The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Baby carriages, sieighs, runners or
robes. Sadier's, Keith avenue.
Arthur Splitter, teacher of violin. Tel.
$780, 30 Wellington street. Barre
A few tons of Tokay grapes left.
Make reservations now. See Ianleoni.
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Ford of Cabot
We're among the visitors in Barre yes.
terday.
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter, No.
80, Q. +. S., Wednesday evening, Dec.
10, at 1880 o'clock.
Trucking Done Anyone wanting
light or heavy trucking done, call the
Granite City Bottlng Works.--adv.
Don't forget the opening of the new
dry goods store on Pearl street, Barre,
Tuesday, Dec 0. Mrs. G. M. Halves.
A special meeting Of the directors of
the Woman's club will be held directly
after the meeting of the club Tuesday,
Dec. 7.
N. ]. Morrison of Hill street, having
completed business in Holyoke and
Boston, Mass, returned to his home
yesterday.
Mrs. William A. Moir of Liberty
street arrived home last evening, aft
err visiting for the past few weeks in
Mansfield, Mass.
+. T. Cutler and Paul Scampni, who
| have been in Burlington for the past
few days on business, returned to this
city yesterday.
Arthur Wilson, former resident OF
Barre, was among the visitors in Barre
yesterday He visited his brother
Harold Wilson of Elm street
The funeral of Mrs. Matilda Lafay-
cite will be held tomorrow afternoon
at | o'clock instead of o'clock, a.
stated in Yesterdays paper
The Western Union messenger boys
are available to the public at any time
to do errands. Messages and parcels
will be carried to any place in the city
at moderate rates-ad
II the party who took the blanket
belonging to Daughters of Pocahontas
from the Clan rooms will return same
to The Times Office or tel 553.W, they
will avoid prosecution. adv.
| A special meeting Of the /. o. o. IT,
M. L., will be held in X. of c. hall
Tuesday evening, Dec 8, Business Of
| Importance is to be discussed so each
member is requested to be present.
Good looking hair, thick and mstrous
I is easy to have if you use Partisan
Sage two or three times. It's a positive
cure for dandruf and itching scalp
Sold under guarantee by Il, A. Drown
/ & Co.--ady.
Alexander Duncan Of Edgewood, who
three weeks ago submitted to q rather
serious operation at the Barre City hos.
/ pital, was able to be down town yester-
I day for the first time since his con
] valescent period.
| The new musical comedy ia La Lu.
cile, which comes here from a long
and highly successful run in New York
will be the attraction at the opera
/ house the night Of Dec. o. Theatregoers
who have enjoyed "The Velvet Lady
will be interested in knowing that the
same author, Fred jackson, is response
bic for ia La Lucille" and that the
music was written by George Gersh-
win.-adv.
Mrs Alexander Watson Of SO Mer-
chant street and her daughter, Mary
an employee of the National Life In
suranee~ company Of Montpelier, leave
here Tonight for Boston as the start
Of a journey to Great Britain Their
| trip to Boston is made to procure from
the British consul passports to Scot
land From Boston they 90 to Port
land, Me-, where on Friday noon they
embark on the steamship Saturna for
Aberdeen, Scotland, the native home OF
Mrs. Watson and the place where she
and her daughter viii remain during
the next two or three months as the
guests of her brother, James Brown
i Before their return, however, visit
to London, and other English cities
will be made. Miss Watson obtained a
| frrlough from her duties at the Ma
| tional Life Insurance company, and
WILL upon returning, resume her du-
! ties there.