The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

Twenty five mems overcoats, bought
in June, arrived. Sadlier's, Keith ave
nue.. adv.
Joseph Merlo and Paul Scampini
went to Burlington this morning to
pass the day on business.
Stella Scampini of Concord, ~ IT,,
arrived here yesterday to pass a few
days with her brother, Angelo.
You'll enjoy seeing the little ones
in the Tom Thumb wedding at the
Presbyterian church Friday night. ad.
| r. c. harrington and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Maynard of Walden were among
the business visitors in Barre yester-
day.
The children in the Topsy Turvy
| chorus please meet in the Methodist
church directly after school Thursday
afternoon.
All kinds of string instruments re-
paired. Violin bows rehaired Landi
Violin Repair Shop, room II, Aldrich
block, Barre.-adv
Rummage sale tomorrow Thurs
day., Episcopal church vestry, will be-
gin sharp at 10 a. m. and continue
! tlAA ouEh hhC adh+
O. II. Hale was in Plainfeld yester-
day, conducting a successful sale of
the real estate and personal property
of the late William Farrand
ANY member of the Woman's club
who has not obtained her copy of the
year book. can get one at the Cum
mings & Lewis drug store.
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gationa church Friday afternoon, or if
you wish it called for, telephone 4s-R.
Sale Saturday, ? to s p. m.-adv.
Mrs. Z. c. Smith of Cabot, who has
been at the Barre City hospital for the
past few weeks, returned yesterday TO
her home, much improved in health.
Miss Katherine Phelps Of the Adams
Co. store was taken to the Barre City
hospital yesterday and this morning
underwent an operation for appended
tbs.
The auction sale Of stock to have
been held by Gerald Holmes at his
farm near Moretown Thursday, Nov.
10, has been postponed until Tuesday,
Nov. Is.
Angelo Bizzozero Of High Holborn
street and of the firm Of Novelh &
Calcagni, who for eight weeks has been
confined to his home by illness, is now
gradually improving,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Winter OF Shell
burne, who were recently married there,
are spending few days of their honey
moon at the home of the brides sis
| ter, Mrs H. Marin Of Laurel street.
Walter W. Parker OF San Francisco
will address the mems club of the
Church of the Good Shepherd at the
meeting tonight on What Is the Mat,
ter with the Church Today All men
interested cordially invited.
A Tom Thumb wedding, the princi-
pals and guests in proper dress, will be
given by the children Of the primary
department Of the Presbyterian Sunday
school in the church Friday evening,
You'll surely want to see it, adv
Miss Dora Bison, who has been
/ training in convent located in Canada.
has returned to her home on Maple
avenue, her poor health making it nee
essary for her to give up the work, for
which she was preparing herself
Edward Miller OF Maple avenue left
| this morning for New York, where she
| will visit for a few days. She was ac.
| companied to Burlington by her sisters,
/ Misses Ruth and Elsie Malmquist The
Misses Malmquist spent the day there.
A. A. Boyee has a number Of men at
work doing repair work in the Worth
en- block The men are under Frank
| Carleton. Work of reiinishing the
walls and woodwork Of the corridors on
all the floors is rapidly nearing compile
ton
The regular meeting q the purple
I consulate Of the Granite City lodge was
\ held last evening at the home Of Mrs.
Nellie Banehi There are only II mem
| bers in that lodge who are entitled to
the purple degree, it being the highest
degree conferred by the Independent
Order Of Odd Ladies, Manchester Unity,
| This degree was conferred on one can
! didate last evening. After the regular
business Of the lodge a luncheon was
| served by the hostess and social hour
| enjoyed.
George X. Cherrie, field naturalist,
explorer and companion of the late ex-
| President Roosevelt, will speak on
"The Roosevelt South American Expe-
dition Down the River Of Doubt, and
will illustrate this by his collection of
slides. the most complete set of pic
lures taken on the trip, Prof Cherrie,
one of the two natuTalists chosen by
the American Museum of Natural His
tory in New York City to accompany
Mr.. Roosevelt, is resident OF New
| fame Hear him at Rowland hall Tues
day. Nov Is, at p. m, under the d.
rection Of the ciyics department Of the
Barre Womans club. Tickets, stu
dents 25c. adults soc adv.