The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

George Webster of Pearl street is
visiting friends in Berlin for a week
or ten days.
hurance Campbell, a junior at Dart
mouth college, Hanover, N. H.. passed
the week end holiday at his home in
this city.
A regular meeting Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon, No. II, will
be held Tuesday, Nov. Is, at, 7;l5 p.
m. Initiation.
Don't forget to get a cup of tea at
the Methodist ladies' fair Tuesday and
Wednesday. Tea, sandwiches and wa
fers, l0c.-adv.
Mrs. G.. A. Ketchum of Salem, Mass,
who has been with friends here in
Barre for a few days. left for Montpel-
Ter to-day en- route for home.
Food booth at the Methodist church
fair, where there will be all. kinds of
cooked food, canned mushrooms and
other home-canned g~oods.-adf.
Sanitary window ventilators-Fresh
air without drafts, fust, rain OF snow.
Fits all sizes of windows. Let us show
them to YOU. Sadier, 10 Keith avenue.
A large shipment of Rheuma has
been received by Il. A. Drown, so
that all rheumatism sufferers N be
supplied promptly in future. Money
back if it fails.-adv.
William Gearin, formerly of this city
and at present a clerk in the Central
Drug store of Burlington, returned to
Burlington this morning, after a few
days visit with friends here.
Come to the concert Wednesday
evening in the Methodist church at s
O'Clock and hear eight tiny Pilgrim
maids in costume tell how TO make
pumpkin pie. Admission, only l5e.
Program in to-morrow's issue.-ady.
Fhe Barre fremen hold their annual
concert and dance in Rowland hall on
Thanksgiving eve, Nov. "A. CAROLS
seven-pieee orchestra. Refreshments
free. Tickets, Sl.50 a couple; extra la
dies, SOC. Come with your friends
adv.
Miss Anna Lila Lewis of Wells. a
graduate of Goddard seminary, was
married Nov. 10 in Granville, n. u. TO
Edward j. Lovett, son of Mrs. Nj. i.
Lovett of Manchester. The groom is
a telegraph operator for the Rutland
railroad.
Brought up on the theory that pro-
duction must be increased before prices
can be any lower, a pullet belonging
to David d. Smith of Granitevillc
Matched out May "a laid its first egg
the 10th day of November and its third
egg on the 18th.
Box sociable and card party will be
held in odd Fellows hall Friday eve
ming. Nov. 10. at s O'Clock, for the
benefit of the Forester team OF Gran
tic camp, s6S6, Modern Woodmen OF
America. The public is cordially in
vited. Each lady please bring lunch
for two.
Bishop Hall and Bishop Bliss are
sending Rev. Arthur Peabody to talk
to the congregation OF the Church OF
the Good Shepherd tonight at >
o'clock upon the subject of the nation.
wide campaign. All members are urged
to 10 present, particularly those dis
tributing copies of "The Church at
Work"
Mr.. and Mrs. +. D. Ladd. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Laid and Mr.. and Mrs. r.,
n. Tenney and daughter were IN Roy
alton Yesterday to attend the funeral
of Wilbur f. WEIGH, a prominent young
farmer of that town, who died in the
Randolph sanatorium of lockjaw fol-
lowing a serious injury TO one hand IN
some machinery. The funeral was held
in the Congregational church at Roy
alton and was attended by q large
number of people. The burial was IN
Sharon, in which town the WEIGH fam
ily resided. The deceased was a cous-
in of Messrs. Ladd of Barre. While
attending the University of Vermont
ten wears ago he was prominent as an
athlete. being one of the best foot
hall pIayers eyer turned out at that
institution.
C~artoonists, craftsmen, artists, at
tenfionl Barre post, No. 10, American
Legion. is making preparations TO pre-
sent a very humorous play, Always IN
Trouble on Monday and Tuesday eve
niugs. Nov. 20 aud 80. in the Barre
opera house. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gage
will direct the production. What you
are interested in is the fact that the
Legion wants every one of the afore-
mentioned skilled people in the city.
students Of Spsulding high school, God
dard seminary, the evening drawing
school. or anyone in the surrounding
towns who can draw. to submit an ad-
vertising poster with a cartoon or pic.
ture that will fit the title TO r.. "
Hooker & Co. store on Main street he
fore Thursday of this week. To the
person submitting the most fitting car.
L toon and poster with the proper ad'
vertising facts about the play. the
date. place. etc. 4 prize Of $40 will he
given, and TO the second best s.. Each
] and everyone may submit as many ~
they wish. preferably on cardboard OF
some other stiff material and of a
. fCnnspicnous size. Don't forget-on OF
before THURSDAY