The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-03
TALK or THE TOXIN

Catholic prayer books and rosaries at
Martins Book Store.-adv.
Baby carriages, sleighs, runners or
robes. Sadlier's. Keith avenue.
V. Il. Aver of Ayers street is visit
ing in Boston for few days
Amusement for old and young at Odd
Ladies fair Thursday, Dee 4. Bring
your friends adv.
There will be regular meeting of
the Knights OF Columbus on Wednes
day evening, Dec 3.
Frank Danforth of Danville returned
to his home to-day after spending
few days with friends in Barre.
Miss Mary Darling of Chelsea, who
has been visiting in Barre for the past
few days, has returned to her home.
Keep in mind the dates Of the Epis-
copal sale, Dec 8 and 4. Fancywork,
bags, aprons and cooked food for sale.
--adv.
The secretary Of the Foreign Masons
will receive dues up to Dec 10. Those
intending to send their dues home
should take notice.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge, No. 49, Wednesday even
ing, Dec 3, at 1880 o'clock. Initiation
and supper served at 6 o'clock.
A msrkdown sale at cost Of all mil
linery goods Now is the time to buy,
Remember the place, upstairs, opposite
l0-cent store. Mrs +. A. Witham.
Program for tonight at 1880 at the
Presbyterian fair. Vocal solos by Mrs.
A. McHafiiie, Nellie Slora and Alice
Walker; piano solo, William Morrison;
violin solo, Mr.. Zaix.-adv.
Circumstances neeessitated the post
ponement Of the farce of the Episcopal
church. which was slated for Wednes-
day evening, but the sale will con
tinue during the evening. adv.
You say you are feeling older each
day? Oh that's foolish thing to do.
If you don't feel 30 years younger after
attending the Odd Ladies fair Dec
your money viii be willingly refunded.
adv.
The bell system used on Depot square
by the local expressmen, which has
been out Of order for the past few
months, was yesterday reinstalled so
that the expressmen have the service
from the cigar store as before.
The first annual meeting Of Barre
post, No. 10, American Legion, will be
held Wednesday, Dec. 3, at 1880 p. IN.
in the manufacturers association hall
tover G. w. Averill's store). Report of
delegate to national convention. Pro
posed amendment to constitution to BIZ
considered. Election Of officers for en-.
suing year.
The first large social affair of the
local garment workers union, No. 230,
was given last evening in Worthen hall,
taking the form of masquerade bali.
About SO couples enjoyed long even
ing Of dancing and merrymaking. Miss
Bessie Smith and John Cooper played
for the dancing. Refreshments were
served at 1890 and dancing followed
until midnight.
An unusual load of timber was
brought into Barre yesterday over the
| Central Vermont railroad when nine
pieces Of northern pine, averaging near
! ly 100 feet in length and averaging TO
measure % inches at the small end and
| 30 at the larger, were received The
longest piece Is 100 feet in length and
tapers from rs inches to IS inches The
/ pieces have been stabbed so that they
are left oetagon shape. The nine pieces
figure nearly 1000 feet to the linear
foot, totaling, roughly, over $4,000 feet
Of timber These are TO be used for
derrick booms in Graniteyille, coming
from Battle Creek, Mich.
At the regular meeting Of Vincitia
lodge, No 10, Knights Of Pythias, held
in Castle hall last evening the annual
election Of officers resulted as follows;
Chancellor commander, William Black;
vice chancellor, John Glib; prelate,
Robert Mackie; master of work, Jesse
Phelps; keeper Of records and seal,
James R. Mackay; master Of finance,
n o. Ralph master OF exchequer, Will
liam A. Mcleod; master alarms, viii
liam Stuart; trustee for three years,
| G.. NJ. Wiley. Plans for the coming
! year were discussed and prospects for
ore Of the greatest years in the history
Of the lodge are in view,