The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Car fancy winter Baldwins in G. V.
| ward, both wholesale and retail. Price
right adv.
Don't forget the Rebekah dance to
night in the Rowland hall. Carrolls
orchestra adv.
Everybody out to the Rebekah dance
to night in the Rowland hall. CAROLS
orchestra.--ady
The Vermont Poultry association
will hold meeting tonight in the
city court room at 1880.
| Bert Townsend of Plainfield sub
mitted to a slight operation at the
City hospital this morning.
| Regular meeting of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge will be held this tWednes-
day. evening at 7:30 o'clock.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
| Leon Lord of East Barre at the Barre
City hospital yesterday afternoon.
| Rainbow fair Order of Eastern star.
Rowland hall, Nov. ~ and l3. Re
serve these dates for the big fair.-ad.
The guild of the Church of the Good
| Shepherd will meet with Mrs. James
Given, King street, Thursday evening
at 7:30.
Baptist Philatheas, please don't for
get the business meeting to be held
| Thursday evening after the prayer
meeting.
Carl Jensen of Plainfield moved Sat
urday to the place of Mrs. Anna Mex
keIsen on Beckley hill, whure he will
act as foreman.
Joseph Nelson, manager of the
N,
morning on a brief business trip in the
interest of the company.
New Sonoras and Victrolss just ar
rived for your inspection Ask your
friends about the high quality of these
talking machines now on sale at Bal
ley's Music Rooms.-adv.
G. +. Holden, Burlington agent OF
the Prudential Life Insurance Co, who
was an agent of the Barre branch for
| several months recently, is spending
| few DAYS in Barre on business.
If anyone has been skipped in the
distribution of bags for hospital bag
day, they are requested to notify ei-
| ther Mrs. Arthur Tilden or Mrs. James
Gall, who will see that they get bags
at once.
Joseph Marchetti and Clifton
Bridges, fruit dealers of Waterville,
Me-, have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Marchetti of Central
street for the past few days, but left
this morning by automobile for Bos-
ton. Mr.. Marchetti came to visit his
brother before sailing to Italy to spend
| the winter.
Amelio Taffani of the Bolster place
received slight injury while shoeing
horse at the Mcleod blacksmith shop
off Seminary street yesterday after.
noon, the horse kicking at him and in
| ficting a cut more than an inch long
| on his left hand with the shoe calk.
Mr.. Taffani eluded the blow directed at
his body by quickly sidestepping
The choir of the Uniyersalist church,
supplemented by Prof. Dawson of God
dard seminary. will give a concert in
the church on Wednesday evening. Nov
| 10, at s o'clock. Miss Anne Morse OF
Goddard and Miss Ruth Ada Kelton of
North Montpelier will give readings,
1t will be a program of great merit
| Tickets now on sale at 35c.-adv.
November IL, Armistice day, will be
well celebrated by members OF Barre
post, No. 10, of the American Legion,
| if plans of the present are carried out.
A football game is scheduled for the
! afternoon, the Legion team against
! Goddard seminary's eleven. In the eve
ming the annual armistice ball begins
at s o'clock in How land hall. and con
| tinues till | O'Clock. For this event
and to make il the best of the year.
Carrol's orchestra, augmented by I'VE
musicians from Boston, will play for
the dancing. Refreshments are to be
served in the hail. and each lady will
be presented a favor.
The annual business meeting of the
Philathea class of the Congregational
church. with election of officers, was
held last evening at the Community
house. Some business was transacted
and several matters concerning tie
coming years work were discussed. A
box lunch was served The following
officers will serve for the coming year:
President. Mrs. Loren Bell; vice pres
ident. Ethel NJ. Spear; secretary, Eth
Ell +. Newton; treasurer, L. Belle Chan
der; chairman volunteer committee,
Mrs. II. b. Tenney; chairman mission
arv committee, Mrs. W. L. Wheaton;
| chairman social committee, Mrs.
George Ormsbee.