The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-27
TALK or THE TOWN

Clan fair tonight in Clan hall.--ad'
| Dancing after concert at Clan falr
| Tonight .--adv.
Mrs. A. II. Burke has returned from
visit to Burlington.
| Il. A. Drown has returned TO Barre
| from a hunting trip in the vicinity OF
| Topsham.
| oscar Boyea Of Merchant street left
yesterday on two weeks business
| trip to Utica, N. Y.
] Miss Edna B. White of Newton
street has entered the employ Of the
Victory Granite Co. as stenographer
Regular meeting Of the /. 0. 0. L..
NJ. IT,, will be held in X. Of 2. hall
Friday evening, Oct. rs, at o'clock
| sharp.
Myer S. Levin Of the Union Cloth
| ing Co. and the Union Dry Goods Co..
| who has been i'll for two weeks, j. re-
ported as improving.
Don't forget the Clan fair in Clan
hall tonight. Concert at 7:45. Dane
1 ing to follow. with music by Nicols
seven piece orchestra.--ad
o. w, Edison OF Stowe is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Hugh Cushman, for
several days before going to Altanlontc
| Springs, Fla, to spend the winter.
Attention, Ladies Of the G. a, X:
! Col. j. B. Mead circle, No. ], will hold
| regular meeting Friday afternoon AZ
o'clock in their hall in Worthen
block.
William B. Mackenzie Of the Little
| John, Odgers & Milne Co. is confined
| to his home with illness. His condi-
ton is not serious.
Five cents a day for short time is
all it costs to rid yourself Of rheu-
matism if you use Rheuma. Get bot
tie to day from E. A. Drown on the
money back plan.-adv
Free: To the first l44 adult persons
who enter our store after p. m. on
Thursday will be given Soc tube OF
Maglac tooth paste. Come early,
browns Drug Store. lady.
President e. X. Somers and Secretary
T. S. Bradley of the Board OF Trade
left to-day for Rutland to attend the
conference Of the Greater Vermont as
ISOLATION. They win return to-mor-
row.
Miss Ethel Wishart OF Camp street
has recovered sufficiently from inlnr-
les she received in an automobile acct
dent several weeks ago to 60 TO WI
nooski to visit her brother, Harry T.
Wishart.
Miss Lillian Marsh of Boston, who
| has been passing a few days with
| friends in Barre, left yesterday to re-
turn to her home She plans on stop
ping few days in Manchester, y, H.
| before going ON to Boston.
| Frank X. Beard, who recently re-
signed as assistant cashier of the Peo-
pies National bank has purchased the
| Carpenter farm on the Washington
road. He has moved into the home on
the farm from his former home IN Or
| ange.
| John McKernan, corresponding sec
rotary OF the G. G. !. A., 10 in Quincy
| Mass. attending special meeting Of
| the executive council OF the assoeia
/ ton. ON which Mr.. Mckernan Is she
| representative Of tho zone which in
cludes Barre
/ Netops, attention On Oct. 2S-Whils
the ghosts OF owls are hooting, while
| the sparkling stars are shooting put
| on a big. big apron. We wish ghos'
with every! ghostess. Mrs Hollis witch
| ing hostess. Promptly at o'clock We
meet. 1873 Washington street.
| Alex D. Straiton is passing seyera
davs in Potsdam, n. y, where he II
taking part in an amateur play being
staged by Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Gage
who supervised the production OF =
| Regular Fix" the show given recently
by Barre post, No, 10, OF the American
Legion. i,
! Sneak thieves are busy about thu
city in different ways, the latest being
! the theft Of bars from fence around
| the pasture on Sand Hill which I
| rented by f. Carleton Of Highland
avenue. On going there last night, Mr.
! Carleton found every bar gone, ant
| expects they were taken by someone
| for firewood.
! At the last Holstein-Friesian cattle
| sale Of the year conducted at Brattle
boro yesterday by the Purebred Lave
Stock Sales Co., purebred Holster
bull consigned by Julius Schmid O.
| the Beaver Dam stock farm Of Mont
/ gomery. n. Y, was bought by Ear
| N. Markham, manager Of the Morrison
! farm of this city. The price paid fol
| the animal was 81 900, and was th'
| highest sale Of the day. The bull i
| ~ Ormsby Korndyke Lad, dam Wood
crest DeKol Mary, and was born tep
-, 1919 He is a bull Of exceptions