The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-01
TALK OF THE TOXIN

SHOES, ROM buckle. at Ghea adv.
Mrs. u. j.. Noyes went to Berlin, N.
H.. to-day for a few days business
trip.
Oyster supper and dance at Cobbla
hill Thursday night. Good music guar.
anteed.-ady.
M~aecabees, attention. Regular meet
ing Wednesday evening, Dec. l, at 1880
o'clock. Election of officers.
John Nichols of Foxboro, Mass, for
merly of South Barre, is visiting
friends in this vicinity for a few days.
Masquerade, old and new dances, at
Rowland hall; CAROLS orchestra;
Thursday, Dee. 2. Favors to be given
away.-adv.
Hunters, attention. Winchester ri
fes and ammunition for all rifles for
sale at the Winchester store. c. w.
Averill g. Co.
The guild Of the Church of the Good
Shepherd win meet with Mrs. +. w.
Robinson, King street, Thursday eve
ming at 7:30 o'clock.
Plans are completed for a joint fair
by the Odd Ladies and Odd Fellows
in Rowland hall Dec. Is and II. Car
rolls orchestra.-adv.
Miss Emma Corti of Blackwell street
left for Burlington this morning to
make a short visit with friends at the
University of Vermont.
Regular meeting of Hiawatha lodge,
No, 20, Thursday evening. Work, in
itiatory degree. All members are re-
| quested to be present.
The amusement committee of the
Odd Ladies win meet the amusement
| committee of the Odd Fellows Thurs
day evening at $3.50 in Worthen hall.
Andrew j. Guthrie of Beacon street
has been employed by Mrs. Mary Nell
son to take charge of her recently ac-
quired Riverside" hotel in Montpel
Ter.
Remember the vegetable hash sup
per, to be served at the Baptist church
tonight from $3.50 to 7 o'clock p. IN,
Don't miss the pies. Admission charge
40 cents.-adv.
James Mckenzie of Merchant street
returned last evening from Shamokiu,
Pa, where he has been assisting in
setting a mausoleum in the interest
of the Cook Watkins Manufacturing
company.
Martin Mcmahon of Franklin street
returned to his home to-day, after
travelling for the past seven weeks
over his western itinerary for the
Burke Byos. granite firm of this city,
as salesman.
Harry Page of Meriden, Conn, is
here to attend the funeral of his sis
terri law, Mrs. Berton Leonard, who
passed away Monday morning. Mr..
Page will be remembered as a for
mer resident of this city.
Miss J. 2. Nourse Of the Adams Co.
store went to Burlington this morn
ing to attend the business meeting
and dinner of the Retail Merchants
Association of Vermont, held at Ho-
tel Vermont to-day. Miss Nourse is
one of the association directors.
Have a half carload Main stock po-
tatoes left. Free from rot, extra good,
to be moved between now and to-mor-
row noon. Price lower than market
price, Sl55 a bushel +. O. b. at u
store. Barre Bargain Store, Herbert
liter, Prop. Tel. 730. Call for your
order at once.-adv.
f. j. Bolen, architect for the Black
Theatre Circuit Co. announced this
morning that the Savoy theatre in
Mortified. another link in the Black
theatre chain, will be opened Satur-
day evening under the management of
f. VI. johnson, former manager of the
Pearl theatre.
Everybody out in costume Thursday
evening, Dec. 2, to attend the old-fash-
Toned masquerade and dress dance with
new dances at Rowland hall. Clown
hats will be issued TO each of tie
dancers at the hall. A prize of 81 will
be awarded the person appearing in
the best costume, and 50 to the second
best. CAROLS orchestra. Admission
per couple Sl.l0; extra ladies 80 cents,
including war tax.-adv.
Miss Bessie Talbot, in a costume re-
cital and folk songs, under the auspices
of the Barre Woman's club, last eve
ming at Rowland hall, gave a very
artistic rendering of groups of folk
songs. Golden Legends, or Songs of
the Life Of Christi Folk Songs from
Alsace." ~Songs of Brittany" "Songs
of the Period Of Marie A~ntoinette."
Miss Talbot's costumes. were very chic
and perfect in detail and were only en-
addition 70 the refreshing vim and
delicacy with which she interpreted
the songs. She was especially delight
full in the group of Marie Antoinette
songs and her seasons of study in Par
is, in the various arts and the Lam
guage, made her dramatic portrayal
of her program most enjoyable.