The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Low prices on shoes at Shea's shoe
store. adv.
Rheumatics Try a two-weeks'
treatment Of Rheuma and get wen. If
it doesn't help, f. A. Drown will re-
turn your money. adv.
Rings of every description at % per
cent discount. r. o. Holmes, jeweler,
8 Maple Grove street. Tel. 24l-x
Miss Mary Wynn and Miss Ella KEEL
Ter of Bethel passed the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sullivan of Brook
lyn street.
Special meeting of Ruth chapter,
No. 33, 0. f. s., for work on Wednes
day evening, Dec. l. at 1880 O'Clock.
Refreshments after meeting.
Dean G. Davis returned to Boston
university law school Saturday night,
the holiday recess having been spent
at his home on Maple Grove street in
this city.
Miss Ida Moruzzi left Saturday for
Morrisville, where she will resume her
duty as teacher, after spending a
weeks vacation with her parents on
Division street.
If YOU want real good home made
meal, come to the Presbyterian church
Friday. Dec. 3. Chicken pie supper
served 5 to p. m, Adults, 60c, chill
dren 30c.-adv.
0swaldo Cabrini of d street left Sat
urday for st, Peters, Fla. Mr.. Cabrini
goes to Florida in the hopes that the
change in the climate will be beneficial
to his health
Clarence Campbell, after passing a
few days at his home during the
Thanksgiving holidays, returned to
Wentworth institute in Boston Satu-
day, going by way of Burlington, to
visit friends there for a day.
Mrs. Louis Cavagnaro and son, Rich.
ard, who came here a week ago to at
tend the wedding of Louis A. Cavag-
marc to Miss Adele Bianchi, which oc.
Cured at st, Monica's church Wednes
day morning at 0 O'Clock, returned to
their home in Buffalo, Y. Y, Saturday
afternoon.
Frank Lawless returned to the Uni
versity of Vermont in Burlington yes
terday, after passing the Thanksgiving
recess at his home in South Barre. lie
was accompanied by Rosary Bison,
also medic at Vermont and a so
iourner in Barre and vicinity over
the holidays.
Burt Mercer of Currier street recent
" returned from Carthage, n. v,
where he has been enjoying a few
weeks of duck hunting on Lake On
tario. Mr.. Mercer reports that his trip
to the lake was very successful, but
owing to some New York state regula-
tions, he was unable to transport any
of the spells to Vermont.
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 tie
dancers at the hall A prize of So viii
be awarded the person appearing in
the best costume, and 81 to the second
best CAROLS orchestra. Admission
per couple sl.l0; extra ladies 50 cents,
including war tax.-adv
Last evening members OF the Spir
ituaiist society had occasion 10 notify
the police department of the mscon-
duct of a number of young men on the
stairs and in the hallway Of the
Worthen block while the society was
holding its regular Sunday services.
The names of two Young men were
given to the police and more are
known 10 have assisted at either rap-
ping on the door or shouting in the
hallway TO disturb the meeting. The
police intend to stop any further an
noyances and anyone caught in such
acts win be liable to court action. A
warning to all the young men who
are in the habit OF molesting these
people while they are Mt services is
given out by the police department,
which intends to enforce the law TO the
last word, in such petty aggravations.