The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-15
TALK OF THE TOXIN

Mems work stockings, 25c at Shea >
adv.
Get your batteries stored at Oil
vers battery station.--adv.
Women's felt shoes, leather or fel'
soles, $l.9S at Stea's.-ady.
Mrs. H. A. Pitman Of Boston is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Fox OF -
East street.
Wrestling, Nov l6, Montpelier
armory, John kilonis VS.. Waino
| ketonen. adv.
Burr's jewelry store will be open
Monday and Saturday nights until the
new year.-adv.
Fifty trimmed hats, special for this
week only, $3.9S. Miss Il. Il. Whitney
1853 Main street.
Notice: Wednesday, Nov. II at ?
p. m, rummage and food sale at Epis-
| copal vestry.-adv.
Mrs. George Maker of Pawtucket, r.
l.. is visiting relatives and friends in
town for few days.
Lauraine Densmore and Fuller Stay
ton of Norwich university, Mortified,
spent the week end in town,
/, Fred 0rdway, who has the Buick
agency in Chelsea, visited his wife
at the City hospital Saturday and Sun
day.
Captain G. N. Barber who refereed
the Spaulding Montpelier game Satur
day, returned to Mortified Saturday
night
Eugene Loranger of Summer street,
who recently returned from Albany. \.
I, a. In
Central Vermont freight Office.
Mrs. r. N. Beagrie of Springfield,
Mass, former resident. of Barre, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth
Gale, of Wellington street, having ar
rived last evening.
Mrs. Carrie Adams and Mrs. Elmer
J. Clark have just returned from
Washington, where they were called ty
the death and burial of their cousin,
Mrs Eliza B. Diekerman.
viii the friends OF Hedding NJ. E.
church who have vegetables of any
kind which they wish to contribute to
the sale please bring them either Tues
day or Wednesday without further
solicitation adv.
The Red Cross should be considered
as one big family that stretches out
helping hands just as any family would
to a suffering member. Let us do our
part by having our dollar ready when
it is called for Nov. Is.
Box sociable and card party will be
held in Odd Fellows hall Friday eve
ming, Nov. 10, at O'Clock, for the
benefit of the Forester team of Gran
lite camp, $3.50, Modern Woodmen of
America. The public is cordially in
vited. Each lady please bring lunch
for two.
Ezra Cooley Of Newtonville. Mass.
who was a business visitors in Barre
the latter part OF last week has re-
turned to his home. Mr.. Cooley is now
employed in a lumber yard in New
tonville at work similar to that which
he did at the Jones Bros. Co. plant
for a number of years.
Come one, comall We will see that
you have good time at our dance
party to be held in Rowland hall this
week Wednesday night, CAROLS or
chestra Only 81 per couple; extra la
dies, 35c. All are invited. The best
of management. Let's go. Ladies' I'M
ion of the Universalist church.--adv.
Just arrived, the best quality in
colored velveteensand plush. Come in
and take look at our bargains in
anneletts, SO incheswide, in stripes and
white, for soc and 35c q yard and q
inches for 2sc yard, also mig bar
gain in percales and ginghams, Fruit |
of the Loom. Little Dry Goods Store,
Cottage street, off Main street
Miss Potter, who appears at How.
land hall Tuesday evening at O'Clock, |
is graduate OF Wellesley college, |
graduate and past teacher of The
School Of Expression, Boston, former
teacher of expression at Wheaton col |
lege, Abbott academy and Mrs. McClin-
tock's school for girls, Boston. Miss
Potter served for two years on the
play going committee of the Drama
League of Boston. 1t is a rare treat
to see and hear her. Club member
admitted by ticket; public, 25c.-ady