The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-21
Talk or THE TOWN

William Barnes is making a short
visit in Felchvile.
l.. J. Russell has opened the repair
shop Of the Goodfellow company adv,
WANTED, Male Cook Universalist
church, Tuesday at p. m. Admission,
l5c.--adv.
r. A. Drown and son, Wendell, have
returned to Barre from a business trip
10 Boston.
When did you write home last
EAST, West, Homes Best" This is
sOld Nest" weekday.
Ernest Tomasi Of Merchant street is
attending the state school of ag-
riculture at Randolph Center.
| Special Thanksgiving dinner, Hotel
Barre, SIPS per plate. If convenient,
telephone 600 how many.-ady
Miss Edna Steel, student at Mont
pelier seminary, spent the week end
with Pearl and Ruby Bradbury.
"The Bachelors Reverie.' All bach
elors should see this entertainment and
profit thereby. Uniyersnlist church, 5
p. m. Admission, l5c. adv.
The condition of little Clarence
Worthen, son of Frank Worthen, pro-
prietor of the Depot square restaurant,
Is reported as very much improved.
All people interested in the beauties
of nature will want to see the pictures
to be shown by '.the snowflake man"
at the M. Il. church the evening Of Dec.
adv.
Stephen Marchesi. of 100 South Main
street has returned to the city from a
couple OF weeks outing in Pittsford
Mr.. Marchesi was unsuccessful in
bringing down deer.
The firemen's concert and dance is
everybody's good time. Come to the
Rowland hall Wednesday evening, Nov
23 CAROLS orchestra. Dancing till
o'clock. Punch and waters served free.
adv.
At a meeting of Barre branch, G. G..
|. A., Saturday night, proposed new
bill to take the place of the agreement
expiring April |, 1922, was completed
ready for presentation to the Granite
Manufacturers association.
James Greig, halfback on the Uni
versity Of Vermont football team,
spent Sunday at his home here before
leaving with his team for Detroit,
where it plays Detroit university on
Thursday. The team leaves Burlington
Tuesday.
A very successful whist party was
held by the ladies' aid society of the
City hospital in the Hotel Barre Fri
day afternoon. Thirty tables were in
play. Refreshments were served. About
1872 was realized and will be used to
purchase dressings and other supplies
for the hospital.
Have a Eureka cleaner delivered to-
day to you for five days. then il you
decide to keep it call us up and we
win deliver to you complete set of
attachments, yalue $3.50, free. The
cleaner may be paid for on easy pay
ments, $3.50 down and balance easy
monthly payments. Montpelier &
Barre Light 4 Power Co. Phone 246-R.
adv.
Mrs. Pearl r. WATSON of Waterbury
has sold her farm to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Whitney of Alstead, n. II. Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitney bought for a home and
planned to take possession immediate
". The price paid was said to have
been SIT 900. The sale included 80 head
of pure bred Holstein cows, all farm
ing implements, crops and fine house
hold furniture. The farm Is one OF the
finest in the Waterbury district. The
sale was made through the ID. A. Perry
real estate agency.
Fifteen young lady friends OF Miss
Mary Patterson, in surprise. enter
tanned her at the home OF Miss Inella
Ball Of Hill street Saturday evening.
the event being in the nature of a
farewell to Miss Patterson, who leaves
Friday for southern California to make
her home The evening was pleasant
~ spent in the playing of games, sing
ing and recounting of old times.
Dainty refreshments OF ice cream and
cake and waters were served. The
guest was presented handsome sap
phire brooch pin set with pearls.
II one was handed a stick and a
ptttt vi ttUtA lttl AhNN Wy
tie manipulation from $40 TO $4,000
could be made with them, one wouldn't
be long in trying it out. The firemen
point out how easily it's done. Take
the cloth and wrap il around one end
Of the stick Take down the stove-pipe
in the kitchen and run the stick
through, back and forth. Could any
thing be easieri The pipe is then free
of SCOT and therefore, very slow 10
heat. IL will cause no fire either small
or disastrous, as long as the treat
ment Is applied frequently. In this
way it can be seen that untold dol
lars can be saved and "a dollar saved
is dollar made The first call in
several weeks was received by the fire.
men yesterday and upon answering
they found an overhested ttove-pipe.
The Bellows Falls department went
out on their first alarm in seven
months, recently. They also found an
overheated stove-pipe, and the Mont
pelier department responded TO gen
eral alarm few days ago TO find they
had only an overheated stove-pipe TO
cool. The fremen have fairly good
grounds for issuing their formula.