The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

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A nice collection of Wallace Nutting
pictures at Bell & Houston's.-adv.
Extra fancy oranges at especially
low prices at Marehettis Fruit Store
adv.
A good program and good time by
Sunshine girls at Presbyterian church
to night,--ady.
Food and rummage sale from to 8
at the PRESBYTERIAN church tomorrow
afternoon.-ad
Napoleon Baker, proprietor of the
Plainfeld barber shop and pool ROOM
visited in Barre yesterday.
1927 calendars with beautifully hand
painted scenes of Vermont on sale at
Cummings and Lewis for Csc and 75c.
adv.
Dance, Montpelier armory, every
Saturday night. c CAROLS orchestra,
Special car to Barre after the dance
adv.
Don't forget, music rolls, bags, cases,
violins, bows, ukeleles and mandolins
for Christmas at Bailey's Music Rooms.
adv.
d. NJ. Jarvis of Burlington was in
town yesterday visiting his brother,
DR.. ID. G. Jarvis. who accompanied him
back to Burlington last evening for a
bricf business trip.
Leslie Hutchinson of Mount street,
World war veteran, who was Sc
verely gassed while in France, was
taken to the state hospital last eve
ming for treatment.
For Saturday night only, flannel
cites, % inches wide, at 23c yard !;
extra size double blankets at $500.
Little Dry Goods Store, Cottage street,
off North Main street.
Vermont is second to no other state
in natural scenery and color values
and that is just what we are showing
YOU in sepia prints at Cummings and
Lewis at the low price of Sl.-adv.
The funeral of Mrs Laura Dirty of
Williamstown, who died yesterday at
the home of her son, Windsor Dirty,
where she was visiting, will be held
from the Williamstown Methodist
church Saturday at P. m.
Basketball, armory hall, Montpelier
Friday evening, Dec. IL, Montpelier
post, No. s. American Legion, vs.. "All
Collegiate five" of Boston. Game starts
at s:l5 O'Clock sharp. Dancing imme-
diately after the game. Music by the
"Oriental Six of Montpelier adv
Notice: The Quarry Savings Bank
/ & Trust Co will be pleased to assist
depositors of the Barre Savings Bank
& Trust Co. in proving their claims
against that institution. May we sug-
gest that books be left with us to be
presented to the receiver for proof
This will facilitate the work and re-
lieve creditors of the necessity OF their
personal attention.-ady
The last meeting Of the season Of
the Brookside Community club was
held last evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. f. Mitchell, when vent
son banauet was served by the men.
Seventy five people sat down TO the
sumptuous repast The committee IN
charge was Clarence LePage, +. 6.
Boutwell, Andrew johnson and J. i.
Mitchell. A delightful evening was
spent. music, dancing and card play
ing being enjoyed by all following
the banquet Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell
proved to be excellent entertainers.
Steamed clans with plenty of tasty
fixinps was the feast set before 30
members of the Loyal Order of Moose,
No. 1891, in the Knights of Pythias
hall last evening after the regular
business meeting had ended. They
were Jolly crowd too, and applauded
well the numerous entertainers that
kept things lively even during the
supper hour w 4. Stewart, with a
keen clam appetite, was delayed three
successive times from the feast by the
long encores for his solo singing, and
each time responded with a good song.
Jimmie Booth and S. Anderson sang
some catchy duet numbers, and the
quartet consisting of C. II. Bennett,
W. 4. Stewart, G. f. Perry and r. J,
Attridce, was also an attraction The
lodge has wealth of singing talent
and discovered another one last eve
ming in G. Rennie, who like the 9th
ers. was accompanied at the piano
BY Miss Dorothy Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. !. Noel and two sons,
Frederick. ir., and William B., arrived
last night from Santiago, Chile, accom-
panied by Mrs. Noels sister, Mrs. j. \
| Gall. who met them in New York. II Is
almost four years since Mr. and Mrs
Noel left for South America, where Mr.
Noel has been representing the Sulli-
vas Machine company Of Claremont
y. II. Both OF the children were born in
Santiago. the elder boy being almost
three years old and at present very
much interested in the snow, the sleighs
and the idea that this may be the pos
sible home Of Santa Claus. He speaks
Spanish as readily as English. The
baby is but four months old. The Noe
family left Santiago Nor. p and, sail
ing from Valparaiso on the Grace line
/ steamer santa Luisa experienced q
/ VERY pleasant voyage mp the west coast
/ OF South America, through the Panama
| canal aud landed in New York Dec. IL
I They exp,ct 20 return to South Ameri
/ ca ia The early summer of 1927. Mr.
4 Noel j. a graduate of Norwich univer.
| sity. aud after leaving the university
he served several years in the constabu
larry in the Philippine islands. Mrs
Noel win be remembered a Margaret
{. Barclay graduate Of the Waltham
Training School for Nurses and later
Il.