The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

Buy music rolls, bags and sheet mu-
sic to-day at Bailey's Music Rooms.
| adv.
| Born, Nov. 10, daughter, Harriette
Mary, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. He
| bert.
Special prices on genuine pearls, dia-
monds and rubies at Burr's jewelry
| store.--adv.
Get your Christmas gifts and some
real home made candy at the fair on
| Tuesday. Nov. %. Rowland hall.-adv.
Mrs. Eta NJ Coyell for some time
past in the employ Of the government
| at Washington, d. c., is in town for
few days.
A priest from st. Mchael's college,
Winooski, will have charge of services
at st. Monica's church Saturday and
Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Carl +. Robinson and
daughters, Dorothea and Priscilla, have
gone to Boston and vicinity for a
weeks stay.
In the report of the Methodist con
cert of last Wednesday evening, men
ton of recitation by Helen Lord was
! unintentionally omitted.
Mrs. Anna A. Holden has moved
from her farm, lately sold to b. G.
Hoyt, and is located in the lower north
tenement at the Poole house.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Holt, who have
spent the summer at their home on
South Main street, have closed their
house and gone to Barre for the win
ter.
Adiudged by all those who have pur-
chased to be very fine eating apple.
Buy a bushel of winesaps and you'll
not be disappointed. Barre Drug CO.
adv.
A good place to have good time
Thanksgiving eve is the firemen's an
nual concert and dance in Rowland
hall CAROLS orchestra, seven pieces.
Refreshments free.-adv.
The funeral of Albert r. Martin will
be held at the house Saturday after
noon at o'clock, Rev, +. 0. Hokerk
of Barre officiating. Interment will be
in the village cemetery.
Richard s. Jeffords was in Chelsea
yesterday with a lot of fine turkeys, SO
in number, that were raised by Mrs.
George II. Goodrich, and dressed and
sold. for Thanksgiving trade.
Several more granite plants in the
Barre granite district added them
selves to-day to the already quite
large list of plants which have been
wont to cease work during Fridays and
Saturdays of the past few weeks.
At 2:45 Saturday afternoon two cot
tage houses. one at 5 and another at
20 River street, win be sold at auc-
ton This is a good chance TO secure
investment property at low prices. u.
A. Perry, auctioneer. See ad., pag T..
adv.
So many Of the entertainers who
were to 20 to East Brookfield tonight
were unable to 90 on account OF sick
ness that il was decided best for the
society there to put on their own en-
tertainment, and il is likely that tai
ent from this town win go there to re-
turn the courtesy shown at some later
date.
Sihley Young, son Of William Young
Of Hill street, has recently returned toI
take up his studies in the engineering
college at the University of Vermont
in Burlington Mr. Young was EN-
ployed during the summer months in
Boston. He returned direct to Bur
lington from Boston.
Congregational cburch-C. +. Walsh,
pastor. Services Sunday at l0;45
topic, "The Story of Our Bible This
is the second and last sermon on this
subject. Both interesting and educa
tional. Do not miss this service. Sun
day school at IL m. Evening, 1880, I'm
ion service in the Methodist church.
Don't forget. mothers, wives, sisters
and daughters of eN-service men in
Barre and Barre town, that tonight
is the night the auxiliary of Barre
post, No. TO- Of the American Legion
is 10 be organized, and the boys" want
no less than $50 out this evening to
be charter members. The ladies will
meet in the Legion hall at the club.
house on Church street at 1880.
The city council has bargained for
a piece Of land on that part OF South
Main street known as Jockey Hollow
hill and plans to cut down the bank
and straighten the highway up the bill
at the point where the curve is the
sharpest. This will be done while the
grading TO the approach to the new
bridge is under way, and all material