The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

i Usual Saturday night dance, How
land hall; Gilbertsons orchestra adv.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Milroy of Am
sterdam, N. Y, are visiting relatives
at p Beacon street,
! Miss Anna Robertson is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Isabel
McAlinn in Brookfield
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Douglas returned
to-day, after spending Thanksgiving
with the formers parents in Stowe
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. HOLSTER of Plain
field were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Reuben Hudson of Currier street yes
terday
The repair shop of j. j. Hastings at
81 North Main street will be closed on
/ Dec. |, and 3. Call for work before
that date
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Blair and son,
Clyde, arrived in Barre last evening and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Blair
of North Main street
Michael Attuoni left this afternoon
for Burlington to attend the quiz meet
ing of the Western Union employees
which is being held there to-day.
F. r. Chase, Charles Pillsbury and
Sidney Newcomb visited the Groton
rabbit grounds yesterday with very
good results, oagging nine rabbits dur
ing the day
! Keep in mind Thursday, Dec. 4. The
| Odd Ladies' fair will be on that
date in Rowland hall Good entertain
ment. Snappy music for dancing by
CarroNs orchestra. adv.
Home for Christmas. Time for book.
ing Cunard. Anchor and Anchor 4
Donaldson linesl Prompt service.
Gauld & Robertson, agents, Aldrich
block, Barre: 64l-W. adv
Bart. Clarity and William Flanders
visited yesterday at Goddard seminary.
/ They are visiting at the latter's home
in Orange, taking their Thanksgiving
recess from the University of Vermont.
Dist. Supt. j. P, Kelly of the Pruden-
tial Life Insurance Co. returned to Bur
lington Wednesday afternoon after
spending few days here on business
connected with the local branch Office
| Miss Ethel Aver of Richardson street,
who has been employed for the past
| few months in Troy, has returned home
for few days vacation with her par.
ents
Albert tanxiously) I'm afraid I'll
soon be bald; my hair is coming out.
i. A. Drown, druggist why worry
/ Use Partisan Sage and Ill guarantee il
will stop your hair falling out or | win
return your money adv.
! Miss Olive Burgess, student Of
Mount Ida school in Newton, Mass,
came to pass the holiday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Burgess of
Washington street. With her came
classmate, Miss Margaret Williams of
/ Montana.
A party was given last evening in
the assembly hall at Goddard for the
students who were unable to 90 to
their homes for the holidays. Dancing
cards, and short program were en-
! joyed during the evening. Refreshments
were served at 10 o'clock.
! DIR. and Mrs. d. c. Jarvis motored to
Burlington Wednesday afternoon to
pass Thanksgiving with DR.. Jarvis par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, George s. Jarvis.
Besides their little daughter was Miss
Aititli &Hshihbtitd Aif u tllttts WIN fNtbil-
panied them. Miss Chamberlain, who
/ for the past six or seven weeks has
been their guest, leaves for her home in
Des Moines, Ia, the latter part of the
week
The Goddard seminary basketball
candidates reported to Coach Leahey
! yesterday afternoon, and the first
workout of the season was held. The
team will practice every Tuesday,
I Thursday and Friday in preparation
for the first contest of the season to
be staged on Dec. IL, when the red and
white stacks up against the varsity
team Of st. Michaers college in the
Goddard gymnasium.
The Barre post of the American Le-
gion has engaged the services Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry f. Gage, professional
producers of musical plays, to prepare
for musical farce in three acts with a
cast and chorus of nearly 100 people,
the presentation to be made in Deem
Der Mr. and Mrs. Gage will arrive in
Barre next week and rehearsals will
begin Immediately upon their arrival
William Deans and Charles Williams,
both of Brooklyn street, left Wednes-
| day afternoon for Montreal to remain
over the holidays. Mr.. Deans went at
the receipt of news that his son. Arthur
an ex Canadian soldier who has been
attending the Canadian vocational
school in Montreal, was quite i'll. His
illness, lit was understood, was the re-
suit of shrapnel wound in his chest,
inflicted during his many months serv-
! ice in France Mr.. Williams made the
trip to visit relatives in Montreal.
The Western Union Telegraph Co.
has found it necessary to increase the
monthly rental on the large synchron-
lied clocks from 81 to $l.25. Notices to
I that effect have been received by many
holders of these clocks. The company
attributes the increase, which Is the
first since the installation of these
clocks several years ago, to the high
cost Of material and workmanship.
The large victory shaft, cut of Barre
granite at the Jones Brothers plant for
the Ohio county purchasing the great.
est amount of war savings stamps per
capita during the recent cmapaign, has
arrived at, Mount Gilead, the county
seat of Morrow county, according to
telegram received at the Barre Granite
| Manufacturers association office this
morning. This association offered the
$4,000 present to the Ohio county
manifesting the greatest patriotism by
the purchase of these government
stamps. The dedication will be held on
/ Dee A. in the presence of MANY nota-
bles of the state of Ohio and several