The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

VI
II John b. Kelly has gone to Plym
outh on business trip.
Livery stock to be sold at auction
Friday this week See ad, page lad
You can have your plain razor sharp
ened, or new handle, or both, a
browns. adv.
A Have your razor blades sharpenet
like new for half the cost Of new one.
at browns .radv.
4 Wait for the st. Elizabeth societ,
bazaar, afternoon and evening, Oct. n
at Rowland hall.
4 Mrs. Sherman Parker has returned
to her home on Spaulding street from
/ d brief visit in st. Adams.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. S. 7. Murphy Of st
! Johnsbury were in town over the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Parker.
A Special meeting of the Foreign
Masons will be held Friday evening
at o'clock. Important business.
James Glass. president.
/ Montpelier. Wednesday evening, Oct.
IL. CAROLS orchestra, nine pieces.
| Car for Barre after dance adv.
Dance at Community club in Mont
pelier, $50 to II p. m. Friday eve
ming, Oct. IA. Good music, Admis-
sion, 25c each balcony, Zoe. adv.
Remember the pictures of Vermont
mountains and the lecture, "Ten Days
Tramp on the Long Trail" at Method
ist church Friday evening at o'clock
Admission 25c; children, l5c.adv.
A western physician has discovered
harmless pile remedy known as Hem
Roid In many cases Of years stand
ing all distress quickly disappeared. +.
A. Drown now sells it with money back
guarantee adv.
w. p. Pember OF Pember & Cam
paigne, architects Of Albany, N, IL,
who designed the new Washington
county tuberculosis hospital, was in
Barre to-day for consultation with the
trustees of the new hospital.
henry A. Bowers of Montpelier, who
was arrested Monday night, was ar
raigned before Judge Edwin L. Scott,
charged with intoxication, yesterday
and pleaded guilty. He was sentenced
to serve rs days in the Washington
county Jail.
South Barre grange fair, Oct. 20 and
81. Program for the first evening
Piano solo, Pearle Webster; illustrated
song, Marjorie Worcester and Mia
Thaw; farce, "The Pink Swan Pat
term" viii be presented by ten ladies'
from the Barre City Universalist
society. Aprons, fancywork, vegets
bles, food, candy and ice cream will
be on sale. Everybody come. adv
Principal o. D. Mathewson Of Lyn-
don institute, accompanied by Mrs.
Msthewson and their three children,
came to Barre last night and were
guests Of Supt. and Mrs. G. II. White
Of Richardson street. To-day Prin.
and Mrs. Mathewson motored with |
Supt. White to Rutland, where they
win attend the annual convention Of i
the Vermont State Teachers associa-
ton. the Mathewson children remain
ing at the home of supt. White in the
meantime.
Mrs. Mary Snow, mother Of Mrs. J..
p. Clough Of Nelson street, died at
Mass, Oct 0, and the body
was brought to Montpelier for burial
IN the family lot at Green Mount Gem
stery beside the body of her husband
Rev Elihu Snow. who was for many
years Methodist preacher Of the
conference, holding pastor
ties at various places, including Plain
ield, Gaysville, Franklin. Ludlow,
Iighgate, Swanton and White River
Junction. Rev. Joseph Hamilton of
White River Junction officiated at the
cemetery chapel. Besides Mrs. Clough,
he deceased il survived by one daugh-
er, Mrs. c. r. Pipe, Of Melrose, Mass,
ind three sons, George II. Snow Of
Mass, W. II. Snow Of Lud
ow. formerly of Barre, and r. f. Snow
# Hanover, n. II.