The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

for Burlington.
Wednesday, Congregational church,
regular harvest super. Be there. I'D.
Just few more gallons of Whiz
hy spray left. While it lasts, Sl.35
gallon. The N. d. Phelps CO.
Winesaps are good eating apples.
Leave an order at the Barre Drug Co.
| for bushel or more.--adv.
Get your supper at the Congrega
tional church Wednesday night; only
40c and 25c for children.-adv.
Long distance and general trucking;
all pneumatic tires. Granite City Bot
Ting Works. Call 7l6M or 746-W.-
adv.
The Alvin Silver Co.'S goods have
just arrived at Burr's. These are the
people who make the Hamilton watch
LADY
Don't forget to hear the Lotus male
quartet and reader of Boston at the
opera house next Tuesday evening. -
adv.
The Gstusi campfire girls of the
Presbyterian church will have a re
hesrsal in the church tonight at q
O'Clock sharp
Regular meeting of Minnehaha en-
campment, No. 2, Tuesday evening,
Oct. IL, at 1880. All patriarchs re-
quested to be present.
The Lotus quartet is one of the
best and most popular groups of sing
ers in New England. Watch The
Times for program.adv
Miss Ruth Nelson of Jefferson street
"a Ii d.
enter training for a nurse in the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania hospital.
+. A. Drown, the well known drug
gist, has a special proposition for any
one who is suffering with rheumatism.
Ask about the Rheuma plan.-adv.
Mrs Catherine McKane of Elm
street left this morning for Chateaugay,
n. V, TO spend month with relatives.
Mrs William Deans and daughter,
Annie, of 81 Brooklyn street left this
morning for Waterford. n. ~, where
they will spend 10 days or so with
William Deans, jr.
Columbus day dance, city hall, Mont
pelier, Browns singing orchestra Of
Burlington, eight pieces; concert, 8 to
o; dancing to | o'clock. Special car
to Barre after the dance. adv.
Firemen or members Of the Vermont |
Firemen's association. who wish to /
send their dues to Burlington, must |
leave money at the Barre fire depart
ment not later than this evening.
James Greig. now studying at the
of Vermont and varsity
squad football player. passed Sunday
with his parents in this city and, to-
gether with Alden Burke, motored back
TO Burlington last evening.
Miss Doria Passera, formerly a
nurse of the Barre City hospital but
now located at hospital in Woods
lille. n H., visited over the week end
With Barre acquaintance while on her
vsv to visit her mother in Williams
own.
Bracelet watches of every descrip
ion for ladies', including Waltham, FL
,in, Hampden. Hamilton. Illinois and
few very high grade Swiss watches
Ilso fine watches of the above makes,
very grade and every size, for gentle
mem r. +. Burr.
Soach Robert Ross has announced the
lames of the lads he wishes to be
e the school Tuesday morning at o:30,
eady TO make the trip 10 Burlington,
where Spaulding's eleven meets Bur
ington high for the first time this
eason. The list reads as follows,
)'Keefe, Douglas. oTeary. Fleetwood,
)ensmore, Gauld. Abbiatti. Tierney.
Niles. Rivers, Brown, Smith, Slayton,
Marion, Watkins.
Like touch of the summer that is
asst being left behind us with the com
ne of the cool DAYS of fall are the
discoveries of hate apple blossoms. sum
ner berries and other reminders that
re occasionally being found these last
ew warm days of October. In Peach
m yesterday J. VI. Mcclellan picked
branch off raspberry bush which
number of berries as sweet,
lump and fresh a. any of the sum
ner season and on the branch were
nore than 30 green berries.
Several young women, former Barre
were guests az shower
iven Friday night in Springfield
lass. in honor of Miss Pearl wilkins,
'ho will he married to Kenneth Gale
{ Barre Oct 10. The shower was
ED al the home of Miss Dolly Milne.
he prospective bride was presented
dozen sherbet glasses and cas-
erole. The evening was spent with
ames and music and an elaborate
lncheon was served in the dining
pom. which was decorated with or
nge crepe paper. Halloween favors
-ere used for table decorations.