The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-08
TALK OF THE TOXIN

Read Shea's shoe adv.--a adv.
Il Fourth Red Cross rollcall Nov. II -25
Hot spaghetti on sale Tuesday at
congregational fair.-adv
/ Something new, the Oriental Six, for
good dance music. Tel. $50 W.--adv.
Burr's jewelry store will be open
Monday and Saturday nights until the
| new year.-adv.
a daughter. was horn to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Templeton of Willamstown
at the Barre City hospital this morn
ing.
Do not forget the date of the con
cert at the Universalist church.
Wednesday, the 10th, s p. m. Tickets,
35c.adv.
#, Even chronic cases of rheumatism
yield to Rheuma's power, says Il. A.
Drown, the druggist If it doesn't help,
your money is returned. adv.
just arrived one carload OF good
grated Baldwin apples. Prices reason
/ able. Tomasi Cash Saving Market.
corner Main and Merchant streets.
| Don't fail to be at Rowland hall for
| the American Legion's second annual
armstice ball on Nov. II The event
of the season. CAROLS special or
| chestra adv
Have you tried those wonderful
Winesap apples? Direct from Mary
land. Cash and carry prices, full bush
els, 1925. Charles Zanleoni, jr., Barre
Drug Co.-ady.
Place your order now for q few
bushels Of those famous apples, Wine
sap, direct from Maryland, 1926 for
full bushel. Charles ,Zanleoni, ir.,
Barre Drug Co.--adv.
Rainbow fair, Rowland hall. Friday
| and Saturday, this week. Special pro-
gram of entertainment for each eve
ming, s to 8. Dancing, 0 TO u. Mu-
sic by Landis orchestra--adv.
Clan Gordon, No. II, and Ladies'
Auxiliary amusement committee heart
lily thank all those who took part in
their annual fair and helped to make
it success. G.. Leel, chief, Mrs. Y.
Stewart, chief sister.
Ask anyone of those who have
bought a Pathe machine during our
campaign whether or not they are sat
isfed That will be proof enough that
we offer the best there is. Come in
adv.
Funeral services for Daniel n MUIR
ray, who died at his home in Granite
vile early Saturday morning win be-
gin at the home tomorrow afternoon
at 1870 with prayers and later. at 2
o'clock, funeral services viii be
held in the Presbyterian church in
GranitevilIc
Remember the date. Wednesday, the
10th, Concert at Universaist church.
Tickets are IS cents. The program is
varied and any one number is worth
the price of admission. Miss Morse
viii give Helene Thamre," by Eliza
beth Stuart Phelps. for her first read
ing. Her next number will be a hu-
morous selection.--adv.
A most extraordinary criminal case
was brought into city court late Sat
urday afternoon before Judge Il. l..
Scott Herman Fulsom of Cabot, an
able bodied man, 80 years of age, had
had trouble with his rs year-old moth
er. and had handled her roughly and
scratched her as the result Judge
Scott gave the respondent repri
handing that will doubtless be re-
membered by him. sentenced him TO a
year and half at state prison, and
fined him $50 with costs of $685., after
he pleaded guilty The sentence was
suspended, however, and he was placed
on probation for two years. He was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff II. J. Stay
ton on warrant issued by States 1T
torney f. r. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Philip. who
were recently married. were rendered a
reception in Clan Gordon hall SATURDAY
evening BY about 100 Of their friends |
The couple were invited to the hall
unsuspicious Of what was to take place.
with the result that they were great
ly surprised A committee had pr
ranged for the evenings entertain |
ment and things were moving along |
smoothly when William Hurry called |
halt and on behalf of the company
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Philip ma /
hogany clock Mr.. Philip voiced his APP I
probation, also that of his wife for
the thoughtfulness. A short program |
consisted of a solo by Jonathan Stew
art, who responded to an encore and a I
reading by Mrs. William Lille. Re
freshments of coffee and cake were 4
served and dancing continued until a /
late hour with music by Cooper's or !
chestra. The committee in charge of 1
the affair was Mrs. Thomas Jeffrey,
Mrs. William Innis. Mrs. Nellie BIZ
anehi, Mrs Andrew Freeland and Betty /
Stephen.