The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-07
TALK or I'll TOWN

Get your batteries stored at Oil
ver's battery station.-adv.
Where did you buy that watch Al
Goodfellow's Jewelry store, Of course
adv.
Think before you act. If it's a pi,
ano, think again. These are Gould's
customers.-adv.
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter
No. 33, o. Il. S., Wednesday evening
Dec. 8, at 1880 o'clock.
w. A. Whitcomb left Sunday night
for Jacksonville, Fla, where he viii
/ spend the remainder of the winter.
Oscar Yando and B. L. Spooner
statesmen of the Oldsmobile Company
! of Vermont, went TO Malone, N. y.
yesterday for a brief business trip.
A regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary TO Clan Gordon, No. II, will
be held Tuesday, Dec. Z, at 7:l5 p. m
B~alloting and election of officers.
Everyone interested in wrestling will
want to see the match of Shimkus VS.
Delmano in Clan, Gordon hall Thursday
night. 1t viii be worth whilc,-adv.
Dance, ladies' union of the Uniyer,
salist church, Rowland hall, Wednes,
day, Dec. 8. CAROLS orchestra. Dane.
ing from 8 to IL. Admission, 81; ex.
ira ladies, 35e.-adv.
Mother Goose and her children in,
vite all to attend the musicale on
Thursday evening, Dec. o. at 1890
o'clock at the X. of c. hall. Only "a
cents to hear the best and highest
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You will aid the poor and the children
at Christmas. The program will be in
to-morroN's p~aper.-adv.
Finding travel without gasoline i'm
possible for his Ford car along the
Barre Williamstown road Sunday eve
ming, George Martin concluded to leave
the machine by the roadside over night
and proceeded to his home afoot. When
lie returned yesterday morning with a
supply of gas" he discovered evidence
of trespass for his tool box was devoid
Of tools, monkey wrenches, screw driv-
ers, an auto jack, and other tools,
reaching a value of more than SIS.
DR.. Lincoln Mcconnell, the famous
lecturer, who will appear at the Barre
pptid uDuof Vh EdiuiAdN hAEuNS iftNs
IL. at S o'clock, as the second number
in the entertainment COURSE of the
Board of Trade and the Woman's club,
did all in his power during the war to
awaken America to a realization of
the difficulties that faced us. His lee
ture during that time, "The Devil and
the Kaiser was helpful and was used
by the government department in
many a campaign. Now DIR. Mcconnell
comes with a lecture equally as i'm
p~ortant that he calls ''Stay Awake,
America" to which he brings all his
matured faculties and his wonderful
power as a compelling orator. He
halls from Georgia and has been speak
ing all over the country for over TWEEN
tv years. A few more season tickets
may be had by calling at the Board
Of Trade office. Single admission tick
cts for this lecture will be 80 and IS
cents, plus the wal tax, and will be
on sale at browns drug store on and
after Thursday, Dec. 9.-adv.
The Peoples Natioral bank an
nounces the following addition to its
administrative organization: Mrs. Pc
ter Parks, formerly employed by the
Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co.. will
assume the duties of stenographer and
bookkeeper and Ernest Z. Dubie of
Burlington will become a teller. Mrs.
Parks has been with the Barre Savings
Bank & Trust Co. for several years and
was recognized as a highly efficient
member Of the Barre Savings bank
staff. Mr.. Dubie was teller at the
Vermont National bank at Brattle-
boro, and left the bank to enter the
service and after fifteen months in the
army returned to the Vermont Ma
%tional, going to the Burlington Trust
company in a similar capacity last
January. More recently he has been
travelling representative for the Bur
roughs Adding Machine company, with
headquarters at Burlington. He comes
to the Peoples National with the high
est recommendations and his expert
ence as teller with two of Vermont's
largest banks amply fits him for his
new work. He will assume his nav
duties about the middle of the month.
The addition of these new members of
the force at the Peoples National is in
line with the announced policy of the
management to offer to a large and
growing clientele the best service pos
sible and with the increased facilities
afforded by its new banking home.
which viii he ready for occupancy
about the first of the year, it continues
to maintain its reputation of safety
and service.
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