The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

full stationery at Cummings and Lew
is adv.
Take advantage of our offer to pur-
chase gifts at discount OF 10 per
cent. The Barre Drug Co.
Special Christmas dinner at Hotel
Barre, $3.50 per plate. II convenient,
telephone 600 how many.-adv.
Just received at browns Drug Store
some more Wallace portable electric
lamps. We have six left in worry
adv.
Venite mel w. H. Goodfellow COM
perare vostri RECALL per lie feste Ma
talisme Signorina Elvira Devecchi CO.
MESA Italian.-adv.
The Granite Savings Bank 4 Trust
Co. is to have a Christmas club for
1921. Watch this paper for further
announcement and prepare to JON the
club.--adv.
Walnuts. Special for Christmas;
Three pounds for a dollar. Greek hgs
at 24c per pound. Also choice lot
of chestnuts at attractive prices. To-
mast Cash Store.
Basketball, armory hall, Wednesday,
Dec. %, Montpelier post, NO. ., Vs.
Windsor. Game starts at S;l5 sharp.
Dance Immediately after the game
Music, Oriental Six.-adv.
You will feel better if your garments
are cleaned and pressed for the holi-
DAYS. Bring them in early The Barre
Cleaning. Dyeing and Tailoring Shop,
1872 North Main street. Walter hrlno-
vitz, Prop. Phone 1921.
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. f. Burr.
Received this morning, 10 dozen Bos-
ton bags in sizes Is, ID, Is and l6
inches, in brown and ranging in price
1 from SO 25 to $3.50. We have few up
to Sll.5 Come at once and play safe.
Lander's Cigar Store.
Window ventilators cost not much
more than ordinary window screens
Furnishes fresh air without drafts,
rain. snow, dust or insects. For bed
rooms, living rooms, bath rooms, OIL
fees, schoolrooms, hospitals, etc Sad
ler. 10 Keith avenue.
The South Barre grange will hold
its regular meeting Thursday night at
8 o'clock sharp. There will be Christ
mas tree after the business meeting,
to which each member is allowed to
bring a friend. All are asked to bring
gift not exceeding ten cents in value
We are headquarters for Victor VIC
trolas and Columbia grafonola ma
chimes and records; over 5000 rec
ords in stock; also books, stationery,
fountain pens, best makes. Evershsrp
pencils. games, toys, dolls, etc. II you
cannot find what you want in Barre,
then call on us. BuswelIs Book Store,
Montpelier
Notice: The Quarry Savings Bank
& Trust Co. will be pleased to assist
depositors of the Barre Savings Bank
& Trust Co. in proving their claims
against that institution. May we sug-
eest that books be left with us to be
presented to the receiver for proof
This win facilitate the work and re-
lieye creditors Of the necessity Of their
personal attention.-adv.
The state convention of the Won
ans Auxiliary of the American Legion
will be held in the headquarters OF
Burlington post, No. 2, at ] o'clock
| Jan. IA, 1921. at which time the state
/ officers and delegates to the national
convention will be elected. II is ex-
pected over 100 posts will be repre-
sented at this convention with Fred W.
| Galbraith of Cincinnati. o., national
| commander of the American Legion
| delivering the principal address, and
/ Mrs. Irene Cushmich, national organ
izer, present also.
Last evening Cobble Hill grange OBJ
served Christmas by providing for each
member present a small appropriate
Gift. During the business meeting
i Mrs. Nettie Hutchinson was elected
10 replace Mrs. Nellie Trow, who re
4 signed from the office Of Flora; Il. +
Perry TO replace Frank \. Trow, re
signed from the office of treasurer
and George Bassett to replace Lestel
= C. Batchelder, who resigned from tn
Office of gatekeeper. Considerable rou
tine business was handled, and ais
dance was slated for an early date
= The convention committee of tn
: Woman's Auxiliary of the American
: Legion met in the Burlington Legiol
y headquarters Monday afternoon unde
: the direction of Henry L. Norton, stat
!, organizer, to make arrangement 70
the Vermont convention Of the Won
k ans Auxliiae Of the Legion. A con
t vention proceedings committee, con
k sisting of Mrs Max c. Fisher Of Barre
IS Miss Florence Cory and Mrs. Ere
E Thomas of Montpelier, and a credentia
e committee, consisting of Mrs. Mariol
2 Arms of Springfield, Miss Penelop
: Gall of Barre, Mrs. p. o. O'Brien 0
II Burlington, Mrs. Elizabeth J.. Thoma
of Enosburg Falls, and Mrs. Bernie
L. Rich of Rutland were appointed
HI Needing the call Of the cold. crisT
moonlight nights and recalling the by
gone says before June, 1919, with tn
return of many former classmates,
few members of'that class Of 1919, un
der the leadership Of ex-Presiden
James Young, have planned for re
union this Christmas recess in the M
ture Of a sleighride. All members o
the class are urged to be present mex
Wednesday. Dec %. when the barg
will leave the high school for point
unknown at this time. Final Arrange
ments have not been made, but
Il would be advisable for all who inten
i 10 70 to get into communication wit
Mr.. Young. The ride is planned 70
l members Of the class and their in
1 vited guests.