The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

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! few days on business.
| Marked down sale on all millinery.
Mrs. Birnie, Laurel street.--adv.
/ III. j. M. Jones is passing the week
J end in Newton, Mass, with relatives.
/ Dance tonight, White Mt. jazz or
chestra, armory hall, Montpelier. ADV.
Miss Georgianna Brewer OF Spring
field, Mass, is passing a few days IN
the city.
| Ex-Alderman Michael d. keefe - III
at his home on Foster street with
pneumonia.
Paul Kingston has returned to the
city from Boston, where ne went
couple OF weeks ago.
Rev. Leon Morse has returned TO ms
| home in Dover, N. H., after passing
couple Of days in Barre.
Mario Sanguinetti of North Main
street, who has been in Boston Tor
few days, has returned TO the city.
Waldron Shield of East street has
returned to the city after an extensive
business trip through the middle west.
Marshall England of the Boston Of
flee of Jones Bros. returned to his home
Yesterday, after passing several days
in Barre.
Misses Ellen and Blanche Hapgood,
who have been in the city about
week with relatives, returned Thurs
day to their home in Syracuse, n, ~
w. A. Venable, the Barre representa-
tive of the Ingersoll- Rand Co., returned
this morning from few days visit
with relatives in Manchester, n. ii.
Marieo Guidici leaves for Italy the
first Of next week to join his wiie IN
that conatry. He leaves from New
York City ON the steamship Colombo.
Just received bowls, cups and sau-
Gers plates and other crockery at at
tractive prices at Oscar Smiths sec
ond hand store, 1897 North Main street.
adv.
Crowds turned away on Wednesday
night for lack of room; THE Deacon
Takes a Wife, repeated at Congrega-
tional church Monday night; 3oc'--
adv
Superintendent +. L. Lovett OF the
Montpelier 4 Barre Light q Power Co.,
has returned from few days visit at
the home office of the Tenney Co. in
Boston.
Ask your dealer for est A. Spe
Gals" mild fragrant cigars. Quality
uniformly excellent. Union made by
! Raymond Guyette, mfr, st. Adams,
Vt.--ady.
Why did Teddy Ryan leave old Ire
landg Come to the entertainment at
Iniyersalist church Tuesday at 5 p. m.
and YOU will find out Admission, 10
cents.--adv.
The fremen have sounded the all
out" for their annual concert and dance
Thanksgiving eve, Nov. %, Rowland
hall: concert 8 to O.; dancing to |. All
out for good time adv.
Compare a Sculptor cigar with your
higher priced favorite. Imported wrap
per and filler, Connecticut binder, Toe
] straight. Wesley Hoffman, Mfr, 365
North Main street. Tel 607-W.-adv.
w. II. Richardson of l02 Merchant
street, who underwent q serious oper-
alton at the City hospital Thursday,
was reported in a very favorable con-
dition this morning, although not
wholly out of danger yet,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cory, jr, win
be among those who viii attend the
Harvard Yale football game in Cam
bridge, Mass, this afternoon. Mr..
Cory is taking few days rest from
his duties at the Wetmore & Morse
quarries.
Practical psychology, what IS i'll
| What will il mean to you? Health!
Wealth. Happinessl Come and learn
how at the Universalist church in five
public lectures, TO be given by Mrs.
Charlotte Benson of Springfield, Mass.
adv.
Attorney Robert W. Simonds, for
mer state commissioner Of industries,
has been in Barre and Montpelier for
the. past few days renewing aequaint
ances. He returned yesterday TO his
home in Gardner, Mass, where he has
! formed law partnership with a prom
inent attorney.
Between so and 90 fathers and sons
attended the annual banquet at the
Baptist church last evening and the
event was the most successful of the
several which the church has held.
Chicken-p pie was the main feature OF
the supper ard after all had done jus
tice TO the feed a short program was
given. Clyde Perry. superintendent of
the Sunday school, presided and made
short address, Rev. Bert J. Lehigh
gave a number of readings, Fred In
glis sang and the Sunday school or
ehestra gave two selections.
There will be a Red Cross lecture,
To-day and Tomorrow" with ster-
eopticon slides, at the Magnet next
Sunday, Nov. 20, at p. m, with a
community sing This is the season of
the Red Cross drive for annual MEM
bcrship. Fifty cents of every dollar
collected is used by our local chapter
in employing of a public health nurse
and in the home service department.
The other fifty cents is sent to nation
al headquarters. The story Of its ex-
penditure is illustrated in this lecture.
I The lecture is free, but children under
IL years win not be admitted unless
accompanied by an adult.