The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

| See Saldier's furniture advertisement
on page five. adv.
Wanted-Pin boys at Murphy s
Weafer's alley--adv.
Money saved on the many bargains
at the Barre Bargain Store. adv
Something to keep in mind--annua'
Clan fair in Rowland hall Oct. IS and
29.---adv.
Howard Ennis of Waterbury visited
his father, Edward Ennis, in this city
yesterday,
Mrs Anna Davidson of Onward
street entered City hospital last night
for treatment.
Remember the food and rummage
sale in Presbyterian vestry tomorrow
afternoon.
Hear Babe Ruth tell how he makes
those home runs on Pathe record
Barre Drug Co.--adv.
Dancing classes in Wbrthen hall Fri
day night. intermediate at 6 sharp
high school al S:l5.-adv.
Elmer Upham of Brookfeld submit
ted to tonsil and adenods operation
at City hospital yesterday.
Don't forget the sale in auxiliary
hail. Worthen black. Saturday at 3
o'clock, aprons and sood.--adv.
Dance every Saturday night Mont
pelier armory CAROLS orchestra,
| Special car to Barre after adv.
| One lot Of smart hats lust received.
Don't miss getting one Prices sur
| prisinglv low. The Mrs. Shepard Co,
A big inducement for You lies in the
real and superlative custom tailor quail
ity we deliver. The Royal Tailor Man
| Long distance and general trucking;
| all pneumatic tires. Granite CITY Bot
Ting Works. Call 7l0M or 746-W.-
| adv.
A big campaign on Pathe phone
graphs Watch for advertising in The
Times next week. II will interest you.
adv.
Mrs. Marion Nichols has returned
to her home at Richardson street,
after spending some time in Water
bury.
Miss Jessie Morgan left yesterday
for Burlington. there to visit her two
sisters. who are training at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.
Wishing to close out all winter
stock of hats as soon as possible, viii
sell at a discount from now until sold
Mrs E A. Witham
The Barre Drug Co is going to place
many Pathe monographs in homes in
and about Barre Watch for announce
ment next week-adv
DR. Howard Reed motored to Barton
Yesterday and was accompanied home
by Mrs Reeds parents, who were
spending some time in Barton, having
come from Sherbrooke
Mrs NJ Blain returned to West
Chazy, n Y, last night where she
will spend a few weeks before return
ing to her home in Milwaukee, Wis,
where she viii join her husband
Edward NJ Beck, managing director
Of the Boston English Opera Co, was
in the city yesterday completing ar
rangements for the production Of ''Rud
digore, at the opera house Oct. 2s.
Grin Farnham, Young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Farnham of West
Topsham, was brought TO City hospital
in Whitcomb's ambulance yesterday |
and underwent an operation for acute
appendicitis.
The sounding Of the fire alarm wills
tie about o'clock last evening and |
again this morning was due TO |
broken wire from box Is on Granite |
street. The box will be out Of com |
mission to-day while repairs are being |
made, and possibly will remain so un-
til TO morrow morning.
fair in Rowland hall Oct 2s and 20 /
Programs include an all Scotch night |
and a southern concert. Highland dane. |
ing competitions, dart throwing. shoot |
ing and the many other side attrac-
tions which will make this fair the one
big one of the wear CAROLS orches
ira will furnish music for dancing.
adv
Announcement has been made bv
Dodge Brothers Of Detroit, that they
have appointed A. n Hayes Of Mont
pelier to be their agent in this Vi.
einity Mr.. Hayes will occupy the
ground floor az the Tomasi block on
Main street, Montpelier. with a com
plete salesroom and service station
His territory includes Barre. North
field. Waterbury, Randolph, Montpel
Ter and the remainder Of Washing. 4
ton and Orange counties. Mr.. Hayes
viii be well remembered in Barre hav
ing attended Goddard seminary in 1910
and later going to Tufts college, where
he was prominent in athletics
The Lotus male quartet Of Boston.
assisted by Bertha Everett Morgan. a
reader. appeared al the Barre opera
house last night under the auspices
Of Granite lodge, No. IS, F. and 4. NJ.
there being a large audience in attend.
ance. The concert was thoroughly en-
joyed and enoores were called for again
and again, the singers and reader re-
spending graciously. Possibly the most
pleasing number on the program was
Mr.. Hicks tenor solo. Gates Of the
Temple" the singers clear and smooth
notes carrying a powerful appeal. while
Mr. Cannells splendid bass was heard
Ia good advantage in various solos.
Miss Morgan. the reader, was very
Mrs. T. y Batchelder
Of Barre accompanied the singers in
various numbers. while Mr., Martin of
he quartet was accomDanist IN OF hers