The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-04
TALK OF THE TOWN
Shea buys big shoe stock.-adv.

Shea buys big shoe stock.-adv.
Dance in Rowland hall Wednesday
evening; Gilbertson's orchestra adv
How can you be without Boston
bag for school books, for shopping or to
carry your lunch? 1925 and up at Lam
der's Cigar Store.
Plan to attend the chicken pie sup
per at the Congregational church to-
morrow night Adults, SOC, children
under II, 35e.-ady.
A music study class under the aus
pieces of the Barre Woman's club will
be held at Rowland hall Thursday aft
ernoon, Nov. 6, at 2:30.
L. X. Myers of Baltimore, Md, a
representative and travelling salesman
of the Mari & Gordon firm of this city,
returned to Baltimore last night after
spending week here.
T. P. Carter of Sheridan street start
ed last night on business trip of in
definite length through New York state
and the middle west in the interest OF
the Central Granite company.
One of our leading hairdressers says
she has found nothing as good as Par
isian Sage to cure dandruff and make
the hair soft, thick and lustrous. +. A.
Drown & Co. sells the genuine. adv.
Miss Mary MacAuley, who for the
past two months has been employed in
the Eureka restaurant, has finished her
duties there and began similar duties
in the Maberini & Gallagher restaurant.
George Bartlett, who for the past few
months has been employed as cashier
in the Eureka restaurant, left last
night on the midnight train for Hart
ford, Conn. where he has secured EN-
ployment with the Underwood Type
writer company.
Frank j Shea Of the Shea Shoe store
returned the first Of the week from
Boston, where he completed the pur
chase of the large stock of shoes, rub
bers and general footwear from the
lie. j. Kelly Shoe Co, Of Columbia street,
Boston. 1t is Mr.. Shea's plan to offer
the stock to the public for quick cash
and he intends TO move the entire
stock, amounting to about $1,000, in
seven days.
One of the finest musical treats of
the entire year is promised at the re-
ctal by Marion Keller, Vermont's
youthful coloratura soprano, at the
Barre opera house Tuesday evening,
Nov II, under the auspices Of the mu
sic and art department of the Barre
Womans club. An added feature of
the entertainment will be interpreta-
tive dancing by Miss Marjory Crabbe.
Tickets, soc each, 90 on sale Saturday
afternoon, Nov s.adv.
The southwest side Of Washington
street. which for several weeks has
been closed to traffic, was reopened
yesterday since the new cement paving
has been completed, together with the
cement sidewalk. This new piece of
durable road reaches from Perry street
to Bolster avenue, the same distance
as that laid last year, while the side
walk is a continuation of the sidewalk
on the southwest side of the street.
At present gradings from the side
streets are being constructed TO elm
mate the change in the levels of the
walks
Forrest Carroll, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Carroll of $50 North Main
street, has been honorably discharged
from the L. S. navy, in which he en-
listed on May 20, 1918. For time he
received training at Pelham Bay naval
station, was later transferred TO the
district salvaging base at Staten Island,
N. Y, and lastly was assigned TO the
crew Of the Won Steuben, transport,
This le { transfer came in May Of this
year and ever since then the ship has
been making trips to France. Seaman
Carroll made seven trans Atlantic jour
neys during the time between May and
October.
Some false publicity is being given
to Hotel Barre throughout the state,
the rumor having gained some ground
that the hotel is to close this winter
because of the fact that some hasty
readers Of the newspapers had seen it
in print in Massachusetts, that Hotel
Barre in Barre, Mass, was going To
close. Those hasty readers, without
looking TO see which Barre was referred
to. jumped to the conclusion that il
was Hotel Barre in this city. As a
matter Of fact, there is no intention to
close Hotel Barre in this city, as the
demand for its service is about as
good in the winter as in the summer,
and Barre would be hard put to it to
find accommodations for its visitors
were the hotel to close.