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

hold social at the Brookside schools
house Friday evening. Nov. 25.
One lot of ladies coat sweaters, as
sorted colors and sizes, value 80, each
Sl.9S. Barre Bargain Store adv.
Your friends will appreciate a pound
Of our delicious 49c chocolates on
Thank sgiying day, on sale at browns
Drug Store.--adv.
Knights Attention. There will be a
dance in the X. OF G. hall Friday, Nov.
rs, for Knights and their families.
Don't forget the date.
Mrs. Donald Smith and her mother,
Mrs. Mary Carswell, returned last
night from two weeks stay in Bos-
ton as guests of Miss Joena Smith.
DIR. Leonhardt SAYS: Hem Rod will
relieve the most stubborn case OF Piles
or money back Gives quick action.
f. A. Drown sells it on guarantee ad.
The proof of good cigar is in the
smoking. Next time try Sculptor,
Zoe straight Wesley Hoffman, Mfr,
365 North Main street. Tel. 6oI-W.--
adv.
A gallon of our anti-freeze might
save you an expensive freeze-up. Don't
get caught because the weather has
changed; 81 gallon at Benefits gar
age.adv.
HEALTH Wealth. Happinessl The
way is open for you to have all three.
Come and learn how in the series OF
free lectures at the Universalist church
7:30 tonight. lady.
Mrs. William Barclay has returned
from visit to her mother. Mrs. Anne
Mercer, at ElbertoR, Ca. Mrs. Mercer,
who was recently taken suddenly i'll,
has somewhat improved
The mission circle Of the Universal
list church will meet with Mrs. Hokerk
Friday afternoon at 2:30. As the state
president, Mrs. Fortier, is to be pres
ent, good attendance is desired.
Compare Sculptor cigar with your
higher priced favordte. Imported wrap
per and filler, Connecticut binder, Zoe
straight. Wesley Hoffman, Mfr, 365
North Main street. Tel. 607-W adv.
Paint shop just opened at 59h
South Main street. Am prepared to
do all kinds Of auto painting and var
nishing. Work satisfactory at reason
able prices. Tel. 632M. Willis A.
Powers, proprietor -adv.
Regular meeting Of the I. Q. O. T., NJ.
e., viii be held in X. of p. hall Friday
evening, Nov. %, at o'clock. lnitia-
tion. All officers and guards please
wear white. Guards will meet at $3.50
sharp for practice. Refreshments.
Woman's club annual Thanksgiving
ball win be held in city hall, Montpel-
Ter. Nsy. "a. Music by Browns or
chestra Of Burlington. 4 concert con-
sisting Of music, fancy dances and
character sketches by Professor Leo
Leonard of L. V NJ, viii be given
from s to Q. Dance tickets sl.50, con-
cert tickets 25c. Special car to Barre
after danee.--adv.
The new Washington county tuber-
cillar hospital on BeckIey hill, Barre
Town. has progressed SO far toward
completion that il will receive pa
tients on Friday, Nov. 25. The num-
Der who will enter is not known def
nitely, but il is thought that within a
short time there viii be twenty five
persons to come to the Institution for
treatment Arrangements have been
made whereby residents Of Vermont
who are now receiving treatment in
three hospitals outside Of the state
can come 10 the Washington county
hospital. Steamfitters were to-day
making the final connections and 9TH
or workmen are putting the main
building ana the home for the hospital
help in shape for the opening Of the
institution. Miss Hearsey, the super
intendent, has made most of her staff
appointments and has secured persons
70 fill various other positions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Tobin were well
aware that Monday was the first an
nirersarv OF their wedding when about
25 OF their Barre and Montpelier
friends gathered at their home on
Academy street to give them a sur
prise Mr.. and Mrs. Tobin were in.
yited out TO supper and upon return
ing found the party waiting. A wed
ding ceremony was the feature Of the
evening Miss Phyllis Nigneault and
Max Holden, who attended the couple
on their wedding day. were on duty
again, while Arthur Splitter acted as
minister. At the close Of the cere-
mony Mrs. Tobin was busy seeking
packages that were strewn through
the house and on getting the collection
together she found they had received
many beautiful pieces Of silver, linen
and cut glass Music for dancing was
furnished by Mrs. David Morgan and
Messrs. Carroll and Splitter. The party
broke up after midnight wishing the
couple many happy years OF welded
life.
Wholly independent BE your own
employer with a regular ineome-rain
or shine. This is what goes with this
one man farm, just outside the city
limits. Choice location, within walk
ing distance Of the city schools; splen-
did market. churches, etc, etc As a
dairy farm. one man can easily do the
work caring for the stock, keeping
Just about as much as one man cares
to look after-from 3 to II cows. or
more. Just at this time, there are
eight rs fine cows a. can easily be
found Mix sold at wholesale, except
for few retail customers; SIX cows
being now in milk. the income being
s35 weekly. If one were milking as
many more, the income, Of course
well. you can figure il. Suppose man
wants to earn more; splendid chance
for poultry-and yet morc-land Is
finely adapted for garden truck and
berries The splendid draft team which
Is included can easily do the work on
the farm and earn several hundred
dollars each wear besides Should one
want TO establish a small milk route