The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Chicken pie supper served at fres-
byterian church on Dec. 3--adv.
Regular meeting Of Bright Star he
bekah lodge this "wednesday eve
ming at 1880.
Dec. 3 and is the date of the
Christmas sale at the Church OF the
Good Shepherd. adv.
New Sonoras and Victrolas Just ar
rived for Christmas trade at Baileys
Music Rooms. adv.
T.. P. Carter of the Central Granite
Co. left last night for Baltimore, Md,
to visit relatives for a week or two.
Frank r. Northrop of this city and
John Arkley of Waterbury leave to-
day for Winter Park, Fla, where they
will spend the winter
Aprons, fancy goods, homemade
food and candy on sale Presbyterian
church Thursday, Dee. 2. Come and
try your skill in the golfing competi-
tion.--adv.
just what you are looking for
What's that? Dance and show given
by the Granite City Five Friday eve
ming, Dec. 3, in Williamstown grange
halliday.
Homer c. Ladd of the +. D. Ladd Co.
store went to Burlington to-day TO
attend a meeting Of directors OF the
Vermont State Merchants association
which eonvenes at Hotel Vermont to-
day.
DIR. Leonhardt's Hem -Roid tablets
are an easy effective treatment for all
Pile trouble. Don't consent to an oper-
ation-try Hem Roid Removes the
cause quickly. Money back II 1t falis,
saws f. A. Drown. adv.
Miss Mary Berini, who has been en-
ployed as ticket vender for the Bilou
theatre on Pearl street has completed
her duties there and returned to her
home in Bethel, where she expects to
remain for the next few months.
Everybody out in costume Thursday
evening, Dec 2, to attend the old-fash
toned masquerade and dress dance with
new dances at Rowland hall Clown
hats will be issued to each of the
dancers at the hall. A prize of So will
be awarded the person appearing IN
the best cos tume, and 50 to the secoid
best. CarrolHs orchestra. Admission
per couple Sl.l0; extra ladies 80 cents,
including war tdA.-~-duhs
Coda Douglas, who has been en-
ployed as an estimator in the office
of the Guidici Bros. CO.. has completed
work in that capacity and is at pres
ent ENJOYING the freedom of the woods
and the Joys Of camp life while hunt
ing in the vicinity of Groton pond.
After the Christmas holidays he will
begin travelling for this firm and viii
represent il as commissioned sales
man from the east to st. Louis, Mo.
In connection with the rendition Of
cantata, THE Legend of Don Munio.
in Burlington Sunday evening, the
Burlington papers pay the following
tribute TO a Barre singer: "One OF the
singers whose work last night showed
him to be a coming soloist in this city
was Wilfred w. Eisenwinter. baritone.
who is a freshman at the University Of
Vermont, and is only II years old.
He sings in the choir of the College
street church"
Stoneshed whistles heralded the
working day Is minutes later this
morning than has been customary, and
instead of beginning the days work at
| 7 o'clock the workmen began at 40.
! This is in accordance with the regular
\ winter schedule which during the past
| several wears has been in effect. Be-
! cause of the short days in the winter
and the dark mornings the stone
workers do not begin work until 7:l5
in December and quit work at 4;l5 IN
the afternoon instead of at o'clock.
In January. 7:3e marks the opening
of the working day and 4:3O its ter
limitations in February the schedule re-
| turns to the same one used in Deem.
Der and on March | the regular sehed'
/ ule reappears to remain most of the
| year.
| Daily the deer hunters are prepar-
| ing for the deer hunting season which
| opens next Monday morning, Dec. d,
at 6 O'Clock, and closes the Saturday
| following at O'Clock. The law per-
/ mits a person to take deer other
than spotted fawn, and only one deer
shall be taken by person. Anyone
taking a deer shall forthwith report
such taking and exhibit the animals
head to the nearest fish and game war
den or TO some person duly deputized
bv the state fish and game commits
sioner TO receive such reports. The
use of snares, traps, lights, dogs, OF
other devices in catching deer is pro-
hibited The law is in reality the
same as that in effect last year
| Though the open season comes even
later than last year the woods will. un'
doubtedly. be thronged with as many
| hunters as last season under the pres.
ent conditions, moderate weather, well.
crusted snow that makes travel by
snowshoes most favorable and the
tracking Of deer much easier. City
Clerk Mackay has not been oyerbnr'
dened by hunting license seekers, but
| this he ascribes to the fact that most
hunters are fishermen too. and pro-
| cured their licenses earlier in the year
Notice.