The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-13
TALK or THE TOWN

passing lew uaVs IN GpTiUG1ciu.
Razor blades sharpened while 70
wait Saturday afternoon and evenin
at Drown's.--adv.
Program for the st. Elizabeth ba
zaar win be published later. Dancin
in the evening.--adv.
Miss M. Minnie has returned from
trip to Boston in the interest of tn
Adams company store.
Baptist boys and girls! Don't for
get the junior church on Friday after
noon in the church at o'clock. Com
and be charter member.
| Attention, Ladies Of the G. A. Il.
Regular meeting will be held Frida.
afternoon at o'clock in Worthen hall
i A baked fish supper will be rerve'
at the Presbyterian church Oct. /
from 5 to 7. Admission, adults, 3hc
children, 20c.--adv.
Will Page Of Elmore street, Loya
Mcleod Of South Barre and Earl Cut
Ter were among those seen at the Tun
bridge fair yesterday.
You will find it worth while to cal
| for "St. A. Specials" Mild, fragrant
cigars. All dealers. Raymond Guy
cite, Mfr. st. Adams, vt.--adv.
Regular meeting of the |. O. D. l..
M. u, in X. of p. hall Friday evening
Oct. IA, at o'clock. Important bust
ness. Large attendance is desired.
About thirty large White Leghorn
pullets, almost ready to lay, and as
many more hens will be sold at the
Papin auction Friday afternoon.--adv.
Everybody come to the grange hall,
Williamstown, Oct 81. Chicken pie
supper, sale of aprons. fancywork and
candy. Dancing from 0 to IL. Good
supper, good music and good time
guaranteed for everybody by the ladies'
of the o. E. S.--adv.
The annual district meeting of the
encampment Of this district will be
held at Montpelier Friday, Oct. IA. A
banquet will be served at o'clock. All
patriarchs who desire to 20 are asked
to meet at l. o. o. r. hall at $3.50. 1t
il hoped that all members of Mime
haha encampment viii attend this
meeting.
Edward Burke has been called to
Montreal by the death of his brother,
Anthony, on Oct. III. The deceased
was born in Montpelier II years ago
and left there when he was a young
man. He has made his home in Cam
ada most of the time for fifty years,
being engaged in railroad business.
Besides the brother in Barre, he leaves
a brother, James, and sister, Mrs.
Kate Canning, in Montpelier.
L. B. Hawkins. visitor in Barre
this summer at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Wylie of Prospect street, who
left two weeks ago yesterday for
Stoneham, Mass, fell and broke hip
the night he arrived there. He was
taken to the Melrose hospital, where
he passed away yesterday morning
Mr.. Hawkins was 90 years old July g.
He made his home in Florida and was
to have sailed for that point Oct. A.
Mrs. Wylie left to-day for Stoneham
to attend the funeral, which is 20 be
held tomorrow.
As a preliminary step to improve
the delivery of mail by carrier, Post
master General Hays has proclaimed
a mail receptacle and house number
day for Oct. 10, when the postmaster
Of every postoffice having city delivery
will require his carriers to report the |
address of every dwelling and place of
business on their routes not so mum
,ered and equipped. The postmaster
will then communicate with the own
RS or occupants, urging upon them the |
Importance of providing a proper num-
Der or suitable receptacle.
Grand concert, city hall, Montpelier,
Sunday, Oct. is, at SIP. m, given joint
y by Prof. Foeh Di Leo, pianist and
Miss Jeanette Comoroda,
soprano, and Giuseppe Baldaccini, bari
one. Prof. Di Leo has appeared on
he same program with such well.
known artists, az Titta Ruffo and Anna
Fitziu and his concert work In many |
II the large cities has been very ia
yorably received A varied program
las been arranged TO suit all tastes.
Tickets are 81, Use and soc, on sale at /
3uswelPs, Montpelier, and Peoples Ma
ional bank, Barre.-ady.
Tomorrow night at the Methodist
hurch Theron s. Dean of Burlington is
o give his illustrated lecture on "Ten
Days Tramp on the Long Trail and
lobody should miss IT, Mr.. Dean gave
his lecture recently in Waterbury aud
press comment from that place said,
He brought by picture as well as word
cry wildly the hike from MiddlebuTy
p through TO Smugglers' Notch and
nade many determine within them
elves that next year would see them
overing part of the trail The TACT
hat Vermont has a Presidential range
,as new TO many, and the wonderful
cenery almost at our door was a rev.
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