The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-26
TALK OF THE TOXIN

II adv.
II Dancing at Clan fair Thursday ali
II Friday nights in Rowland hall. Car
II rolls orchestra.--adv.
II The herd of cows owned by Mr.,
/ Eva lawson has been tested and al
H were found free from disease.
II Miss Adela Bianchi of Wellington
H street returned to her home yesterda,
afternoon from Buffalo, NY.
Miss Ella Williams arrived Saturda,
Il from Montreal, where she has beef
spending a month with friends.
4 Take look at the leading talkin,
machines now on exhibition in tn,
window at Bailey's Music Rooms ad
Dancing classes intermediate at ,
and high school at 8: - in X. of p. hall
Blanchard block, Wednesday, Oct. p
adv.
w. G. Clifford of the Woodbury.
Granite company of Hardwick and
Bethel was alb usiness visitor in Tho
city yesterday
Charles Littel, now having three
weeks vacation from postal route
left last night for Boston, to spend
week or 10 days.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the J.. A. A.
O. H., will hold its regular monthly
meeting in the Worthen hall Tuesday
evening at 1880 o'clock
Miss Jessie Taylor of Bugbee ave-
nue. and Miss Gertrude Cayia of Brook
lvn street went to Randolph today,
where they expect to be employed.
The missionary society of the Pres
I,r+Arta,, nht.rnb ,t;n ,,,na@ NTH NJ n
r. Stuart. 81 Spaulding street. on
Tuesday evening, Oct. 26, at 1880;
topic. China.
Cogger Ross from New Hampshire
will have car of Baldwin hand picked
bulk apples on NJ & W. track Satur.
day, Monday and Tuesday; price, $3.50
barrel-adv.
All the friends of the girl scouts
are invited TO attend a Halloween 20
cial. TO be held at the Methodist church
on Wednesday evening. Oct 81 Ad-
mission. l0c,--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ s. Levin and daugh-
ter, Rosa, Of Merchant street have re-
| turned from Cambridge. Mass. where
they visited q few days with Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Levin.
Miss Mary Rizzi of Blackwell street
resumed work at the Granite Say
ings Bank a Trust Co Yesterday at
the termination of her annual vaca
tion, spent with relatives in Milford
and Concord n. Fl.
Program for Halloween social in the
Presbyterian church Wednesday nights
Piano solo, Ruth Willie; vocal solo.
Mrs Rose Penny; rainbow drill. l4I
small girls; reading. Miss Mary Milne
vocal solo. with ukelele accompani-
ment, Mrs. John Walker; Indian drill,
Gatusi campfire girls.-ady.
Mrs. Alexander Duncan and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, this morning started
their Journey to Europe, leaving here
for New York City. Thursday morn
ing they will sail on the steamship |
Mauretania for Southampton, England, |
and from there viii go to Aberdeen, |
Scotland, after short visit in Eng |
land
To the ladies of the Baptist church;
Each one is asked to save Thursday |
afternoon for good time together at
the church. Come and do your share |
of the easy and interesting work there
is to do. Please bring your scis-
sors. Refreshments will be served.
Don't forget the date, Thursday, at
2:30.
About IS young people gathered at
the home of Mrs. Anna Mekkelsen on
Beckley hill Friday night. when fare
well party was given Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer j. Loso. who are leaving for
Canterbury, \. II. They received
beautiful present of silver. Games were
played until late hour. after which
refreshments were served Their
friends in leaving wished them much
success and happiness in their new
home.
Died. in Fitchburg Mass, Robert A.
Ball. who a few years ago was a resi-
dent Of Barre, where he will be re-
membered by the townspeople and
stonecuttcrs as one of the Ball broth
ers. an uncle of Harold and Gerald
Ball Of Barre and employed by The Il.
q w. r. r. He was a brother Of X.
Wilson Sterling Mr.. Ball aud brother
were charter members Of the Odd Eel
lows and ROYAL Arcsnum. members Of
the knights of Pythias and uniform
rank
The police learned Yesterday that
boys endeavoring to regain possession
Of their football. which they had n
kicked onto the roof of ward five
schoolhouse on Woodchuek knoll. had
entered the school A cellar window II
had been broken out and someone rum
mayed through the building, departing
with a few small things. pencils. etc
The matter was reported by teachers
II the school yesterday and the police
rad several Young lads at the station
asst night trying to discover who the
were. III
The Peoples National bank Is dis
rihuting an interesting little presi- II
leniial folder showing the popular and
.lectoral vote of the different candi- II
lates from John Q Adams in 1924
Iown TO the present campaign. There
re also blank spaces left for the mark
NC 81 the electoral votes Of each state
his wear. tie number Of electoral votes
4 each being given in a parallel col
INN. on each cover II the folder j.
splendid portrait Of Warren G. Hard
Nc aud James NJ Cox. both sons 81
,hio. These folders ere FOR free dis
ribution and NAV be had al the bsnk
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