The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-12
TALK OF THE TOWN


See Saldier's furniture advertisement
on page five adv.
Carl Soderstrom has returned from
Detroit, Mich
Harvest supper, Congregational
church, tomorrow, to 1870 p. lad.
just drop in at Burr's jewelry store
and see the new patterns in cut glass.
adv
While they last, 1918 bushel. Stay
man Wipesap apples. Barre Drug Co.
| adv.
Arthur Cormack to-day returned to
| Quincy Mass, after spending few
days in Barre with old acquaintance
Stayman Winesaps, one of the best
eating apples grown. 4 carload now
being unloaded by the Barre Drug Co.
| adv.
Charles Gibbons, a cable splicer of
the New England Telephone Co., was
called to Brattleboro to-day to make
repairs to defective cable.
Miss Yvonne Bilodeau of Laurel
street Yesterday went to Manchester,
n. H.. to resume work, after passing
month or more with her relatives
in Barre en-
Beautiful hair, thick and lustrous, is
easy to have if you use Partisan Sage.
It's a positive remedy for dandruff,
excess oil and itching scalp Sold under
guarantee by +. A. Drown.adv
DR.. j. H. Woodruff has gone to
Montreal to attend the clinical con
gress of the American College Of Sur
geons, held there this week until Fri
day, DIR. Woodruff expects to return
by. Friday evening.
Wanted force, health, vigor,
weight Let Bitro- Phosphate supply
those wants. Let it bring nerve quiet,
restful sleep, appetite and happiness.
Buy it Mt +. A. Drown & Co.'s drug
store and stop worrying.
Alaccahees, attention. Special meet |
ing Wednesday evening, Oct. l3, at 7 |
o'clock sharp to receive applications |
and transact any other necessary bust /
ness. Every officer, color bearer and
guard who is to take part in the I
rally is requested to be present
The D. A. Perry Real Estate agency |
yesterday sold for Clarence A. Moul |
ton of Barre small farm in Will |
Jamestown, known as the Robinson +
farm. TO Edward Lewercnz, also OF
this city. The new owner plans TO
make several Improvements and oc-
cupy it as a home.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Lawliss Of ri
Kirk street were completely surprised +
TO learn la- evening that the $50 or
more people, assembled in Worthen
hall. were there TO make memorable
their wedding which occurred three
weeks ago. instead of surprising the
brides intimate friend Miss Eva
Marin. a. they had believed was the
purpose Of the occasion These 100
people were relatives, neighbors and
friends Of both people, but as one
large family they enjoyed an evening
that will always be a fond remem-
hrance to them and their guests for
whom the party was planned. A most
impressive manner OF presenting the
couple a beautiful electric lamp was
used. Mrs. Bradley acting as spokes
man in behalf of the gathering. Mrs.
Alex Sims, arrayed in a bridal gown
of the olden DAYS, answered the sum
mons of the bride Of 80 years ago, then
followed Miss Rosabel Shannon in
bridal costume Of 2j years back. aud
lastly the bride and groom of to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawliss were summoned
10 receive their present. The evening
was then diverted to dancing and
games. Cooper's orchestra furnishing
music in the meanwhile. Several la
dies were at hand to serve the sand
wishes. cakr, coffee and the other
good things and truly the reception
was fine from beginning 10 end, con
GLIDING about midnight with host of
we'll wishes and congratulations for the
newlvweds. and not a few expressed
hopes of attending their golden ami