The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-13

Slightly used upright piano for sal
at low price at Bailey's Music Rooms
adv.
Just few more gallons of Viii
fly spray left. While it lasts, Sl3
a gallon, The N. ID. Phelps Co.
Second hand tires--One full set 0
80 by 3h inch tires, mounted wit
tubes and chains. Also many 80 by
and SO by AZ Inch tires. +. w. Bar
rett, 10 Main street, Montpelier. Vt.
A large shipment of Rheuma ha
been received by +. A. Drown, so tina
all rheumatism sufferers can be sup
piled promptly in future. Money bacl
if it fails.--adv.
Silvio Caverzasi of AZ Center stree
went to Detroit, Mich, Yesterday aft
ernoon, having been assured of EN-
ployment at his vocation of letter cut
ting and carving in granite
All men of the Presbyterian congre
cation are invited to the meeting to be
held in the church vestry tonight at
X 1880 o'clock for the purpose of elect
! ing officers and framing a program.
Food made by some of Barres best
cooks served tonight at Congregation.
al harvest supper. You know how good
! the suppers there are. Come, 8 to 1880.
Adults, 40c children under II, 25c,--
adv
For Sale: Several second hand sim
gle driving harnesses, two one-horse
work harness in frst-class condition !;
also a good assortment of winter horse
blankets and new harness of all kinds,
s. n. Parker, Merchant street,
All Rebekah degree members are
cordially invited to attend the annual
district meeting Of district No 49,,
to be held with Bright Star Rebekah
lodge Thursday evening, Oct IA. Chick
en-pie supper will be served from 9
to 1880.
Rev. and Mrs. O. L. Barnard of
Waits River stopped at the home OF
Senator Frank G.. Rowland on French
street yesterday before continuing
their journey to Los Angeles, Cal,
where they propose to remain until
next spring.
Rummage and food sale in the Pres
byterian church vestry Saturday after
noon at o'clock, auspices of the la
dies missionary societq As there viii
be no soliciting, parties donating cloth
ing or food are asked TO leave the
same at the church Friday night or
Saturday afternoon,--ady.
Sabin Miles, after stopping for sew.
eral days at the home of his brother,
Arthur. at ~ South Main street, yes
terday went to Boston TO manage for
81 Ifk
nue.. Mr. Miles during the summer
was head waiter at the Ocean house
in Swampscott, Mass, and now con-
templates going TO Port Antonio, ia
MAZDA, in the West Indies to manage
Hotel Titchfeld during the winter
months.
j. f. Ganglof, a man of extensive
experience in underwear manufactur.
ing plants. has been sent from the
Mattapan factory of the Peerless Knit
ting Mills Co. to superintend the Barre |
plant. Mr. Gangloff Joined this com
pany April and has just moved his
family and household belongings from
Philmont, n. Y, TO IS Summer street,
a tenement owned by o. n. Granger.
Mr.. Ganglof has had many years in
similar business. having organized
the Columbia Mesh Knitting Co, in
Philmont in 1906 and remaining at its
mead as superintendent and general
manager until 1918, when he resigned.
Mrs. n. Blaine was pleasantly sur
,rised at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
b. Blaine last night. when a num-
Ser Of friends and relatives gathered
70 bid her farewell. She is soon TO re-
turn to Milwaukee, Wis, where she
s to join her husband. The evening
was pleasantly spent in games and
lancing. Mrs. Blaine was the recipient
IF many beautiful gifts. Refreshments
If fruit. candy, sandwiches, cake and
,offee were served during the eve
hing. The party broke up at late
iour, wishing Mrs. Blaine much sue
,ess and happiness in the future.
Frank b. Wilson of Seattle. Wash,
Who with his wife and son, Francis,
las been spending the summer visiting
n Vermont. principally at White Riv-
II Junction and this city, leaves the
nd of the week for his home. Mr..
wilson graduated from Goddard sem
nary IN the class Of 80 and went west
Don after He was brought up on the
wilson farm, where the aviation field
: now located, the place being in the
wilson family for so years Mr. viii
on lie well established in the station
ry line His son, John ", is Gun.
ing for state representative on the
Democratic ticket from the 43d dis
riot in Washington
A. G. Nelson, proprietor of the
Woodbury. Lake house, who has just
losed one of the most successful sea
ons experienced in years, is razing
he old house at 70 Hill street, prepar.
tory TO erecting a fine modern resi-
ence. This house being dismembered
one of the oldest in the city of
ARE. it ia understood AT least, a
bin found there by granite man
fscturer while probing around re-
'ntly, would tend TO prove this So
he penny found by this man, living
q adjacent property, bore the date
l72S clearly observable because Of
10 good state Of preservation in which
had been kept in the plaster wall.
'idently. The penny had possibly
zen lost by a workman of some ear
r date when he was mixing plaster
it'll other constituents for the wall