The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dance tonight, Rowland hall, ORR
entail Six.-adv.
Christmas gifts, music rolls and bags
at Bailey's Music Rooms.-adv.
Where did you buy that watchG AT
Goodfellow's Jewelry store, OF course
adv.
James Frasier of Ipswich, Mass, Is
visiting his mother on Merchant
street.
Anyone having knitted goods for the
Red Cross please leave them at the
library tonight or Monday.
It's good business to know OF my
business when it comes to pianos. II
A. Gould, Spaulding street.-adv.
1927 calendars with beautifully hand
painted scenes of Vermont on sale at
Cummings and Lewis for Csc and 75c
adv.
Don't fail to attend the joint fair
Dec. Is and II, at Rowland hall. In.
dications point to the greatest event
ever.-ady.
Beautiful pictures Of the natural
scenery of Vermont furnished in rich
sepia on sale at Cummings and Lewis
for Sl.-adv.
Mrs. Andrew Guthrie of Beacon
street and Miss Nellie Browne of Cliff
street went to Burlington to-day for
brief business trip.
Miss Mary Wright of Keith avenue
left this morning for Lebanon, n. H.
to remain over the Christmas holidays
at her sisters home.
Foreign Masons wishing to send
dues hon,. through the secretary can
do so by paying them to Alfred Milne
on or before Saturday, Dec. H.
Come to the Baptist church on Sun
day at 3 O'Clock and hear Rev. d. L,
Schultz speak on the topic OF church
and labor. A message to the laboring
class.-adv.
Pile sufferers can only get quick,
safe and lasting relief by removing the
cause cutting and salves won't do
Hem Rod, harmless tablet, is guar
anteed by l.. A. Drown.-adv.
Neil Ralph, superintendent of the
Barre & Chelsea railroad, has moved
his family from Montpelier to the
Kenerson house on the corner of Or
ange street and Huntington avenue in
this city.
Lee o. Tracy, western representa-
tive of the Cook Watkins Granite Co,
with headquarters in Omaha, Neb., has
returned to Barre to spend the re-
mainder of the year with friends and
relatives.
DIR. Il. r. Bancroft of South Barre
went TO Waterbury yesterday after.
noon to make a tubereulin test OF 6J
head of purebred Ayrshire cattle, which
were sold at auction subject TO test
at the Towne farm.
The 80 people of "My Soldier Girl,
the play which was presented in the
Barre opera house last evening, left
on the $40 train this morning for
Burlington, where the show will be
reproduced tonight.
Everybody should hear DR.. Lincoln
Mcconnell at the opera house tonight
as he is a lecturer who has been on
the platform for over twenty years
and has national reputation. His
subject. ''Stay Awake, America,
| should prove instructive. Tickets or
sale at browns drug store; prices, 900
and 75c. plus war tax.-adv.
OF special interest to the woman
with an eve for economy--one black
eeorgette dress, handsomely beaded
size ~, $65, at $3.50; one brown
peorgette dress, very handsome, SIZE
40. $3.50, at $25: one black georgettC
dress. smartly trimmed, size 3S. $3.50
at S25. These TO close out at once at
these very special prices Mrs. Shep
ard Co, Inc.
There is on exhibition at the Red
Cross Pharmacy a huge safety razor
of the Gillette make, valued at $3.50
made of sterling silver and weighing
lOi% pounds. The razor and handle
are about a foot long. 1t was made
for advertisement purposes and not for
use by giant. Mr.. Russell Of the
Red Cross Pharmacy did not put the
razor on exhibition with hopes of sell
ing it but simply TO give people with
poor eyesight better opportunity tC
see the fine points Of a Gillette.
FLOYD Parker Of Washington street
left this morning for Moretown, where
he win try his luck hunting deer thi;
afternoon. One salesman, who was il
the vicinity of Moretown Thursday
reported that five deer were brought
out of the woods there that day. Al
aged gentleman who happened TO be
strolling down the road, had on the
day before accidentally run across ter
deer yarded near the village. His re
port of the fact turned out a larg,
lGumber of hunters, many of whom
were successful.
Gentlemen's night was observed b!
Harmon review, No. |, Woman's Ben
eft Association Of the Maccabees, OF
Thursday evening. A banquet was
served at O'Clock TO LIS guests, fol
: lowed by program as follows: Pian'
/ solo. Vivian Matott; vocal solo, Nil
dred Higgs accompanied by Lens
Higgs; reading. Mary Jordan; voca
solo. Stella Cook, accompanied by Eva
Marin: piano solo, Delora Forrest, wh'
showed her ability a. a musician, e.
peciallv for child only six years o
age. The committee in charge wa
Nellie Bisnchi, Mary r. Mcdonald
. Alice Bottiggi. Mary Chaples, Sadi'
Carley. Mary Jordan and Mary Parker
The Granite Manufacturers' associa
ton Office force find no recess even il
these duh times but, instead, tiu'
themselves confronted with a create
volume Of business. Much Of thi
aries from the business Of mailing tn
new estimating book. compiled unde
the supervision Of Thomas Blann dur
ing the summer months. and which ]
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