The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Who gets the cake at the cake walk
Come to the cabaret and see.-adv.
Imported Java graduated sugar just
in, any quantity at l0c pound. b.
ID. Tomasi store, Massueo & Aspesi,
Props.
All styles of dancing at the cabaret
show from the latest jazzy lemon
squeeze to the old-fashioned minuet.
adv.
There will be meeting of the d.
rectors of the Barre Woman's club
Monday evening, Dec, 8, in Aldrieh hall
at 1880.
The event which YOU all have been
waiting for, the annual fair of the
Odd Ladies and Odd Fellows at How
land hall, Dee 10 and l7.--adv.
Dance, ladies' union of the Univer-
salist church, Rowland hall. Wednes-
day, Dec. 8. CAROLS orchestra. Dane
ing from to IL. Admission, 81 ex-
ira ladies', 35c.--adv.
The ladies of the womans associa -.
ton of the Congregational church who
are to be guests of the woman's as
ISOLATION of Bethany church, Montpel-
Ter, Tuesday afternoon viii please take
the | 80 car.
What? The event of the season.
Wheng Dec l6 and II. Where? How.
land hall. under the auspices of the
Odd Ladies and Odd Fellows Pro
grams, given by some of Barre's lead
ing talented artists, have been pre-
pared for both evenings. CAROLS or
chestra wall furnish music for dane
ing.-adv.
Miss L. Josephine Webster Of Bur
lington will appear In Barre in the in
terest of the Children's Aid society,
under the auspices of the Womsn's
club, at its regular meeting Tuesday
afternoon at 2.30 IN Rowland hall
This meeting is free and open to the
public. All interested in the unfor
tunate children of the state are urged
to attend.
The clothing store conducted by John
Arioli in the Merlo building at 81
Main street was moved to the Scam
pini block at 303 North Main street
Saturday and Is now open to the
trade Mr.. Arioli viii have consider
able more room in his new location.
New fixtures have been added to the
interior and the show window made
over to suit the needs.
The evangelistic campaign being con
Quoted by Rev d. l.. Schultz, labor
evangelist. at the Baptist church,
opened yesterday with two very in
spring and helpful addresses. The very
inclement weather kept some from the
services, but those who braved the ele
ments to be present were well repaid
for the effort Mr.. Schultz is a speak
or of no ordinary ability. His addresses
are spiritual and forceful and his
words made a deep impression upon
all present. He sings with unusual
sweetness. You should hear him to.
night at 730 He will sing the song,
"His Eye il on the sparrow Every
one is cordially invited.
Fred p. Kinney, formerly of Barre
and now located in Jamaica Plain,
Mass. is candidate for the Boston
city council and has been approved by
the Good Government association.
There are only two other candidates
out of list Of l3 who are approved
Nv tttir dNn0NbdAithis Atiis " wv
is a native OF Plainfeld, was engaged
in the fish business in Barre for five
years, the firm name being Kinney
Bros He is now treasurer Of the Kin
ney Manufacturing Co., makers OF
pumps, compressors, etc, at Jamaica
Plain The Good Government assocla
tons estimate of Mr.. Kinney is sum
med up in the following: ''He has had
an important part in building up the
large and successful manufacturing
business of which he is now treasurer.
His willingness to run gives the vot
ers an opportunity TO obtain in the
city council business man Of type
rarely found in the list of candidates.
In our opinion he has the capacity and
intent to render in the council valu-
able service in the interest of the
whole city. We strongly recommend
his election"