The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-23
TALK or THE TOWN


DIR. Walker Of Chelsea was in the
city yesterday on business.
/ 6. L. Humphrey Of Painfield was IN
1 town yesterday on business.
Remember the date, Nov. 20, chick
en- pie supper, with all the "fxins' at
the Presbyterian church, from 5 to I.
adv.
! Regular meeting Of Central Labor
union will be held in Carpenters hall,
Worthen block, Friday, Nov. %, at
/ 1880 p. m.
1 The regular meeting Of Major I. A.
Abbott camp, Sons Of Veterans, will be
held on Friday evening, Nov. 20. No
! tice change in date.
| Aprons for young, old, with dainty
ones for the tiny tots. Lots Of useful
fancy articles on sale at the Presby
terrain fair Nov. 20 and 30.adv.
Miss Mary and Vergilio Moruzzi left
! Wednesday for Concord, N. III, where
they will attend wedding and will
spend the week end on a pleasure trip.
/ Mrs. Maurice Mattson of Elm street
and Mrs. Nj. L. Craven of Springfield,
Mass, who has been visiting her, have
4 left for Cape Cod, Mass, for a short
visit.
! Patrick and Peter Armstrong left
last evening for Bethel, where they Mt
tended the funeral of their cousin, Mrs
Patrick Wynn, which was held this
morning.
1 w. j. Jellyman Of Barre has become
/ d half owner Of the r. NJ Fraser gran
ite plant in Montpelier, and the bust
4 h.. t,1 "A r N q r.
I ship under the name Of the Robert Nj.
/ Fraser. Granite Co.
| The best time, the best dance and the
best orchestra viii be tonight in How
land hall at the fremen's concert and
dance. Concert, to q; dancing till
o'clock. Refreshments. Tickets, Sl.50
a couple; extra ladies. soc, including
tax adv.
i Work Of razing the barn and stables
at 1884, North Main street has be-
gun. and will probably be completed
/ before the snow is very deep. The llv-
erv stable was formerly owned by
! John Papin. but this fall it was con,
j demned by the state authorities and
/ the stock and goods sold off.
| Your mother, wife or sister would
!, appreciate an Eureka vacuum cleaner
| for Xmas. A more suitable gift could
not be bought Have them try one
now. You can save money by buying
| within the next ten days Attachments
! free. Sold on easy terms. Call 240- X.
/ Montpelier & Barre Light 4 Power 20.
adv.
| Just arrived large lot Of blankets;
/ Regis woolnap tplaid1 double, 66xsu,
S3.65; golden fleeced, double, 66xs0, S. /;
gray fleece. 66xso, 1925; bathrobe
blankets. Indian pattern, Esmond. o4x
| rs, S4.35; Australian bathrobe ban-
| ket. $3.50. "A nice line of woolcns at
| low prices. Blue serge, a5c and Sl.I5 a
| ward. yelvets and velveteens. Little
! Dry Goods Store, Cottage street, on
| North Main.-adv.
| John Lincoln OF Keene. y. H., cell
/ ist: G. G. Honcycutt Of Peoria, Ill,
| clarinetist, and J. Ed. Gagnon Of Man
Il chester, n H.. pianist, arrived in the
city yesterday to begin their engage
4 ment at the Park theatre next Mon
day. The trio are playing at the opera
house this week. They, together with
a yiolinist to arrive soon, will consti.
L tute the orchestra at the Park, which
hy the way, will be the only theatre in
Il the state to have both organ and or
chestra. The organ has recently been
put in first-class shape and with the
orchestra in conjunction. the manage
ment hope to give their patrons the
proper musical setting with their at
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