The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special sale of hats. Mrs. BRINE, !
Laurel street.
December Columbia records on sale
at Russell's.
Hunters and trappers should see the
guns and traps at City Auction Market,
Bags, fancy work, aprons and cooked
food at Episcopal church Dec. 3 and 4.
adv.
We are now taking orders for private
Christmas greeting cards Martins
Book Store. -adv,
We have one more good piano case
organ that will be sold at bargain.
Bailey's Music Rooms,
Mrs. Ada Nj. Burnham of Beverly,
Mass, is visiting her daughter, Mrs,
+. L. Mckinney of Highland avenue.
If you have not found the coat or
suit you want, you can get it at Morse
ready -to-wear store at Montpelier ad,
The annual meeting of Foreign Ma
sons viii be held in Masonic hall Fri
day, Nov q, at 1880 o'clock James
Glass, president.
Don't forget Landi's Ten Serenaders'
third annual concert and bali at city
hall, Montpelier, Friday, Nov 81. Plen-
ty of novelty and jazz adv.
This week special sale ladies' hats
black and eolors, Sl.9S, 1926, 1898; all
ehildren's hats one-half price. Miss
L. A. Whitney, l6s North Main street
Six-room house on Park street. All
conveniences. Nearly new flrnao
Newly painted outside. Owner leaN% e
city. Will sell for $500. D. A, Perry
Real Estate Agency.
Hear James Bennett, Vermont's fore
most tenor, sing his latest success
'One Fleeting Hour at the concert
and dance given by Landi's Ten Sere
naders at the city hall, Montpelier, Fri
day, Nov, 2l.--adv
| Charles Little, regular carrier at the
Barre postotfice, returned to Barre yes
terday after taking a l5-day vacation
from his duties, spending part of the
time with friends and relatives in Bos
ton and Pittsfeld, Mass.
Come to the city hall, Montpelier
next Friday, Nov 81, and hear Mr.
Garibaldi Barberi, formerly 81 the 26tf
division band, play his famous cornet
solo, "Nabucco.h Mr., Barberi has nc
rival as a cornetist around this vicinity
adv.
Regular meeting Of Hiawatha lodge
No. 20, |, Q, 0. f., on Thursday even
ing, Nov. 20, at 7 o'clock Gill lodge
| No. 81, Of East Barre, will confer tht
first degree A large attendance is de
sired. Refreshments win be served aft
er the work. Per order noble grand.
DR., William Aycock of Burlington
held free clinic in the dread infantil,
paralysis at the Barre City hospita
yesterday, a disease which swept tn,
country so severely few years ago
DR.. Aycock treated about % patients
who were suffering from the effects Of
the disease, advising such treatment al
was needed in each case and also adyis
ing certain braces that would tend Il
strengthen and straighten affected
limbs.
Misses Jennie David and Bessie May.
nard were pleasantly surprised at Mis-:
Maynard's home, So Maple avenue, last
evening, when about 25 young friend.
gathered TO remind them of their birth
day anniversaries. The evening was
spent in dancing and singing. An ap.
propriate program was carried out. In
the course Of the evening refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served. II
was at this time that the hostesses
were each presented purse Of money
for which each responded tittingly. Al
a late hour the party broke up, wishing
the hostesses many more such happy
birthdays.
In the vicinity Of 400 people attended
the splendid program given last even
ing at the Hedding Methodist church in
connection with the annual sale which
has been carried on there the last two
days and evenings The program
seemed to take very we'll Misses Rob
erts and Wiley, readers, pleased tn,
audience by their fine expression and
and their amusing way Of impartinl
| the humor in a piece. An encore was
called for at least once to every mu
steal number The audience seemed t.
enjoy very much the pieces played by
| the Spaulding orchestra, which rem
dered several selections during the
evening, The committee in charge Of
the entertainment should be congratu
lated on its program. No little should
be said Of the careful work in the
preparation Of the tableau in the I'll
| Illustrated Poem Mrs. II NJ Lyon
headed committee with three others
namely, Mrs Alexander Smith, Mrs
To- C. Carpenter and Miss Josephin,
Fiske, which prepared the program
\ There was also sale at each booth a.
the evening before and each realized !
tidy sum. On the whole, the sale was
one Of the most successful the churcl