The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

| See Morse's line of suits and coats
at Montpelier.-adv.
Buy sheet music to-day at Bailey's
Music Rooms. adv
There will be something doing every
minute at the Rcl Mems fair, Oct.
and S.--adv.
One more good, second hand, upright
piano now for sale at Bailey's Music
Rooms.--adv.
Dance at Rowland hall tonight, aus
pices nurses at City hospital, CAROLS
| orchestra.--adv.
| Charles Arnholm of the Palace gar
| age returned yesterday from three
days trip to Boston and vicinity.
Dime social at Universalist church
| Friday evening. All welcome. Refresh
ments served Everybody bring COW
cred dish--adv.
Mrs. Mason T. Paige, who has been
spending the greater part of the sum
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. Clark King of
Montpelier, has left for her home in
Allston, Mass.
Five cents a day for a short time is
all it costs to rid yourself of rheuma-
tism if you use Rheuma. Get bottle
to- day from +. A. Drown on the mon
ey-back plan.-adv.
A session Of the United States dis
trict court will be held in Barre on
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock for
the purpose of receiving applications
for first and second citizenship papers.
In the face of steady downpour of
vai in tn ZOE pf Ra r
people were seen starting to-day for
the state fair in White River june
ton, joining the line of other parties
from surrounding towns.
Jildo Cappio, popularity acquainted
with Barre and Montpelier people and
widely known as a steward at the
Elks club in the capital city until
few months ago, is here from New
York City, visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs William II. Mitchell
Of Enfield. Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Mcdonald of Springfield, Mass,
arrived in Barre last evening and are
now visiting at the home of Harper
Mitchell at 95 Summer street
William Hancock OF Virginia City,
New, and Mrs. John Revel of Vine
yard Haven, Mass, who have been
guests of their niece, Mrs. J.. P.
Clough, of a Nelson street, ended
their visit yesterday and left for
Massachusetts,.
Maceabees, attention! Special meet.
ing Friday evening. Oct. !, at I so for
balloting on candidates and to trans
act any other necessary business. Ev-
cry officer, color bearer and guard is
requested to be present The collector
will be at the hall to receive dues.
Charles A. Barrows, the popular
Barre tailor, who has had charge of
the tailoring department in the Wright
clothing store in Burlington during
the past few months. was in Barre
Yesterday making arrangements 10
move his family back and re establish |
himsf in business here.
Beginning tomorrow morning, I'M
ion barber shops of Barre will not be |
opened until o'clock in the morning
as the winter schedule, introduced in |
the BARRIERS bill this summer, takes
effect Oct, |. Closing hours will not
be affected any by the morning
change, all union shops closing at
o'clock Wednesday and Friday eve
nings and at o'clock Tuesday, Thurs
lay and Saturday evenings.
The theatre building being erected
~ the Black Theatre Circuit Co. at
he corner OF Merchant and North Main
treets will be completed before Christ
mas. F.. j. Bolen, architectural mansg
II of the company, declared this morn
ng The walls and heaviest construc
ION have been completed, foundation
,iers for the floors, and all the &c
nent work being finished together with
II the brick masonry. The arrival
4 three carloads OF lumber is expect
d daily and as soon as IL comes the
york Of laying floors can be started.
,arge steel beams or building braces,
ghich extended across the Park the
tire and which were badly twisted AZ
he burning of the theatre, are to be
eplaced by new ones. This requires
short time to complete
: will the layinq of the roof