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

Get your batteries stored at YIN
ver's battery station.--adv.
Wrestling, Nov 10, Montpelier
armory, John Kilonis VS.. Wainc
ketonen.--adv
Burr's iewelry store will be open
Monday and Saturday nights until the
new year.-ady.
| Store clerks and others will do well
to eat supper Saturday night in the
| Presbyterian ehurch.-adv.
Attend Legion bali to -night in How
land hall CAROLS augmented orches-
ira. Refreshments. Favors.--ady.
American Legion Goddard seminary
football game at Godda-d campus this
afternoon at 2:30. Admission 50c.---
adv.
The funeral of Achille Fasola, who
died yesterday, will be held tomorrow
morning at $3.50 o'clock at st, Monica y
| church.
Have your dollar ready when the
Red Cross canvassers call Nov. is. One
! half of this is allowed the Barre chap
f, ter and will be used toward the main
tenanee of a public health nurse here.
See browns razor and scissor sharp
ening machine in operation in the Odds
mobile window next Saturday after
noon and evening. Bring your dull
scissors, razor blades and plain razors
with you.-adv
Dairymen, the n, +. NJ. P A. has
done more to stabilize the price of
milk in New England than any other
agency. Therefore, be sure and attend
the meeting Saturday evening in the
Worthen halliday.
VIII the person who signed himself
''An ex-service man" please let the edi
tor of this paper know his real name as
condition necessary TO the publica
ton of his communication The name
is not wanted for publication.
Rainbow fair tomorrow and Satur-
day, Rowland hall. Landi's orches-
ira of seven pieces will furnish snappy
music for dancing, . till II. Special
program s to . o'clock. Don't make
any other date for these two evenings.
adv.
a Funeral services for the young child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward LaFountain
of Is Harrington avenue, who died sud
denly yesterday morning, will be held
from the house Friday morning at 9:l0
o'clock instead of the afternoon hour,
as previously announced Rev p. j.
Long of Montpelier will officiate.
With the chicken-pie supper served
last evening the annual fair of the
Congregational church came TO an end
and the receipts will add tidy sum
to the treasury of the woman's asso-
citation. under whose auspices the af
fair was held. About 275 persons par
took OF the supper, a menu of deli
cious food being served in quick
and satisfactory manner.
In the Boston Transcript of NOV.
10 is a reproduced photograph showing
corner Of Mechanics hall in Boston
where Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Badger of
East Montpelier and Amos J.'Eaton of
South Royalton are engaged in giving
a demonstration of "sugarin' off" and
preparing candies from the maple prod
uct The exhibit is being given in
connection with the annual meeting of
the national grange.
I'm. UNI Chicken-pie supper in the
t4HEl indDlf VI lHf NtdEiHs 4
Get out your gas wagon, step on the |
gas and point her towards Williams
town. Good old-fashioned chickenp |
supper, served in the good old way and |
up with big dish OF real,
creamy ice cream. Then YOU may lis
ten TO Arthur Bigelow in some choice
songs, followed by snappy ladies
quartet from out of town, reader and
then some duets. The price is only
SOC for the whole thing. Congregation
al church, Williamstown. Friday, Nov.
IL, TO 8 p. m. p. S. The ladies
win find wonderful assortment of
Christmas gifts, at real prices, in the
booths heaped high with hand made
Taking for his topic THE .Chal-
lenge of America" Rev. A. VI. Marley
pastor of the Methodist church of VII
held the closest attention
IF goodly number of men in the
church last evening. The
talk was one Of series to be held in
onjunction with the regular monthly
Of the club through the win
ter and spring. The speaker took his
audience back to the early ancestry Of
New England and the thirteen colo
MES and graphically pictured the spir-
Il of activity that dominated the first
settlers of America. He described them
As being active in all things and called
IN the men of to-day to follow their
TO take the initiative and
not follow someone else, and thus help
Iplift those about us and make for
better communities. Rev Mr. Markey
also impressed on the members of the
hub the Importance of being masters
wherever their lot was. After ihe dis
'ourss.- light refreshments were served.
An attractive folder program contains
he following: Dec. s-address by
Rev. w. +. Archibald, ID. d., Of Gran
teville; Jan. l2-Stereopticon address.
Rev William Men. Kittredge (lsdies'
light; Feb. address. Byron Y.
lark of Burlington father and son
light) March 9-Address. J. W. Cor
lon; April l3-Debste; Nav lad
lress, Rev. f. II. Laird Of West Bar
let.
A brief explanation Of the methods
ised by Sidney Katz, chemist of the
/. 5. bureau of mines. in taking sam.
,les of air in and about the granite
plants will doubtless he
interesting 10 people employed in that
industry. Mr.. katz explained yester-
lay that three methods are used in
his work. the only ones known 10
he scientific world which are any
where near practical. and even these.
-. a Z I