The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-11
TALK OF THE TOWN
ball Rowland hall to night

Armistice ball Rowland hall to night.
adv.
/ Closing out sale ON all millinery at a
| big reduction. Mrs. i. A. Whitman.
Attend Legion ball tonight in How
| land hall. CAROLS augmented orches-
ira. Refreshments, Fsvors. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Luce of Water
bury were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Miles of " South Main street yester-
| day.
The Misses Gladys Clarke of Hill
street and Mary Hale went to Bur
| lington to-day to spend the day with
/ friends.
| Members of the Barre band are re
| quested to be at the band room to-
/ night at I o'clock sharp and to wear
/ uniforms.
+ j.. A. Drown, the well-known drug
gst has special proposition for any
/ one who is suffering with rheumatism.
| Ask about the Rheuma plan. adv
"The American heroines" are with
MS still. Come to the concert Wednes
day evening, Nov. II, at Hedding
Methodist church and see % of them
! adv.
D. Winifred Smith of Perry street,
who arrived at his home a week ago
quite i'll with jaundice. has recovered
somewhat and was able to be out yes
| tcrday
Carrolrs orchestra of seven pieces
| motored yesterday afternoon to
Rochester to play for the Rochester
post of the American Legion at its
| annual armistice ball
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Moves Of Hotel
! Barre left by automobile to-day for
West Stewartstown, n. H., to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Noyes' brother in
| law, Charles Chamberlin.
Miss Georgiana Wishart of Camp
street, while having vacation from
her duties as saleslady in the Union
Dry Goods Co. store, is visiting with
friends in Burlington for a few days.
Paul johnson Of Montpelier began
work this week at the Union Dry
Goods store, taking the place of Robert
/ DOYLE as decorator, Mr.. Doyle having
accepted work in Montpelier recently.
All who heard the first of the illus
| trated lectures, "A Better America.
win not want to miss the second,
"What Our Fathers Paid for the Lib
| ties of the Republic" next Sunday
night at the Hedding Methodist church
! at I o'clock.-adv.
/ Miss Eleanor Hall, supervisor of
drawing in the public schools of this
! city, entertained the teachers OF the
| Lincoln school clhb last evening at
her home, 40 Perry street, music
games. and dainty refreshments being
the features of the event.
Don't forget about the rainbow fair
tomorrow night in Rowland hall. The
military drill by the ladies' drill team,
| O. T.. s.. is in itself worth three times
the price of admission. Doors open at
7. Entertainment, to o. Admission,
Zoe. Dancing, 0 to l2.--adv.
| Our line OF leather bags is the best
| in Barre. Our line of leather goods
is the largest in town. Our prices
are lower than any other. Lander
/ Cigar Store, Lander's billiard parior
The Schultz mutual profit coupon CIV
en- with all purchases. 92 and lou
North Main street.-ady.
| Dairymen, the n. +. NJ. p. A. has
been able to maintain milk prices IN
Boston for November and December
against heavy odds. Show your appre'
citation of what they are doing for you
by attending the annual meeting in
Worthen hall Saturday evening. Light
refreshments and an entertainment
will be furnished.-adv.
The Greater Vermont associseion and
the Barre Board of Trade have made
arrangements for the first of the serie;
of talks in Barre by state officials tc
be held at the Vincitia club rooms
Friday evening, Nov. u, at o'clock
the speaker being Benjamin Gates
state auditor. The purpose of the Sc
/, ries of addresses is TO give the people
more intimate knowledge of thu
work, recent achievements and prob
lens Of state departments.