The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Randolph visited friends in the cit,
| yesterday.
Come and hear the male quartet al
the Maceabees bazaar, Sept. "a, How
land halliday.
Miss Florence Canton of Maple ave
nue. returned to the University of Yer
mont to-day as a sophomore.
Try for the beautiful door prize Civ
en- for Zoe at the Maccabees bazaar
Sept. rs, at Rowland halliday.
Wanted, at Red Cross pharmacy, q
young man to learn drug business
High school training preferred. adv,
0rlo Douglas and wife of Stowe
were Sunday visitors at the home OF
his brother, A. E, Douglas, at % Aver
i'll street.
Miss Marion Wiley and Miss Kath
eryn Rogers left for Middlebury col
lege to-day to matriculate for the ju
Nor year.
Edward Knapp and Clarence Walker
of Cliff street are attending the New
England exposition shows in Spring
field, Mass.
A regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon will be held
Tuesday, Sept. p, at 7:l5 p. m. Bal
loting and initiation.
John A. Cross of Mortified attended
a directors meeting of the Granite
Manufacturers association in Barre
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Lyle Even of Liberty street
went to Burlington yesterday to enter
the training school for nurses at the
Mary Fletcher hospital
George r. Ford of Boston, publish
err of the Granite, Marble & Bronze
magazine, is passing few days in
the Barre granite belt.
c. C. Kenyon of Burlington is visit :
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. n,
Kenyon, of Franklin street, while here
for a few days business.
Albert Lyon of Highland avenue
went back to Dartmouth college to-
day for the third years work, having
passed the summer in this city.
Baked bean supper, home cooked,
Saturday night, Sept 25, at the Pres
byterian church, Plenty to eat.
Adults, 40c. children, 20c'-ady
The best thing to make your hair
soft, thick and glossy-Parisian Sage.
e. A. Drown sells the genuine that does
not change the natural color OF the
hair.-ady.
Grand harvest ball, Rowland hall,
Thursday night, auspices, American
Legion. CAROLS orchestra. Admis
sion, couple, Sl.25, extra ladies, 35c,
plus tax.--adv.
Mrs. Harry Whitney and daughter,
Melbs, of Williamstowu have returned
TO their home. after being guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Cheney of Summer street
for a few days.
Miss Hazel Lyon, a member of the
Spaulding faculty two years ago, is
science temporarily at God
dard seminary and until call from a
institution is received.
Miss Eva Marin of Laurel street is
among the many Vermonters TO attend
the New England exposition at Spring |
field. Mass, having left yesterday !
to remain until the latter
part Of the week.
All men of the Presbyterian church |
in the re organizing of the J
Mems club are cordially invited to |
meet at the church Wednesday night |
1t 1880 o'clock. Election of officers
will take place and plans made for
he coming year.
Overcome thinness, weakness, ner-
Gain weight. Build muscle.
Require nerve force. Bitro- Phosphate
J guaranteed to give you healthy flesh
nd insure quiet steady nerves, or your
1oney will be refunded. Get a box to-
ay at Z. A. Drown & Co.'S drug store
adv.
Alexander Macarthur, a native Of
Aberdeen, Scotland, who has been
curing lower Canada and the north
IN part of the United States during
he past two months, started on his
rams Atlantic journey by going to
iontreal yesterday afternoon. While
ERE, Mr.. Macarthur visited his rels-
ives, the Cato family of "a Sheridan
treet, and incidentally was here in
ime TO witness the marriage of a
ice. Miss Margaret Cato, TO Ray.
nond Matthews of Philadelphia. Mrs
'harles Matthews and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, Of Philadelphia and Mr.. and
frs. Walter jackson of the same city,
Tho were also guests al the Cato
ONE and here TO attend the wedding,
eturned to their home yesterday.
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