The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

nice collection of Wallace Nuttinl
pictures at Bell & Houston's.-adv.
Have you seen the display OF beauti
full stationery at Cummings and Lew
s'?-adv.
William Milne returned Sunday
from business trip through the mid
| die west.
A daughter was born Sunday after
noon to Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Ross OF
Gilmore street.
Mrs. A. II. Smith of Keith avenue
went to Morrsville this morning tc
pass the holidays with her parents.
Visit the woman's exchange, a veri
table gift shop, at "a Elm street
Dainty needlework, tatting, crochetiug
everything one could ask for in that
line.--adv.
| 0rlo Spear, a student at Amherst
college, is spending the two weeks
holiday vacation at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Spear, Of
| Park street.
| Mrs, Olivia Jackson of Waterbury
returned to her home this morning aft
er passing the week end as the guest
of her son, L. Marshall Jackson, of "A
4
Summer street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Jackson leave
to morrow for visit to friends in
Connecticut and on Jan. a expect to
sail from New York to spend the win
ter in Homestead, Fla.
Basketball, armory hall, Wednesday,
Dec. %, Montpelier post, No. 3, VS..
Windsor. Game starts at S:l5 sharp.
Dance Immediately after the game.
Music, Oriental Six.-adv.
Raymond, Eastman returned to the
city Saturday from Medford Mass,
where he is attending Tufts college, to
remain at his home on Eastern avenue
until the first of the year.
Congregational Philatheas atten-
ton. The class is to have charge of
the Christmas decorations at the
church. win every member who can
and is willing to help please come to
the church tomorrow Tuesday eve
ming at $3.50? Bring shears.
Store will be open every evening
till Christmas. A new assortment of
Goddard and Spaulding rings just re-
ceived. Special price on diamonds
mounted on green gold with platinum
head and otherwise. +. f. Burr,
The retail stores, members of the
Barre Retail Merchants association,
Inc, will observe the following closing
hours Christmas week: Monday and
Tuesday at $3.50 p. m, as usual;
Wednesday and Thursday at 0 p. m;
Friday at 10 p. M; closed Saturday,
Christmas day. Il. M. Lyon, Pres,
Frank w Jackson. sec'y.
Notice: The Quarry Savings Bank
& Trust CO. viii be pleased to assist
depositors of the Barre Savings Bank
4 Trust Co. in proving their claims
against that Institution. May we sug-
gest that books be left with us to be
presented to the receiver for proof
This will facilitate the work and re-
lieve creditors OF the necessity of their
personal Intentionally.
Word has been received from Hall
fax from John c. w. Lawson Of Web
sterville that so far he had been en-
ioying his trip to Scotland very much.
Mr.. Lawson left Websterville Dec. ID
for Portland, Me-, from where he
sailed Dec. Is on the s. S. Megantic
for Scotland to pass the winter months
with his grandparents and other rela
tiyes. He expects to return TO Web
sterville early in March
Depositors of the closed Barre Saw
ings Bank and Trust company who
have left their pass books with the
Peoples National bank are requested,
if convenient, TO come to the Peoples
National bank and sign proof Of claim
as the books have been verified and
now await signature of owners. If you
have not already sent in your pass
books, please do so at once and we will
attend to all matters in connection
with the filing of your claim.
Every member of Barre post, No. 10,
American Legion, interested in singing
should meet in the rooms of the Troup
studio at 80 Main street tonight at
$3.50. This applies especially TO those
interested in a quartet, for the per
sonnet of the posts regular quartet
win be picked tonight by George
Troup, who has consented to train the
singers in harmony. The post is look
ing forward to a large number and il
enough singers can be chosen dou.
BILE quartet may become the unit of
the Legion.
The rs class of Spaulding high
school will hold a reunion Thursday
evening, Dec. %, at the school Every
one in the class, in order 10 make il
success. must be present. Remember the
penalty for absentees. Take your seats
as in days of yore in room A at s
o'clock Be punctusl; Miss Eva G.
Smith will be there TO take attendance
and all those arriving late will have
TO report to Mr.. Jackson at the office.
Mr.. Jackson viii conduct special eX-
ercises in the chapel at $40, which
will include the reading of a chapter
from young America You, mem
beers of the rs class. "are the hope