The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-12
TALK or THE TOWN

Wanted Pin boys at Murphy a
Weafer's alley adv.
Just few more gallons of Whiz
ny spray left. While it lasts, Sl.35
a gallon. The N. d. Phelps Co.
! Wait for the chickenp pie supper
served by the men OF the Baraca class
Of the Baptist church, Oct. 20.--adv.
! Long-distance and general trucking;
all pneumatic tires. Granite City Bot.
Ting Works. Call Tl6-M or 746.W.--
adv.
Don't bother with supper at home
| tomorrow. go TO the Congregational
church and get a fine repast for only
! 40c.-adv.
All the girl scouts of the Method
| ist church are asked to meet at 7:45
| Tuesday night for initiation of new
members.
good way to celebrate Volumbus
day is to go to Rowland hall this eve
ming and hear the lecture, on our Amer
lean Indians,--adv.
Regular meeting of Nlinnehaha en-.
campment. No. 2, Tuesday evening,
Oct. IL. at 1880. All patriarchs re-
quested to be present.
Fred 0. Benedict of Bristol, Conn,
who is employed by the General Mo
tors corporation, is now with his son,
OrviIle NJ Benedict, 32lHa North Main
street.
Second hand tires One full set of
30 by 3h Inch tires, mounted with
tubes and chains. Also many 80 by
and SO by AZ, inch tires. F. W. Bar
rett, Is Main street, Montpelier, Vt,
All out to the Universalist dance,
Rowland hall, Wednesday night, at s
o'clock. Come and bring your girl;
you'll be sure to have a good time.
1t viii cost you only dollar. Ex
ira ladies'. 35c-adv.
Bracelet watches of every descrip-
ton for ladies, including Waltham, FL
gin, Hampden, Hamilton, Illinois and
a few very high grade Swiss watches
also fine watches of the above makes,
every grade and every size, for gentle
men. F. L. Burr
Rummage and food sale in the Pres
byterian church vestry Saturday after
noon at o'clock, auspices of the la
dies missionary society. Parties do
mating clothing or food may leave
same at the church Friday night or
Saturday afternoon. adv.
Probably last chance to see Pink"
Gardner in Vermont this season will |
be given at armory hall, Montpelier, |
Thursday evening Oct. Ii, when he I
wrestles Peter Sturgis. Manager Dave ,
Spicer counts himself especially for
tunate to make this engagement for
Gardner to appear. A special car will
be run to Barre after the match.
The latest of Barre's service men to
receive an honorable discharge from
service is DR., p. S. Duffy. DR.,
Duffy who entered the army medical
service Sept. II, 1917, and who since
that time has been attached at Camp
Devens. with rank of captain, re-
neiyed his discharge Oct. and re-
turned to his home ON the east hill.
His plans for the future are indef
mite.
The Ministers Monday club met
Yesterday morning in the parish house
Of Christ church, Montpelier. Rev.
Charles n. st. John, the vice -presi-
Dent, was in the chair. After de-
gotionsl exercises, led by Rev. G. II,
Locke of Waterbury, this being the
annual meeting, the report Of the
years work was read by the secretary,
md the following officers were elected
Tor the ensuing year. President, Rev.
Charles n. ST John; vice president,
Rev. G. II. Redding; secretary, Rev.
Frank Bloomfield. A paper was then
read by Rev G. II. Redding on "The1
Minister and the Pulpit The follow
ing were present; Rev. B. G. Lipsky
IF Barre, Rev. w. S. Nichols, Rev.
Charles n, St John, Rev. F. Barnsby,
Leach, Rev G.. II. Redding, Montpelier,
Rev. G. H. Locke and Rev. f. c.
Hayes Of Waterbury, Rev. c. L. Pad
lock of Mortified and the secretary,
Rev Frank Bloomfield, of Berlin