The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

1t the Miers barber shop.
Buy a busheI of our winesap eating
lpples. Barre Drug Co,-adv.
Chicken pie supper served at Pres
,vterian church on Dec. 3.-ady
New sheet music every day on sale
It Bailey's Music Rooms.--adv.
Cut prices on all ladies' bracelet
atches from now till Christmas. +. 10
urr.
George Pierce and family have
owed from Trow hill to los South
ain street.
Louis Calcagni of AZ Center street
Us gone to Roxbury, where he has
und employment.
Dec. 3 and 4 is the date of the
'tristmas sale at the Church of thC
I'D Shepherd.--adv.
me and hear the program at the
errnst So. tn-nioht. You're sure
to like it. Admission, l5c.-adv.
As good as any and better than some.
That's the Pathe photograph. Come in
.~a. Il. Bare Drug Co.-adv.
The Clover club will meet Frida
III Mrs. II. o. Worthen, 10 Keith NJ
me. Ladies come prepared to sew
r. Dudley of the Burroughs Adding
IIaehine company of Burlington ar
ed in the city yesterday on bust
ass.
II. p. Horne of Boston. trayelin
eight agent of the Wabash Rail
ny company, is a business visitor l.
We city.
ALA medlemmar of logon Monte
o ombedda att narvara vid mast
lte den 4 Dec. XII. s c. M. i Odd Eel
Wa hall.
Aprons, fancy goods, home.mad
cd and candy on sale Presbyterian
'urch Thursday, Dec, 2. Come an
" your skill in the golfng compel
nn.-adv.
Hunters, attention! Winchester r
: and ammunition for all rifles 10,
lie at the Winchester store. c. W
verill & Co.
Miss Ruth Benton has resumed stud
: at Goddard seminary, after visitin'
it'll Miss Dorothy Wheeler of North
ield several days.
Mr.. and Mrs, William HaZelton and
laughter, Betty. who are passing thu
inter at Hotel Barre, are visiting fol
few days with friends in Northfeld
No need of suffering longer with
rheumatism, says +. A.. Drown, the
lruggist, now that ! ear supply YOU
18th Rheuma. Money back if it fails.
adv.
Regular meeting Of Sons of Vetcr
ms auxiliary Friday evening, Dee. 3
With election OF officers. Member
please notice change Of date and er
2ry member is requested to be pres
emit.
For immediate sale; One Maynarf
fife, n Maynard combination riff
md shotgun, with ammunition =
noulds, also fur sleigh robe in perfec'
condition. Call front door, 2 Easter
tvenue.-adV.
The Board of Trade members are re-
minded Of the meeting which is to y
held on Friday night, Dec. 3, in the Vim
eitia club rooms at which time Linn,
Leavens of the fish and game depart
ment will speak on affairs connected
with his department. This is the third
one of the series of talks by state Off
cials and should prove to be both en-
tertaining and instructive. Let every
member be present at s o'clock.
Sumner Pierce, a retail granite deal
er, located in Boston, arrived in IN
city yesterday to visit for a few day
in the Barre granite belt. Shortly after
arriving in town he met Robert Muir
ply, an old time friend whom he had
not seer for % years. The meeting was
a Joyous one and discussion soon
turned to the days when they worked
together in Hurricane Island, Me, IN
the granite industry Mr.. Murphy is a
member of the Murphy & Weafer firm.
Someone left a substantial flow of
water running In the room over Shea's
shoe store, which are Don To be occu-
pied BY the McAllister & Kent estate
and insurance agency. with a conse-
duent overflow of water that seeped
through the floor and into the shoe
store to damage approximately $50
worth of shoes. Two or three inches Of
water flooded the floor of the rooms
WHPn ul-toNtIPus anu bfiblt NHf INV
could be checked almost a. much set
tied to the floor of the shoe store.
Late yesterday afternoon came an
interruption in electrical power service
and though of short duration vas de-
trinental TO the large number of bus
mess places and especially in offices.
The power was absent for nearly 20
minutes, but 20 minutes that is prec-
ious to the average Office worker and
employer. During that time telephone
operators received a great number of
calls for the Tenney service company
office and if the company was in any
way neglectful of their duty at first
Manager Young 500 became aware of
the belief on the part of the public.
Ray Mccarthy. the football expert
of the New York Tribune, in SUMMARY
ing the prospects for the ensuing has
ketball season, pays a nice tribute 20
Nelson Browne, captain and star guard
of the Dartmouth college varsity has
ketball team for 1921. a. Mr., Mccarthy
terms II. Mccarthy in his notes hints
that Browne is one Of the comparative
IN few men in college football who will
take active part in college basketball.
Browne. who was a three letter man al
Spaulding high school. is a two-letter
man at Dartmouth and but for a dis.
located collarbone might have become
a three lettered Dartmouth man.