The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Get your batteries stored at Ollil
vcr's battery station.
Cut prices on all ladies' bracelet
watches from now till Christmas. +. p.
BurR
The Independent Order Of Foresters
will hold dance in Worthen hall
Nov. 20; Coopers orchestra.
Remember the liremen's annual con-
cert and dance in Rowland hall on
Thanksgiving eve. CAROLS full or
chestra. Dancing till ! o'clock,adv
All stores, members of the Barre
Retail Merchants association, Inc, will
remain open on Wednesday evening,
Nov. "a, until o'clock, and viii be
closed all day Thursday, Thanksgiving
dav.--adv
Russell L. DAWSON. principal of
Goddard seminary, occupied the pulpit
Of the Uniyersalist church in Morris
vile yesterday, presenting the claims
Of the seminary.
a good place to have good time
Thanksgiving eve is the tiremen's an
nllal concert and dance in Rowland
hall CAROLS orchestra, seven pieces.
Refreshments free, adv.
Rheumatism is Increasingly preva.
lent this year. This explains the UNI
usually large demand Il. A. Drown has
for Rheuma, the one remedy for rheu.
matism sold on guarantee.
Come 60 the Rowland hall Wednes
day evening and enjoy dancing at
the fremen's annual concert and dance.
Concert, s TO q; dancing. . to !, Re
freshments. Tickets, $l.50 per cou
pie; extra ladies, 35c. CAROLS full or
chestra will furnish music.--adv,
The auction sale of Mrs. Christina
Henry's household goods last Sstur
dsy was we'll attended, everything be-
ing sold at fair prices The sale was
conducted by O. H. Hale Mrs. Henry
and family leave on Wednesday eve
ming for Montreal, sailing for Scotland
on Thursday.
An appeal from the national chair
man Of thrift OF the General Fedora.
ton OF Women's clubs suggests that
each club woman buy at least one war
savings stamp on or before Thanks.
giving day as an evidence of their
gratitude for all blessings American
women enjoy, as well as personal
investment for themselves.
Don't forget to be at the Presby-
terrain church Tuesday evening, Noy.
20, concert to commence at 1870. Pro.
gram, piano solo, Gladys C. Gvgan,
solo, Mrs. Rose Penny; fan drill, IL
small girls; solo, George Stewart;
reading, Doris II. Gerard; vocal duet,
Violet NJ. Clubb and Ruth G. Arm
strong. Admission l0c.-adv.
The Wagncrian quartet and Miss
Augusta Cooper are booked for the
first engagement on Nov. 20 at the
Barre opera house in the entertain
ment course under the auspices Of the
Board Of Trade and the Woman's cub.
Jules Osmsn is the pianist and direc-
tor of the quartet. He was born in
Barcelona, Spain. and studied at the
conservatory there and later gradu-
ated at the Paris Conservatory of Mu-
sic. Edward Adelman, violinist, and
business manager of the quartet, is a
yirtuoso Of national reputation. The
first violinist, Mr.. Stoewe, Is of ex-
traordinary quality, as is the 'cellist,
Harold Arlington. Miss Cooper is a
coloratura soprano of unusual quail
tv. Their program is replete with
melody and charm and there are inst
enough popular numbers and ballads
to make their program most inter
esting. The season tickets are selling
rapidly and everyone is urged TO pur-
chase these rather than take chances
on securing single admissions. Tickets
may be porcured from members OF the
Woman's club, at Tilden's Shoe Store,
r. II. Rogers & Co. or at the Board
Of Trade office. Prices are 50, 80 and
- for the entire course of six mum
bers.--adv.