The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-04
TALK or THE TOWN


See the values in millinery at Mrs.
| Birnie's, Laurel street.--adv
/ Miss Julia N. Hall of Corinth went
| to Barre City hospital yesterday Tor
treatment Of her eyes.
4 Secretary T. w. Bradley Of the
Board Of Trade was in South Royal
ton to-day on business
4 Suit or overcoat, $24.50. Pay less
and dress better. +. A. Hutchinson,
the Royal Tailor Man.-adv.
Il Protect the radiator in your car
from freezing with denatured alcohol,
Use gallon. browns Drug Store
adv.
Miss Mildred Boyes, r. n. was OPP
Grated upon at City hospital this
morning for an infection Of one Of her
fingers.
! Miss Hazel Seamon has returned to
her home in Albany, N. r., after
short visit with relatives in Barre and
Hardwick.
4 Shea's shoe store was closed all day
Yesterday in preparation for the big
sale, which is being conducted at the
store to-day.
Aaron Burbank and family Of Lynn,
| Mass, have moved their household
goods to this city and plan to make
their home here.
1 Angelo Marchetti. whose home Is ~
| Maine, but who is on the road most OF
the time as agent. has arrived IN town
| and is visiting relatives.
/ GUY A. Swenson of Concord, N. H.,
a prominent granite manufactures, mas
returned to his home after passing sew
eral days in the Barre district,
/ You will find it worth while to call
| for est. A. Specials" Mild, fragrant
| cigars. All dealers Raymond Guy
| cite, Mfr, st. Adams. Vt.-adv.
| Eleanor A. Pollard, manager Of the
| Adams Co. store, has returned ftpm
Boston and New York, where she mas
been in the interests OF the store.
Fitch r. Wiley, for IL years the
| American Railway Express Co. mes
senger on the Montpelier Junction
Barre branch Of the c. VI, has bid in
| a main line run. He now travels be-
! tween Boston and st. Adams and his
place on the branch is being filled tenn
porarily by H. Il. Dunley OF White
River Junction.
To-day the Park theatre presents
the Universal attraction, "The Magni-
ficent Brute" also "The Flaming Disk
and the latest International News
| Weekly. Tomorrow, special children's
| matinee. S25 in United States coins
| given away, nickels, dimes, pennies,
Quarters, half dollars. Every child 10
receive something. Also Harry Carey
in the Universal special western at.
traction, "The Freeze Out Law and
Order,' comedy, and King Of the Cir
| Gus. adv.
| A very enjoyable time was spent
last night after the regular meeting
Of the Deg ee Of Poeahontas. Refresh
meuts of sandwiches, cake and coffee
| we're served and musical entertain
menf was rendered by the D, OF 4.
orchestra. /. insisting of Alex Simpson,
accordion, Billy Walker at the piano
and Jack Smith with the mandolin.
Thanks are due to Elva Mudgett and
Betty Stephen for assisting with the
dance music. It is hoped that there
will be as many members present at
| the meeting. to follow.
The 30 teachers Of the Barre Town
schools met in convention this morning
at the spaulding high school for the
consideration Of the new state course
for country schools which was proposed
recently by the state authorities. TIC
meeting IS under the charge of Waldo
+. Glover of 9 Wendell place, the super
| intendent of the Barre Town schools
| Action this morning was not decisive.
Mr.. Glover divided the teachers into
different committees with respect TO
| the grades which they taught and tho
way in which the new course affected
their different classes and this after
noon they meet to give report. State
| School Commissioner c. II. Dempsey
j., win be present. All but one Of the
teachers were able to be there this
morning.
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