The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-20
TALK OF THE .TOWN

H See the exhibition of Highland dane
ing at the Clan fair Oct. 20 and 90
ado.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge, this, Wednesday, evening
at 1880 o'clock.
If you are interested in bargains,
read to-morrow's advertisement in The
Times. Barre Bargain Store
Odd Ladies dance Oct. 20, Rowland
hall, Carroll's orchestra Admission, 81
per couple, extra ladies', 25c.--adv.
If you are in need of stock or tools
attend the auction at ID. J. Briggs in
Williamstown Saturday, Oct, 23.--adv.
Read the advertisement to-day tell
ing of the wonderful offer of Pathe
monographs at the Barre Drug Co.
adv.
Among the prominent soloists at the
Clan fair will be Mrs. William Holden
and James Bennett. Watch for pro-
| grams.--adv.
A regular meeting Of retail clerks in
Foresters' hall Wednesday night, Oct.
90, at 1880. Initiation of candidates.
Let all members be present.
Miss Pauline Meyers of Brownsville,
| who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Langlois for several days, re-
turned to her home to-day.
| From the list of flowers given at
| the funeral of Ernesto Brusa mention
was accidentally omitted of carnations
given by j.. peduzzi and family.
The mission study class of the
Church of the Good Shepherd will meet
with Mrs Sherman Parker, Spaulding
street, Thursday evening at 1880.
Are you going to he one of the Is
fortunate ones to get a new model
Pathe photograph at the special price
See advertisement or come to Barre
Drug Co,--sdv.
Dean Brock has returned to Woods
vile, ~ H.. after passing few days
with his father. H. c, Brock, OF Wash |
ington street. He is now an employee
of the American Railway Express Co. |
in Woodsville
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Levin and daugh !
ter, Rosa. of Merchant street, togeth /
er with Walter kinovitz. who soon |
takes possession of the Barre dyeing |
cleaning and pressing shop in the East
man block, motored to Lynn, Mass,
this morning to visit Mr.. Levin's son,
Harry.
Daniel Badord of Is Barre street.
Montpelier, one of the most popular
main line conductors of the electric
railway service between Barre and
Montpelier, is back on the job after
fom months absence. Badord dur
ing that four months, was seaman
and one of the crew of the Z. S. s.
Frederick. the ship which carried the
naval athletes to Antwerp, Belgium
to take part in the Olympic games
Being one of the hundreds OF reserves,
Badord signed up for the three months
summer cruise and, fortunately, was
assigned TO the Frederick.
The annual meeting of the Barre
Golf club has been postponed from this
evening to a later date. The prizes
won in the competitions have not been
received ana it is proposed to present
these 20 the winners at the annual
meeting. For this reason, the meeting
will be deferred till little later But
one more competition remains to be de
cided and the finals in this will be
PLAYED Saturday. The club has had
successful season and much interest
has been taken in the various con.
tests
Mrs. Alexander Duncan and daugh
ter. Elizabeth, of belmont avenue start
next Tuesday morning on a trans At
lantic Journey 10 the British Isles.
They win leave here Tuesday for New
York City and on the following Thurs
day set sail for Scotland on the steam
ship Mauretania Mr. Duncan plans
to join them in Aberdeen, Scotland,
after Nov. 81, and together with his
family. will celebrate his parents gold
en- wedding anniversary on Dec. 10.
His stay in Scotland will not extend
over Jan. 8. but Mrs. Duncan and
daughter contemplate traversing much
of the continent during the coming
winter. visiting the battlefelds of
France and other notable bsttlefields,
as we'll as historic points.