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

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Christmas cards received at browns.
adv.
Have you seen the display of beauti-
full stationery at Cummings and Lew
is?-adv.
Special ice cream bricks for Christ
mas dessert Place your order now.
Barre Drug Co.
just received at Fits in time for
Christmas, women's fleece lined Mocha
gloves, $3.9S-adv.
Take advantage of our offer to pur
chase gifts at discount of Is per
cent. The Barre Drug Co.
VIII the w. w. G. girls of the Bap-
fist church please leave their articles
for the Christmas basket at the church
Friday forenoon?
Venite mel w. H. Goodfellow com
perare vostri regal per lie feste Ma
talisme Signorina Elvira Devecchi CO.
MESA Italian.-adv.
Garibaldi Barberi, who arrived in
Barre yesterday afternoon from Bos-
ton. is visiting at his home on Brook
street during the holidays.
A large shipment of Rheuma has
been received by L. A. Drown, SO that
all rheumatism sufferers can be sup
piled promptly in future. Money
back if it fails.-adv.
Miss Rachel Robinson, student in
Columbia university, arrived in the
city from New York late yesterday
afternoon to pass the holidays at her
home on Academy street.
Have you seen the new automobile
windshield scrapery This would make
a nice Christmas gift. Can be seen
at the H. f. Cutler g. Son garage, IL
South Main street.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Johnston,
who were recently married in Balti-
more, Md, arrived in the city Wednes
rday afternoon from Quincy, Mass, to
visit at Mr.. Johnston's home on Black
well street
Received this morning, 10 dozen Bos-
ton bags in sizes ID, IA, 10 and 10
inches, in brown and ranging in price
from So to $3.50. We have a few up
to Sll.50. Come at once and play safe.
Lander's Cigar Store.
You will feel better if your garments
are cleaned and pressed for the holt
days. Bring them in early The Barre
| Cleaning, Dyeing and Tailoring Shop,
1872 North Main street. Walter krino-
vitz Prop. Phone 1921.
Store win be open every evening
| till Christmas A new assortment of
Goddard and Spaulding rings just re-
ceiyed. Special price on diamonds
mounted on green gold with platinum
head and otherwise. +. f. Burr.
Miss Nina Willard, formerly Barre
sdressmaker, was married Nov. % in
Great Falls, Mont. to Louis l.. Ran
dali. The bride left Barre about four
months ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Randall
will reside in Great Falls for the pres
| emit.
Corilano Granai. former Montpel-
Ter athlete and all star, and latterly
a freshman at Syracuse university in
Syracuse, n. Y, is visiting at his home
in this city over the holidays. Granai
was a member of the freshman foot
ball team this fail.
We are headquarters for Victor vic
trolas and Columbia grafonola ma
chimes and records; over 5000 rec
ords in stock; also books, stationery
fountain pens, best makes. Eversharp
pencils, games. toys dolls, etc. If you
cannot find what you want in Barre
then call on lis, Buswell's Book Store,
Montpelier.
Notice: The Quarry Savings Bank
& Trust Co. viii be pleased to assist
depositors Of the Barre Savings Bank
& Trust Co. in proving their claims
against that institution. May we sug-
gest that books be left with us TO be
presented to the receiver for proof
/ This viii facilitate the work and re.
lieve creditors of the necessity of their
personal attention.-adv.
The Granite City Tool company has
lust completed the erection of the larg
I est belt driven hammer in the Barre
granite district. The machine itseli
weighs 5,400 pounds and the head, OIL
hammer. which strikes the blow
weighs 200 pounds, or twice the sizi
of any other hammer which they com
panv owns, and so pounds heavier thar
any belt hammer in the Barre district
This is the second hammer the com
pany has erected within year, max
ing five in all, and this latest addition
enables them to handle almost any
; kind of hammer work that the granite
industry requires.
From Washington, D. C., Boston
Woodstock, n H.. and Burlington. an'
) numerous parts of the state student
of the rs class of Spaulding higl
, school are expected 10 attend the elias
reunion in the Spaulding assembly hal
tonight, beginning at s o'clock. Som
} Of the members living in towns ada
cent to Barre have assured the com
mittee of their presence even if tn
Journey has to be made on snowshoes
In truth. the largest attendance sine
June, 1918. is expected tonight II
room A. where attendance will be TAX
en- at s o'clock by Miss Eva Smith
Each and every one will be requires
to take their old seat, and at SIT
assembly will be called in the chape
bv ex-President Harry II. Jackson
special exercises TO follow. Some verl
interesting events have been arrange'
for. the trial If the bride thieves
a reading of "Young America com
ments on members Of the class, dane
ing TO a four-piece orchestra unit
Harry" sends Ms home; refreshments
and several other very interesting
events.