The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

II fuDllc dance, Rowland hall, Wednes
day evening, Aug. 4; CAROLS orches
tra.--ady.
A. w. Badger wishes to contradict
the item in yesterdays paper saying
that he had gone to Joe's pond for q
vacation.
Miss Nellie earle left yesterday fol-
Woodbury. pond, where she will spend
her weeks vacation from the f. d
Ladd Co. store.
Fuller Slayton and Edward Sullivan
are in town for few days. Both are
this summer playing ball with the
st. Johnsbury ball team.
Miss Marjorie Kent returned to her
home ION Orange street last evening,
after spending several weeks with
friends in Granville, N. Y.
Dance, Rowland hall, after band con.
cert Wednesday night; CAROLS or
chestra Admission 81 per couple, extra
ladies, l0c, including war tax.
The United Missionary society of the
Methodist church will meet with Mrs.
A. J. Baldwin, Isl Washington street,
Wednesday afternoon at 230 o'clock
Regular meeting of Green Mountain
local, No 46l, ]. A. of NJ, will be held
Wednesday, Aug. 4, at p. m. in the
Worthen block important business. L.
J. Snow, see.
Andy Wilkinson, who left over a
week ago for Toledo, O., returned Sat
urday afternoon with an Overland mo.
tor car, which he drove back for the
Barre garage.
Lyndol w. Waterman and his fam
lily from Franklin, N. H., arrived last
night to spend couple of days at
the home of his father, Darwin S. Wa
terman, of Washington street
Mrs. Gilberta Marshall left last
night with her husband to return to
their home in RoSbury, Mass, after
having spent two weeks on tour with
Mrs. Marshalrs parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. ]. LARGO.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Whitaker of Fer
gus Falls, Mimi, are visiting at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. George McFar.
land of South Main street. having ar
rived in Barre last Saturday. They
are cousins of Mr.. Mcfarland
Maccabees, attentions The regular
meeting OF Harmon Reyiew, No. |, will
be held Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock Guards, officers and color
bearers are requested to be at the hall
at o'clock sharp to practice for the
rally.
A lady visiting friends saws, Paris
ian Sage is the best thing ha,e ever
used to make my hair wa,y, lustrous
and abundant. 1t keeps away all
dandruff and stops itching" f. A, |
Drown sells it ON money back PLAN.
Adv.
to 80 pounds gained in weight;
such are the reports from users of
Bitro. Phosphate. Surprise your friends
Put on healthy flesh. Build muscle
and gain energy. Improve your figure.
Obtainable at =. A. Drown 3 Co.'S drug
store. It's guaranteed.-A
The following shoe stores will be
closed all day Thursday. Aug. s, to al
low the proprietors and sales people
TO attend the summer meeting and out
ing of the Vermont Shoe Retailers
at Woodstock: Rogers
Walk Over shop. Shea's shoe store, Til
len Shoe Co.
Field day celebration at Caledonia
park Aug. under the auspices OF the
iranite Cutters international associa
ion There will be speaking all kinds
If sport, smusements and refresh
ments. Everybody welcome. Come
md have a good time. Admission. Zoe;
aides and children free. Frank G.
Wilson. sec'y.
What's the largest sized woman's
hoe YOU ever saw! Nine Ten
You're away behind the times. about
hirty-one years late. II you happen
o I've down street this week just stop
n front of the shoe window in Frank
,hea's shoe store and look at the shoes {
IN exhibition there. They were made ,
or Boston woman just thirty one !
cars ago, by Graham & Co, and due ,
O some reason, best known to the
woman herself, were not accepted once
hey had been made. Oh, yes, they had {
o be made to order. They are size ]
90 and are IA width. The leather q
: of patent kid, and looks as well to-
ay as il did when first il came from J
he shop. Two weeks ago these shoes :
reated considerable interest when J
hey were placed on exhibition in
hoe store in Dorchester. Mass, and G
/ was direct from there that MIR. ]
hea received them Saturday night. II c
gu know Of a larger pair of women's 5
hoes now doing duty either on the J
treet or in the attics. bring them s
round. but please. now. one at @
ime. Don't crowd.