The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-11
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Buy violins, mandolins and ukeleles
at Bailey's Music Rooms.-~adv.
Victrolas, 1926 and $35, fro Christmas
at Bailey's Music Rooms. adv.
A years tuition in music saved II
you buy your piano of II. A. Could
adv.
over 1000 of your thoughtful neigh
bors have purchased pianos OF II. A.
Gould.-adv.
Myrtle Douglas has began work at
the Adams Co. store during the Christ
mas rush. =
c. s. Cushman of the Cushman com
pany returned yesterday from a busi-
ness visit in Newport.
Get my prices on diamonds before
buying. f. o. Holmes, @ Maple Grove
street. Tel. 24l -X.-adv.
Rev. d. L. Schultz at the Baptist
church on Sunday at o'clock. A great
mass meeting. Everyone invited.--ad
There will be recital Monday eve
ming. Dec. 10, by the pupils of the mu-
sic department at Goddard assembly
| hall.
Velvet suits, plush and velour coats
perfectly steam cleaned for the holi-
day. H. A. Lundy, merchant tailoring
| 200 Main street.
We feel more than anxious you
should see our display of Vermont
views before they are gone. Cummings
and Lewis.-ady.
Potowatolt campfire girls of North
Barre will hold bazaar and tea at
Hedding NJ. Il. church Saturday after
noon and evening-adv.
Meet all your old friends at the Joint
| fair, Rowland hall, Dec. 10 and IL.
| The renowned fortune teller, Princess
| Winona, among other attractions.--ad.
All come to the big dance at 3l2
North Main street Wednesday, Dec To-
Old and new dances. Music by three
piece orchestra. Ladies bring boxes.
adv.
Elks concert and ball Montpelier city
hall Tuesday evening, Dec. IA. Carroll s
! orchestra Tickets on sale at Shea
Shoe Store. Special car to Barre after
! dance.-adv.
DR.. and Mrs. Il. +. Heininger re-
turned last night from two weeks
honeymoon spent in Baltimore, Md,
washington, ~ ~, aADdhy "iiN A'N"
York City, N. Y.
Buy rings, neck chains, cuff links,
sterling thimbles, beauty pins, stick
pins. etc, at f. O. Holmes at big
| discount while the last. Maple
| Grove street,--adv.
+. ]. Ennis. who has been conduct
| ing barber shop Of his own in the
lobby of the Central house on Pearl
street. went to Montpelier to-day to
| begin work at the Charles Jack barber
shop on Main street.
Eugene Maker, who Is spending a
| two weeks vacation in Barre, Boston,
and Providence, r. l., left here this
morning for Boston, where he will re-
main a few days before returning to
| Cleveland, o., his home.
Reserve the evenings of Dec. 10 and
| II and attend the Odd Ladies, and
! Odd Fellows fair at Rowland hall.
| Unusually good programs have been
prepared CAROLS orchestra viii fur'
nish music for dancing.-adv.
Roast chicken dinner with all the
| fxin's. the kind you get at home,
served from | 10 2:30 Sunday at The
Riverside, 1873 State street, Montpelier
| A tip.top dinner and warm welcome
awaits YOU. A. j. Guthrie, manager,
adv.
Mrs. John Hill Of Burlington, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs,
| Lucius Flint Of 1872 Summer street for
the past 10 days, returned to her home
Yesterday, accompanied by little Mad
cline Flint, who goes TO spend lew
DAYS with her.
On Tuesday afternoon, Dec. Ia, at
$50. the next meeting OF the Barre
| Woman's club under the direction OF
the home economics department, Miss
| pierpont win speak on the renovation
of clothing, and Miss Boyee on altera'
ton Of patterns. Everybody take no.
tice of bulletin board.
A very pleasant social time was en-
loved last evening at the Methodist
church, the Netop class entertaining
the Philathea class of the Congrega
tional church. The parlors were pref
tily decorated in pink and white. A
| short program was rendered, contests
/ Of various sorts were conducted and
refreshments were served.
Il
Ticket spectators, who harass any
legal sport, are arising rapidly in this
CITY As the date for the Goddard
SpauIding basketball game, which will
be PLAYED in the spaulding gymnasium
next Tuesday evening, approaches. BY
cornering the ticket market, purchas-
ing tickets at slight premium from
the students of the school. these spec
ulators have an opportunity to double
the price, and especially since only
Ia limited number of people, 500, can
secure tickets On the streets an oe-
casional supporter of basketball learns
that he can purchase a ticket for the
game if he meets the proper scalper
| al rs cents, or he may get one for q
dollar. That's, profitable business
for the scalper, but not to the schools