The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-06
TALK OF THE TOWN
Sale percaIc At vaughan's.

See the $500 wash dresses ei'po AZ
Fits.
See the special corset on sale AZ SOC.
at Vaughan's.
Join the grand march ut o'clock
sharp. o. II. S. ball Feb. 10.
\ At the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening, the pastor will preach on LIN
coin"
You will agree the prices in the final
closing out sale at Perry's are far below
| the real value.
Miss Elsie Mcleod was able to return
TO her home in Graniteville yesterday
from the City hospital.
Bernard Manning, who has been employ
ed in Ilallowell, Me-, for several months,
returned TO Barre last night.
! A few ladies' winter coats yet unsold
at Sadliers. Can be seen at our Granite
VILE branch, Il. n. Prescott, manager,
Miss NJ. Florence LaRow of Burlington
is guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. John Mayo, of " South Main
street.
Perley Beckley, who has been under
going treatment for rheumatic fever at
the hospital, was able to return to has
home on Trow Hill yesterday.
Mrs. N. NJ Nelson and her daughter,
Mrs. Howard Rockwood of Merchant
street have been making visit Of sew
eral days with relatives in Boston and
vicinity.
An error in Thursdays Times stated
that Miss Anna Robertson had gone to
Boston because of the illness of her sis
ter. She went. on business; her sister is
not ill.,
Saturday specials at the Barre Candy
Kitchen include: Assorted butter.cups.
Zoe per b.; peanut chocolate caramels,
/ &c per NJ; chocolate and maple fudge,
| l5c per ID.
Twenty-Five voile, crepe, and muslin
waists. new $l.50 values. This is a new
lot. To make quick disposal of the
lot we make the price only Sl.l9, at
Perry's on Saturday.
Mrs. Gertrude Dodge, who has been at
the City hospital for two weeks follow
ing an operation for cataract on one
eve, was able to go to her home on the
Montpelier road yesterday.
James Manos, proprietor of the Barre
Shining parlors, who has been passing
4 week at his former home in Winoos-
XII and with friends in Burlington, re-
turned to Barre last night.
Mrs. II. s. Miles will close her store
Monday night indefinitely for repairs.
To-day and Monday she viii sell every
thing in stock at greatly reduced prices.
Avail yourself of some real bargains
Adv.
The Seventh Day Adventists will hold
their usual service Sunday evening in
the Miles building. Evangelist f, Z. Alb
bott will speak on the following subject,
"The Destruction of Jerusalem as a
Type" All are welcome.
An enjoyable whist party was held in
X. of c, hall yesterday afternoon, under
the auspices of the l.. A., A. O. II. Mrs.
Margaret Owens and Miss Rose Good won
first prizes and Mrs. Catherine Wetmore
and Mrs. Agnes Williams second prizes.
William Duff, the artist, is exhibiting
in Hooker & Co.'S display window two
attractive notices, which Were painted
by him for a customer The notices
are lettered in old English and have been
enclosed in frames that harmonize with
the designs.
stanton Burgess, who has been pass.
ing a midyear's recess at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Burgess
OF the Montpelier road, left this morning
at SI5 o'clock for Boston, to resume
his studies in the freshman class of the
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology.
The success Of the Flying Squadron
has been due in great measure to the
efforts of Ex-Governor Frank Hanly. He
is considered one OF the strongest speak
ers of all those who are touring the
United States in that squadron during
this winter. He will speak at the He'd
ding Methodist church in Barre Wednes
day night at 1880 o'clock. The doors will
be open at I o'clock and only those above
Is years sf age win be admitted,
The funeral of Mrs. Alice f. tChildsl
Richardson, who died at Hamilton, Ber.
muda, last Thursday after a short ill
ness with pneumonia, will be held At her
late home on Camp street Monday after
noon az o'clock. Friends are requested
not 20 send flowers. Word was received
that the body, accompanied by two
daughters, Mrs. Fritz Jackson and Mrs.
p. NJ. Carr, left New York this morning
and win reach here this evening.
Some Of the preliminary arrangements
for the annual banquet aud dance Of
the Italian Pleasure club are almost
compl, ted and the coming week win be a
busy one for the committee which is 10
have charge Of decorating Clan Gordon
hall. Club members and their guests
Who assembled at the hall on the even
ing OF Friday. Feb, ~. win see something
novel IN the way Of electrical effects as
wen a. other decorative creations. The
general committee in charge Of the ban
quet consists Of DR.. q. r. Barr. Peter
Merlo. 1 Prestini, Antonio II. Fasola and
James MoDonald. The invitation com
rlittee u made up Of Paul Bianehi, Fred
GerletH and Silvio Guidic William Nc
Donald i the secretary and Henry Pa
cola the treasurer The banquet viii b.
followed by after-dinner exercises and
dancing.
A large number % barre people went
80 Millmmstown hy train and team last
eteninr % attend the annual dance Of
summit lodge. u A A. ~. which was
held IN Grange hau A conservative
estimate places the attendants At 2s0.
an rarurds Cor Masonic dances in Wi.
linmstopn In she past % years having
heen shattered Bruoes ofrhestrn - this
city furnished mnsic fer the dancers and
intermission luncheon vas served
krnnrR fhr local people mhs JOINED ia