The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

Fourth Red Cross roll call in Barre
! Nov 49,
! Closing out sale on all millinery at a
/ big reduction. Mrs Il. A. Witham.
! Take look at the $3.50 piano now
on sale at Bailey's Music Rooms.-~ad.
! Dance every Saturday night, Mont
pelier armory. CAROLS orchestra. Spe-
cial car to Barre after dance.
Regular meeting of Granite City
lodge, |. o. 0. L., NJ. e., will be held
F., in X. of P. hall Friday, Nov. Il, ut 7
! o'clock.
NJ. j. Whitcomb has purchased of
Mrs. Calista Il. Bolster the house and
piece of land in East Barre which ad-
joins his property.
Have new handle put OH your plain
razor Saturday afternoon or evening
while You wait. Only soc. Leave at
browns Drug Store.-adv
Spring deliveries on Dodge cars can
only be guaranteed by placing your
order this fall. A. d. Hayes, Dodge
dealer, IA Main street. Montpelier,
Albert Vidoli Of upper Elm street
left this morning for Boston, where
poets TO be back in Barre next spring.
We are closing out all of our gro
ceries at once; everything at the low
est prices. Come and get some of our
pastry -four below cost. Fritz w
Jackson Co.
Have your fortune told tonight at
the Rainbow fair" Rowland hall. See
the artistic booths, where you can pur
chase home made candy, aprons, fancy
articles, etc Many other attractions,
including the slower garden. adv.
'What Our Fathers Paid for the
Liberties of the Republic" is the see
, ond illustrated lecture to be given in
Hedding Methodist church next sun
day evening at 7 o'clockS A message
for the day--you cannot afford to
miss it.-adv.
Come to our dance. We want you
TO help us. We are trying to fix up a
bit We have always given YOU a
good time Place, Rowland hall. Time
Wednesday evening, Oct. II. Mu'
sic, CAROLS orchestra. Ladies union,
First Universalist church.-ady.
Miss Ethel Priscilla Potter who is
to read abraham Lincoln" by Drink
water at Rowland hall Tuesday eve
ming, Nov rs, has been enthusiast
cally received by Vermont au
diences, having appeared in Benning
ton, Burlington and st. Albans. Don't
miss hearing her,-ady.
The closing d the TauberLipton
shirt factory in Barre is said to be
merely temporary. the business feel
ing the shortage of orders just as many
other concerns throughout the eoun
try. Other branch factories Of the
company at Fair Haven and Manches
ter have also been closed for the pres
emit.
The ladies and pastors union OF thel
Methodist church win hold its annual
sale on Tuesday and Wednesday eve
nings, Nov. l6 and IL. There viii be
the following booths: Fancywork. in
charge of Mrs. Martin; apron, Mrs.
Glysson. ice cream. Mrs. 4. A. Camp;
candy, Mrs. Earl Batchelder; food,
Mrs 4. J. Young; vegetables, Mrs.
A. r. Smith; partridge berries, Mrs.
c. A. Dodge; white elephant" Mrs.
Weber Chieken-pie supper Tuesday
evening, $3.50 to s o'clock. Menu;
Chicken-p mashed potato, cranberry
sauce, hot rolls, salads, pie, cake and
coffee Price, Csc; children, 45c. On
Wednesday evening there viii be an
entertainment in the church at s
O'Clock. program to be given later. Ad
mission, l5c.--adv.
As result Of the hearings that
have taken place recently in regard
to the daughter of Mary and Harge-
Gus Lundy. the order, which was made
a few years ago in Washington eoun
tv court, was modified Thursday so
that the daughter will live with Mrs.
Morgan, her aunt, at Petersburg, va,
II months in the year and Mr.. Lundy
will bear the expense of her care there.
During the month Of July the child
will be with her mother wherever she
NAV be residing and Mr.. Lundy viii
nav 10 Mrs. Lundv $50 for the expense
Of the child that month Mr. Lundy
paid TO Mrs Lundy through her at
tornev Thursday morning $3.50 as per
order of the court Wednesday after
noon. The daughter, who has been
with her mother since coming here,
went with her father and aunt after
the order was made Thursday after
noon. The court admonished Mr.. and
Mrs. Lundy and Mrs. Morgan that
nothing shall be done OF said to pre-
iudioe the daughter against either par
emit.