The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-03
TALK or THE TOWN

Burr's iewelry store Will De open
Monday and Saturday nights unth the
new year--adv.
The w. G. r. U. will meet with mrs.
| Densmore, l4l Washington street, on
| Friday afternoon at $3.50
Five thousand dollars worth Oh
shoes rubbers, stockings, etc, on SAFE
at Shea's shoe ore.--adv.
A son was born Nov. ! to Mr. and
Mrs. Il. l.. MCQUEEN of CONCORD Mrs.
Mcqueen was formerly Miss Gladys
Levie of this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Noyes OF Hotel
Barre have returned from a business
Journey to Berlin, N. H., making the
| trip by automobile.
Charles Littel, who is now having
three weeks vacation from the Barre
postoffiee, returned yesterday from a
| 10 DAYS stay with friends in Bos-
| ton.
Don't forget the free social at the
Methodist church tonight. Come out
and meet the new deaconesses. Re-
! freshments will be served. Candy for
sale.
Herman Cross, a middlewest repre-
sentative of the Cross Brothers 6ran-
ite Co. Of Mortified, is the guest OF
William Carswell of Orange street Tor
a few days,
| Andes stoves are the best. Largest
line new and second hand ranges and
heaters in Barre. Closing-out sale OF
oil stoves. Get prices. E. A. Prindle,
Worthen block.
Maecabees, attention. The regular
meeting of Harmon review, NO. !, WIZ
be held Wednesday evening at I ~
o'clock. The collector will be at the
hall at 7 o'clock.
A regular meeting of Barre council
| No. 4ol, X. of O., will be held Wednes-
dav evening at 1880 o'clock for exem-
plification of the first degree. All mem
beers are requested to be present
Leslie Newton of Liberty street and
Frank Finnegan of Graniteville went
by automobile to Moretown last night
in quest of racoons, and intend to re-
main in that vicinity hunting for few
days.
| L. w. Sawyer of East Barre received
A telegram Tuesday morning telling OF
the death of his mother, Mrs. i. "
! SAWYER Of st. Nazaire, p O., which oc-
cured Monday night Mr.. Sawyer LETT
Yesterday to attend the funeral.
The regular meeting of the Brook
side Community club will be held the
last Friday in the month, as usual
Nov. 26. Every member come prepared
to answer rollcall The supper by the
men will be sometime in December
The amusement committee of the
| Odd Ladies will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Elvira Giudici, Beckley Street, Fri
day evening at 7 o'clock. This commit
Zee also meets the amusement commit
Tee Of the Odd Fellows at the same
place at s o'clock.
Mrs Clementine Movalli and two
children, Norma and Carlo, arrived IN
| Barre Yesterday afternoon from New
York City, having just landed from
| Taino, Italy. Mrs. Movalli has been
living in Italy for the past Is years
and comes now to join her husband.
John Movalli, of Howard street ard
son, Paul.
The choir Of the Universalist church
supplemented by Prof. Dawson Of Sod
dard seminary, will give a concert IN
the church on Wednesday evening, NOV.
| 10. at s o'clock. Miss Anne Morse OF
| Goddard and Miss Ruth Ada helton OF
North Montpelier win give readings
1t will be program Of great merit.
Tickets now on sale at 35c.-ady'
Saws a New Haven item in the Mid
dleburv Register concerning Miss Edith
Barnes Of this city: THE high school
uiipils presented their teacher, Miss
] Edith Barnes. a purse OF $50 recently
4 Miss Barnes lost all the wearing ap-
parel she had with her in New Haven
in the Parteh fire as she was boarding
with Mrs. Partch and her room was
near the one where the fire started.
The regular meeting of the Woman 5
club was held in Rowland hall Tues
dav afternoon, Nov, ?, with large at
tendance Reports were read and APP
proved and two changes were made IN
| the constitution. IL was voted to place
/ $500 in the reserve fund. Mrs. Martin
read report of the social welfare
meeting recently held in Windsor,
which was very interesting, as few
realize the great amount Of work al
ready done along this line and the vast
opportunities open whereby each one
] NAV DO neT DIV LOT Tue beitti hitht VI
humanity. After the business, the club
was most fortunate in having Mrs.
Slack. the state president, who gave a
summary Of the biennial meeting held
at Dies Moines in jane, branching out
along Americsnization lines and the
new responsibilities that have come to
women. with suggestions as to how they
| should be met Mrs Smile of Mont
pelier, war savings director, talked
most interestingly on sfter-war thrift,
giving a new outlook TO subject much
talked about during the war, speaking
especially on introducing thrift in the
schools as part Of the educational
work, thus putting before the children
the necessity of saving and the. habit
of wise spending Very dainty refresh
ments were served by the hospitality
committee and a pleasant social hour
passed