The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-08
TALK or THE TOWN

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Initiation and socia' hour.
Make Shca's big shoe and rubber
sale your headquarters.--adv
William Garrow OF Montgomery was
week end visitor in Barre.
| See Prof o. Howe Learned at Meth
odist fair Tuesday. Nov. S.-adv.
| For sale. Car No, Fancy Baldwin
apples on NJ. & w. tracks adv.
william A. Morrison Of Topsham
was in the city yesterday On business,
| g. S. Goodrich Of Richmond was in
the city the first OF the week on bust
ness.
/ A Swedish meeting will be held Nov.
10 at 1880 p. m. at 30 Ayerill street,
| Rev. a. Bjorkman in charge.
The music committee OF the Odd La
dies will meet with Mrs. Bianchi, .
Keith avenue, Tuesday evening.
Be protected while driving your car
/ BY purchasing an automatic windshield
/ seraper. H. \. Cutler s. Som adv,
Edwin Carleton and family Of High
land avenue left yesterday for Florida
by automobile, where they will pass
/ the winter months.
! Notice: All Universalist ladies who
have been solicited for pies for \. q
p. supper please get to Rowland hall
by 5 o'clock Wednesday, Nov. 9.--ady
You will find it worth while to call
for est. A. Specials" Mild, fragrant
cigars. All dealers Raymond Guy
cite. Mfr. St. Adams. yt..-ady.
Mrs. Evelyn Taylor, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs William Harvey
of East street for number Of days,
has returned to her home in South
Royalton,
/ A large attendance is desired at the
regular meeting Of the American lle-
/ gion auxiliary to be held Tuesday
/ night. Quilting bee after the meeting.
Refreshments will be served.
The nearly seventy members of Co.
II. National Guard. In Barre have now
| been equipped in their full uniform,
i which Is the regulation army goods
and of fine quality The suits, which
/ came week or more ago, were the
| wooden, or winter outfits, the lighter
summer clothing coming some, time IN
| the spring.
/ L. T. Mover, janitor at the Math-
ewson school since it was built, L
wears ago next February, has resigned
| his position on account OF poor health.
/ Mr.. Mover has been an efficient and
! painstaking servant, well-liked by pu-
| nils and tcas hers, as well as by his EN-
/ plovers. His place il taken by Don
i aid Il. Mcleod of Ia Camp street. MIR.
/ Mcleod has been granite worker and
Is at present secretary OF Clan Cor
dor
The ladies' aid Of the Williamstown
Congregational church will serve a
chicken pie supper in the church par
| lors. Wednesday, Nov p. Aprons ana
candy will be on sale Menu, chicken
pie, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce,
salad, ice cream, cake and coffee. A
program will be given under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. 0utland. Supper VIII be
served from 5 to $ p. m. Admission,
admits SOC. children 35c. Everybody
welcome.-adY.
| Nov. IA Is the day in Barre when
| you can help the great work the Red
Cross is doing BY continuing your
i membership ir the organization and
4 answering the roll call with your dol
lar. II you are not member, JOIN
next Monday; If you are Q member,
renew that membership. One great
work Of the Red Cross Is the aid OF dis
abled se~vice men and among other
reconnaissance pts foi the year are the
followings II handled I0,7S2 allot-
rnent and allowance claims. II deliv-
cred through its chapter organization
63.655 allotment checks to veterans
who had moved from the addresses
furnished to the bureau of war risk in.
surance. II provides special fund Of
$4,000 for medical assistance to men
under vocational training 1t made 81
495 loans totaIing $4,000 to men tax
ing vocational training, of which -
per cent has been repaid
George johnson of the Barre Mont
pelier road, who lost his entire bee in
dustrv bv fire Sunday evening, estl
mates his loss at S 500, which is about
| two thirds covered BY insurance. HI
lost his beehcuse, all his supplies anc
equipment and thirty colonies Of bee'
numbering into thousands. Mr.. John
SON was building up quite an industry
and was planning on further extension
| Of the business Despite the setback
he hopes to get started again and plan
to rebuild in the spring, adding colo
MES of bees from time to time an'
putting in new equipment. The bee
house burned was where II. w. Scot
OF Barre formerly conducted the sam
business. Mr.. johnson does not know
what caused the fire but believes tn
fire NAV have started from sparl
| from an oil heater Nor a bee smoke
which were in use during the day o
| the fire.
i Afternoons and evenings, Tuesda,
and Wednesday, New. s and ?, autumi
sale Of J. Msnamaker's unique depart
ment store at the Methodist church
Aprons for parlor, porch or kitchen
art goods. choice needlework, hous
furnishings. kute things from Riddle
| Vile. cake in the cool sn'airy depart
ment, home made candies, cosy &c
! cream corner, funny and Fascinating
/. for the fastidious OF the frivolous a
the fourishing scout girls counter
Z Opens at / o'clock in the afternoon. Al
planned and perpetrated by the ladie
and pastors union of the Methods
church. The menu for the supper a
the church "wednesday. Nov-.9:
HI Chicken-pie