The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-12
TALK or THE TOXIN

Buy your small musical goods al
Bailey's. 20 Pearl street. adv
! CAROLS orchestra will play fol
dancing at Rowland hall Dec. l5.--ads
Special car to Montpelier after ths
Elks' dance Tuesday evening, Dec. l3
i adv.
1 Special! Hot drinks with cheese OF
jelly sandwich, at the Red Cross Phar
macy. adv.
| Come and see the Plymouth Rock
and the colonial styles at the Macca
bees fair.--adv.
Santa Claus invites the children OF
| Barre to meet him at We olde Plym-
nuth fair Dec. l5.-adv.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
hold 500 party in Rowland hall on
! Thursday from 2:30 to 5 o'clock.-adv.
The committee for the farmers ban
quet has made arrangements with the
weather man for good night Wednes
day, Dec. Is. Drive the Ford in.adv.
Don't forget to stock up with pleh-
ty of sheet music for Christmas, at
Dailcy's Music Rooms. 20 Pearl street,
a few steps from the Magnet theatre.
lady.
Maccabees, attention. Anyone hay
ing been overlooked BY the committee
ii requested by this notice to furnish
hall by o'clock Thursday afternoon.
adv.
Chicken pie with cranberries and
other good things to eat served by the
Mems club at the Presbyterian church
Saturday night, Dee, IL. from 5 TO 7.
Special table and attention to clerks.
-adv.
The Goose Greeners play at being
farmers, but it win be the real thing
at rhe. farmers banquet in the yestry
of the Universalist church Wednesday,
Dec. IA. with real ice cream on the
side adv.
T.. G. Rudd of Barre Town was fined
S. and costs Of 1865 ON a charge of in
toxication, when he was arraigned be
fore Judge Elwin i Scott this morn
ing Rudd was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff II. j.. Slayton.
William ingram was fined SIS and
costs Of SLABS by Judge Elwin i.
Scott this morning on charge Of in
toxication Ingram pleaded guilty and
paid The fine and assessment. He was
arrested Yesterday morning by Officer
John s. Murley.
The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency |
has sold for Willard Il. Walker of |
the property known as the |
Hanks farm in Rochester. to Mr.. and /
Mrs. Alrian H. Hatch Of Middlefield,
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch plan to oc-
cupy the farm soon.
Hear the beautiful Christmas story I
IN song by the Montpelier seminary
,horus of 40 voices. Carols OF merrie
England, medieval Germany. Bohemia
md France will be sung in great num-
,crs. Adults, 25c; children. l5c. To-
right, 1880 Hedding Methodist church.
adv.
The Central Vermont Cattle club
vas very fortunate in securing the
ervices Of DR.. II. A, Crossman, inspcc-
or in charge Of Massachusetts,, New
hampshire and Rhode Island. with
in Boston, as speaker at
he farmers banquet Wednesday eve
ing. No one interested in the live
took industry should fail to hear him.
adv. II
Workmen under the supervision Of
!. B. Lane did quick job of plate |
lass setting this morning ut Lander's I
igar store. The big pane Of glass in
he display window Of the store was !
racled through the middle recently.
he workmen removed the old glass
nd set the big new sheet in less than
n hour.
Program for the farmers banquet !
hicken pic supper in the vestry of the :
church. The rest of the !,
ertainment win be in the X. of p. :,
all, Blanchard block; speakers, Comm I
ties each. +. $. Brigham, commissions
+ Of agriculture; DR.. 4. A. Crossman
Boston; Carl A. Smith, manager Of
lie northern market district Of the N +
!. VI. p. A. Marjorie Worcester will Il
ing. Stanley Marsh win also favor rs 4
18th song Piano solo, Sylvia Beau Il
eu. Dr. r. NJ. Lynde will give \