The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-09
TALK or THE TOWN
Read shea's special adv. on page II

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land hall Gilbertson's orchestra. adv
One more good used upright piano T.
be sold at bargain. Bailey's Musi
Rooms.
Meadow Brook Golf club carniva
Jan. 16, Rowland hall; CAROLS orches
tra.--adv.
Elmer Brown of East Calais wal
among the business visitors In Barr
yesterday.
Meeting Of the Burns club, Clan Cor
don hall, Friday, Jan. 0, at 1880. Pei
order president.
The ladies' aid will hold the mex
whist party at the home of Mrs. L. j
Owens this friday evening.
Miss Leona Lamb, Barre's talented
soloist, will appear at the Meadow
Brook Golf club carnival.adv.
Regular meeting of the Order of Vass
will be held in Odd Fellows hall Jan. 10
Installation of officers and initiation.
Notice to the Public---Gauld & Rob
ertson are exclusive agents for the
4Etna Life Insurance Co. Of Hartford
Conn. See adv. on page 5.--adv.
Miss Doris Eastman and Miss Cath
crime Martin left yesterday for South
Hadley, Mass, to continue their studies
at Mt Holyoke college, after holiday
vacation spent at their homes in this
city.
| Social dance Tuesday evening, Jan
20, Rowland hall, given by the ladies
iunion of the Universalist church. Car
rolls orchestra, six pieces. Dancing 8
to l; 81 per couple, extra ladies Soc.
You are invited-adv.
Albert (anxiously) --"I'm afraid I'll
soon be bald; my hair is coming out"
Z. A. Drown, druggist-"Why worry 7
Use Partisan Sage and I'll guarantee it
will stop your hair falling out or ]
will return your money."-adv.
Wanted-Ladies, gentlemen, misses
and girls in the market for winter
coats, to see our lines. We can't sell
| for $25 what has been for $50, but can
give as good values, cash or approved
credit, as can be obtained north of New
York City. Large assortment. Sadlier,
10 Keith avenue.
| The Ministers Monday club, which is
composed of the pastors of churches OF
all denominations in and near Barre
and Montpelier, will hold its next meet
| ing on Monday, Jan. IL, at 1880 a. m,
in the parish house Of Christ church,
Montpelier. The topic for considera-
tion will be "The League of Nations"
Luncheon will follow.
On and after to-day, the East Barre
stable, known as the w. H. Bixby sta
BILE, will be under the management of
f. H. Hopkins. All kinds of livery rigs
to go anywhere, as well as conveyances
for sleighing parties. Bring me your
colts to break now. All kinds of team
ing and freight hauling from Barre. /
also run the old Page livery at Barre.
Phone l48.-ady.
Word has been received from Orlan-
do, Fla, of the death Of Joseph A. Dem
no, formerly of this city. He conducted
blacksmith shop on South Main street
for some time, leaving here 10 years
ago for Maiden, Mass, where he resided
until two years ago, when he left for
Florida for his health He was mem
Der of the Hiawatha lodge of Odd Eel
lows The end came very suddenly.
Mr.. Demo was born in Winona, Mimi,
60 years ago. He leaves a wife, former
" Addie s. Cox of West Fairlce, and
two daughters, Mrs. Robert 9. Gill of
Maiden, Mass, and Mrs. f. NJ. Palmer
of Philadelphia, Pa, also two sisters,
Mrs. Julia Leisure of Philadelphia and
Mrs. Jewel Kenney of Kingwood, w.
Va. The remains will be brought to
Maiden, Mass, for burial.
Some of the problems which confront |
the granite manufacturer when he at
tempts to make out his federal tax
returns will be discussed and explained
to the members at meeting OF the |
Granite Manufacturers association in |
Barre Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. |
The meeting will be the first of a series |
Of informal Saturday afternoon gather
ings which are held in the association |
rooms during the winter months. The |
talk tomorrow will be given by Dallas
i. Pollard, who recently resigned as
chief of the income tax department at
Portsmouth, n. H. Manufacturers will
be given an opportunity to ask ques-
tions in the meeting and to confer with
Mr.. Pollard afterward. 1t is expected
that many association members from
Montpelier, Mortified, Waterbury and
West Berlin. as well as Barre, Barre
Town and Williamstown, will be in at
tendance.
Friends of Rev. and Mrs. Charles S,
Jenkins win be interested to learn that
they are booked for passage on the
S. S. Eten, for South Africa, and are to
sail from New York on Saturday. For
the past several weeks they have been
staying at the home of Mrs. Jenkins
mother, Mrs Gertrude j. Holder of Mt.
Vernon place. Mr., and Mrs. jenkins
are to be stationed at Piggs Peak, Swat
ziland, via Barberton, South Africa
Mrs. jenkins entering the hospital there
as superintendent and Mr.. jenkins tax
ing up the duties of missionary work
Mrs. Jenkins, however, will do mission
ary work along with her hospital du-
ties. Both Mr.. and Mrs. jenkins at
tended the Gordon Training school at
Boston and it was there they fitted
themselves for the work about 10 be
in their new field. Many
friends wish them success in their new
field of labor.
The regular meeting of Harmon re-
view, No. /, w. B. A. Of the Maecabces,
was held Wednesday evening in X. of
P. hall. Supper was served 10 large
number of members in the banquet hall
It $3.50, in charge of the below-named
adies-Mrs. Nellie Bianchi. Mrs. Gus
lie Watson, Mrs. Bertha Mcneil, Mrs.
Ethel Tobin, Mrs. Harriet Williams,
Mrs. Eliza Carroll. At the business
Meeting following the supper, the new
y-elected officers for the coming year
we're installed by Mrs. Mcneil, assisted