The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

a nice selection Of millinery at Mrs
Birnie's, Laurel street--adv.
Economical buyers make Shea's
Shoe Store their headquarters.--adv.
Ladies! Have your scissors sharp.
ened as good as new at Drowns adv
Program for the st. Elizabeth ba-
zaar will be published later. Dancing
in the evening.-adv.
William Milne and family Of Pat
terson street are passing few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ladd in Or
ange.
Lawrence Angwin Of Becklev street
has taken up duties again in the +. q.
Rogers clothing store, after being i'll
| for some time.
| Regular meeting of Barre post, No.
| 10, American Legion, at clubhouse on
Wednesday, Oct. II, at 1880 p. m. Per
order commander.
Annual Columbus day ball, city hall,
Montpelier, Wednesday evening, Oct.
~. CAROLS orchestra, nine pieces.
Car for Barre after dance. adv.
About thirty large White Legnorn
pullets, almost ready to lay, and as
many more hens will be sold at the
Papin auction Friday afternoon
The regular monthly meeting Of The
trustees Of the Barre City hospital
will be held at the City hospital on
Wednesday evening, Oct. IL, at s
o'clock.
Special meeting of Mt. Calvary
council, Princes Of Jerusalem, at Mont
pelier Masonic hall, Wednesday eve
ming, Oct. H. Work 18th degree. Sup
per at 6:l5 by ladies of Rob Morris
chapter, 0. E. S.
Rebekahs, attention. District meet
ing Oct. IA in Washington. Those
wishing conveyance telephone 32l-R
not later than Thursday night. Cars
leave Odd Fellows hall promptly. az
$50 for supper at o'clock
South Barre grange Thursday eve.
ming. Program; Reading. Mrs. Cut
Ter; song, selected, by assistant stew
ard; reading, Mrs. Wood; talk, Mr.
Adams; song selected by lady stew
ard; reading, Mrs. Houghton.
The Barre Scottish pipe and drum
band left this morning in automobiles
to fill two days contract to play at
the Tunbridge fair They were accom-
panied by Miss Marie Pirie, who VIII
give exhibition Of novelty and High
land dances.
Bright Star Rebekah lodge, l. o. 0. |
f., met in Odd Fellows hall last night |
and listened to an interesting talk On
the order by Mrs. Mabel Caldwell Of |
Burlington, vice-president Of the Re- |
bekah assembly, A large number were
present and after the talk by Mrs. |
Caldwell a musical program was Civ
en-. Refreshments were served. 1t was
announced that the district meeting
Of district 10. which includes Barre,
win be held in Washington Friday.
A benefit dance for unemployed
granite cutters Of Barre will be held
at the Granite street hall Saturday
evening, Oct Is. A circular put out
to advertise the dance says: Broth
FRS, the industrial crisis that has hit
the working class of all industries has
hit some of our brothers. There are
ldlHefr bl tdIFt ihulitrs tidt nav
been walking the streets for several
months and need help of those that
are working. Do your duty and at
tend this Dance The admission is IS
,ents. ladies free.
In the Cantu Photograph show case
N front of the Worthen block there Is
/ photograph OF the victorious hose
team which went to Brattle-
,oro Labor day. The photograph Is
clear and sharp in detail.
The names Of Roy Watkins, w. Cousts,
Stephen Rizzi, s. Sierra, Harold John
ION, James Glass, James Booth, W.
Ross, W. Nelson, w Guernsey, john
Philip, Charles 0'Keefe, j Duguid. T.
Wilson and r. Belville are inscribed,
Ind there is an insert photograph of
John Shepard and James Young
Alterations which will make the b.
N. Hooker a. Co. furniture store one
Il the finest in Vermont are under
way. A balcony to extend over near :
v half the store is being installed on
he south side. The office will occupy
he rear end of this balcony while the
est will be fitted with movable par
itions to form a model suite of rooms
Zach room viii be completely fur
Iished in order that the trade may !
ee how the furniture viii look in
Dom. A display of small pieces of
urniture will also be placed on the
alconv. The main floor Of the store
fill he rearranged completely.