The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

Gifts that last at Goodfellow's Jew
elry Store.-adv.
Regular meeting of Canton Vinton
Friday evening, Dec. "a. Per order lieu
tenant
The offer Of 1926 worth of records is
still good until Jan. /. Buy now. Barre
Drug Co.
G, Marchesi Of New Britain, Conn,
is passing the holidays with relatives
in Barre.
We will have special ice cream bricks
for Christmas. Place your order now.
Barre Drug Co.
Bargains--diamonds watches, jewell
ry. L. 0. Holmes, Q Maple Grove.
Tel. 24l-X.-adv.
W. j. Campbell of Burlington, state
director of the Near East relief, was
in Barre yesterday.
Just received at Fits in time for
gloves, S3.9sadv
Duane Sherwin Of Reading is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs Arthur g. Miles
of ~ South Main street.
A few nice manicure sets left Tor
Christmas, also few toilet sets, at
browns Drug Store.-adv.
Special Christmas dinner at Hotel
Barre, $3.50 per plate. Ii convenient,
telephone 900 how many.--adv.
The Independent Order Of Foresters
will hold dance Friday evening, Dec.
"a, in Worthen hall. Good music.
Dance in Montpelier armory every
Saturday night. CAROLS orchestra.
Special car to Barre after dance.-adv.
The very finest line of gift station
cry in the city at the lowest prices.
Lock over our line before purchasing.
The Barre Drug Co.
Miss Rose Tomasi, a senior at Smith
college in Northampton, Mass, Is
spending the Christmas recess at her
home on North Main street.
James Fitzpatrick, adjustor for the
Travellers Life Insurance company,
who came to Barre from Burlington
Yesterday, left for Mortified this noon
William L. Stowe of Walnut street
went TO Washington, d. G., to-day to
pass the holidays at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. William Littlejohn.
A large and choice assortment OF
Samoset chocolates in holiday boxes,
one half pound, one pound, ? pound and
five pound boxes at Cummings and
Lewis. adv.
Received to-day, 90 roll.up mani
cure sets of 10 TO 25 pieces, from 81 to
SIS, less 10 per cent. See our window
display. Two ladies to serve you. Ian
der's Cigar Store.
Don't forget the prize fox trot to
be held at the Montpelier armory Dec.
"a at 1890. Dancing from s until l..
CAROLS orchestra. Special car after
the dance.--ady.
Mrs. Charlotte Ramella and daugh-
ter, Miss Nina, arrived from Hanover,
N. H., yesterday to visit with Mrs.
Ramella's mother, Mrs. Louisa Fasola,
of % Berlin street.
Have you seen the new automobile
Windshield. scraperf This would make
nice Christmas gift. Can be seen
at the II. F. Cutler a Son garage, ID
South Main street.--adv.
S. H. S. l0l3--All the members of
the class of 1913 of Spaulding are in
vited to a reunion to be held about
I O'Clock Christmas night at the home
of Faith Walker, Edgewood.
Theron Morse, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. J. Morse of 90 fremont street, is
here for two weeks vacation from
the Pierce school of Philadelphia, Pa,
where since last September he has been
studying business administration.
Mrs. A. j. Mclean OF Boynton street,
who recently fell and badly sprained
an ankle while out walking, is able
to be about her home on erutches. Her
sister, Mrs. Josie A. Davis of Boston,
a librarian in the Boston public Ii.
brary, is visiting her and plans to
spend few months in Barre.
Salvation Army workers report that
the response both in the kettle and in
the boxes placed in various stores is
not up TO the usual. lnasmneh as
the money obtained in this way will
be used in giving baskets of food to
the needy here in Barre, everyone will
be interested in giving at least small
donation. Already Ensign kunz has
the names of 25 families on his list
and on Christmas morning he will de-
liver to each one basket containing
20 articles, all food varieties. Drop
your coins into the kettle in front of
the FIVE and ten-ceut store or into one
of the boxes on the store counters.
The cause is worthy. Your support IS
uaeded