The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-04
TALK or THE TOWN

ing orders for trees, shrubs and plants
adv.
/ James Brechin went to Burlingto
yesterday to visit friends over tn
week end
Don't forget the sports at Intercit,
park Monday at the Central Labo
union outing-adv
William L. Lowe left last evenin,
on the 9;55 train to visit his daughter
Catherine, in Lenox, Mass.
Complete your Labor day pleasure
by attending the dance Monday eve
ming at Rowland halliday.
On account of Monday being Labo
day, the September meeting of the Rec
Cross will be postponed one week.
A cordial invitation extended thu
public to visit our new and modern
store to-day. Barre Drug Co.--adv
A regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon will be hello
Tuesday, Sept. 7, at 7;l5 p. m. lntia
ton.
Visit our new soda fountain and
taste of some of our delicacies. Our
ice cream is the finest. Barre Drug Co
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brechin have re-
turned from Old Orchard and Roches-
ter, after visiting friends for two
weeks.
Raymond Tondreau of 4Dl North
Main street has gone to Massachusetts,
and New Hampshire to visit relatives
for two weeks.
Italiani, E, Spagnoli non mangate
di venire al picnic del Labor day, Sept.
8, all Intercity park. g. Valenti, par
lera in Italiano allie ore l:l5 p. m.
Miss NJ. Margaret Murphy, gradu.
ate of the Barre City hospital, has been
engaged as matron of the Hardwick
hospital and assumed her new duties
Monday.
Long. distance and general trucking;
truck is also equipped to carry parties;
will seat between Is and 20 people. All
pneumatic tires. Granite City Bottling
Works. Call 7l6.M or 746-W
Building lot with frontage Of so
feet on Orange street will be sold at
auction Saturday afternoon, Sept 4, at
4;30 o'clock. Land adjoins on easterly
side of George Kent's residence. adv.
Rev. w. Men. Kittredge and family
returned Thursday night from
months vacation at Lake George
Charles Worster of Brooklyn came
back with them for an over Sunday
visit at the manse.
Mrs. Mariani is closing her MILL
merry parlors for the fall and winter
season and will sell all her velvet and
felt winter hats, feathers, ornaments
and flowers at cost price. Come and see
the bargains. Mrs. Mariani, 40 South
Main street.
The grandfather's clock in Burr's
south window some declare would val
lie at 500. | viii start it at $50 and
mark it down 81 a day until sold
We will deliver TO the fortunate one
without charge Step in and make
your bid. F. E. Burr.-adv.
AT the Congregational church to.
morrow evening, Miss Myrtle Z. Cow
will sing 'out of the Depths by Rog |
RS. This will be her last Sunday in
Barre before going to Potsdam, n. Y,
where she has been engaged as a teach
n in the Crane Institute OF Music.
Upon arriving from the movies on
Thursday evening, Mrs. 4. A. Williams
Il IS Maple avenue found about Is of
Ter friends and relatives had gathered
n her home during her absence. They
allied to remind her that another birth
ay had arrived. Although taken by
urprise, she gladly made theX vel
ONE. Games and music passed the
line pleasantly until refreshments of
axe and ice cream were served. Then
be party broke up, the guests wish
lg Mrs. Williams many more happy
irthdays
The choir of the Congregational
iurch will give a musical service to-
borrow evening at o'clock. They
ill render THE Pilgrims" by George
hadwick, assisted by Miss E. Marion
Forward at the organ and Miss Gladys
|. Gale at the piano. There will also
E a piano and organ duet, "Pssto-
ale," by Guilmant, and q tenor solo
Y Fred A. Tnglis, who will sing "Ev'ry
alley from "The Messiah" The ,
lblic is cordially invited to attend
he organ numbers are as follows
lullaby" (McFsrlanel, Ammo Domini
I20" (MacDowell) and Festival
arch" arthur Footel.
The following is the Randolph YER }
on of the baseball game between the
am Of that place and the South Barre !
am, played at the latter place last
lturdsy, this account appearing in
e Randolph Herald and News: Last