.
Time TO begin making Christmas things
Il your gifts are 10 be OF your own handi
work. such as an embroidered luncheon
set, library table scarf, a dainty article
If lingerie or something else that takes
line. You should select il now at Miss
Rowell's, Art Store, l6l North Main
itreet.-adv.
Rev. and Mrs. William 1iazen, mission
lries of the American Board in Bombay,
india, will speak at the Congregational
,hureh Sunday evening at ! o'clock.
They come TO us direct from one Of the
yreat missionary fields of the world, and
gill tell story that is full of inter- =
st and inspiration. Come aud hear
hem. Mr. Hazen will also address the
uniors at 3 P. m. and the older young !
'eople at 4.
Francis Smith Of South Main street
eft the city last night for Springfield,
lass. where he will pass week with
lis son. Next Saturday Mr.. Smith, who !
as been resident OF Barre for mum /
er Of years, viii sail from New York {
n the American liner, Philadelphia, for \
liverpool, Eng. going thence 30 his for )
ler home in Aberdeen. Scotland, TO re- I
ide. A party Of his friends gathered r
{ the station around midnight 10 bid !
i'm farewell. 4
Mrs Herbert LaPier entertained the !,
lembers Of the west hin Sunshine club 4
{ her home on west hill Thursday aft 3
moon. there being twelve members pres. .
NJ with their guests. Among the yis =
or were Miss Eunice Eager and Miss q
fatson 81 Barre. The program was in \
aarge Of Mrs. Merton /. ToNne and
Iiss Leila NJ Bancroft. II was carried
n a. follows. Piano solo. Mrs. NJ 4
oneyedesi progressive conversationl
strumeutal selection. Miss Eunico
ager Refreshments 81 sandwiches and 4
sorted cakes and coffee were served.
be neat meeting of the club vii De- held
In Mrs Helen Allen on the afternoon 4
Friday. dee g. Mrs Allen win serve
chairman Of the refreshment commit
Spaulding's warriors we're N this -
ufning for ~ Adams. thtre o. clinch II
loosen considerably their bold on the
ats intsrscholastic championship. Coach j.
T. Brown. who sitb Manager Pat .
ile vas in charge 81 she squad said =
. players were H ft coalition aMd a
ah b. dspenied upan - give good
eaunt a themselves Tie team leit the
p a. : g o.ciodk. accompanied ~ ser- 4
u ~ The students. CLYDE and Ralph u