The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Cut prices on all ladies' bracelet
watches from now till Christmas. +. T.
Burr
Buy music rolls, bags and sheet mu'
| sic to-day at Bailey's Music Rooms
adv.
Dance every Saturday night, Mont
pelier armory, Carroll's orchestra Spe'
| cial car to Barre after dance.--adv.
| S. B. of A. medlemar kom mangrant
till, mote, den 20 November XII Z, och
rosta pa en- viktig, behandling Dams
efter mote.
Guy Otolini, clerk of the G. w.
| Averill & Co. hardware store, has been
confined to his home for the past two
days by illness.
For sale: Crawford cook stove, prac'
! tically new; also Glenwood heaters and
extra large box stoves. Call at 46 Ma
| pie ayenue.--adv.
We must close out our groceries in
three or four days. Call and get a
trade before hey are gone. Eggs &c,
while they last Fritz w. Jackson Co.
Parents! Students! Alumni
Friends! Remember the Glee club con
cert to be given in Spsulding assembly
hall Friday, Dec. 3, at s p. m. Admis-
sion, 35c. Dance after.--adv.
The Barre fremen hold their annual
concert and dance in Rowland hall on
Thanksgiving eve, Nov. "a. Concert, 8
to o. dancing. Q TO /. Tickets, Sl.50
a couple; extra ladies, 35c. Come and
have a good time.-adv.
All kinds of checked and plain dress
serge, very good values in coating ma
terials. A reduction on all our per-
Gales and fiannelettes. Fruit of the
Loom. 30c Little Dry Goods Store,
Cottage street, off Main street.--adv.
Regular meeting of Mnnehaha en-.
campment, No. 2, Tuesday evening,
Nov. %, Mt 1880. Work in patriarehial
and royal purple degree on a class OF
candidates. All officers and patriarchs
requested to be present. Refreshments
after the meeting.
Miss Olive Burgess, who is attending
the Bryant & Stratton school, Bos-
ton, has been awarded the special prize
given to the student who has done the
best work in spelling during the past
quarter. This prizs is presented at the
close of a spelling match which is par
ticipated in by the fifty students re-
eeiving the highest marks in spelling
Miss Emily Benedict, who since re-
moving from Barre, has been head cash
Ter in the s. S. Pierce company store IN
Brookline, is to have four months
leave of absence and with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Benedict. viii leave Dec. ]
for Springfield. o., to spend the winter
months with relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Benedict will occupy Mrs. and
Miss Benedict's apartments in Allston
while they are away.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Campbell
of Old Orchard, Me-, formerly of Barre,
were members of party of IA leaving
Portland Me-, to-day for Los Angeles,
Cal Others in the party were Madam
Pillsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Pillsbury, son,
Winston. and daughter, Elizabeth. Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson, all of Pine Point.
Me-, Mrs. Maddox and Mrs. Ferguson
of Alfred, Me-, Misses Dorothy and
Barbara Small and Walter Benson of
Morrisville. this state.
Of interest to many Barre people will
be the information from the Aberdeen,
f1tOtIHIU, five Vi bhN
honoring of George L. Grassick, who
was retiring after % years service as
secretary of Operative lodge, No. l50,
of Free Masons of Aberdeen. The
event was marked by the presentation
of approximately $3.50 thirty pounds,
English money! and two easy chairs,
one for Mr.. Grassick and one for his
wife. The gifts were subscribed not
only by the members in Aberdeen and
the district there but by members in
Canada, South Africa, the United
States and elsewhere. Mr.. Grassick
has been member of the Free Ma
sons 40 years and has held every Office
from the door to the chair" accord
ing to the Aberdeen Free Press. The
presentation speech was made by
George Allan, and Mr.. Grassick re
sponded Several toasts were pro-
posed, among them one to "The Breth
rem in the United States and Canada
by James Gray and responded TO by
John Murdoch.