The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-10
TALK OF THE TOWN
Plenty of 50-cent Columbia records
lett at Red Cross Pharmacy. adv.

Plenty of 59-cent Columbia records
left at Red Cross Pharmacy adv
Rummage sale, Presbyterian church
Saturday, March IL, p. m. to P. M
adv.
Eldon Ball, who has been employed
in an electrical shop in Massena, n, V,
has completed employment and re-
turned to his home on Hill street.
Framework, summer lingerie, boudoir
caps, handmade handkerehiefs and 9th
err dainty pieces of fancywork at Con-
gregational Easter sale, March load.
Regular meeting of the Odd Ladies
in X. of p hall Friday, March H. at
7 p, m. sharp. Initiation. Wear white
for degree work. Ladies' night after
meeting. Guests come at Sis. A
large attendance desired.
Do not put off repairing recovering
or dressing that automobile top untll
we are so busy we cannot give it
prompt attention. See Bartlett, the
Auto Top man, at 220 North Main
NhitItf bnAlcy tpFua aA''
The Netop class of the NJ. f. church
will hold a poverty social at the home
of Mrs. Raymond Waterman, 10 Camp
street, Friday evening, March H. Any
member who comes not dressed suit
ably for a poverty social will be fined,
Members please come prepared to pay
Armenian pledges for January, Febru-
airy and March.
A. w Badger & Co. commenced op.
erations Yesterday for thorough rem
ovation Of their store in the Morse
block With a new lighting system,
one or two coats OF paint, and few
minor changes in the arrangement of
the interior, the store in few weeks
will present much more attractive
appearance.
At the Elks club in Montpelier this
afternoon the Vermont Underwriters
association will hold its annual mid
winter meeting and this evening, be-
ginning at $50, a banquet. Several
Barre insurance men are planning to
attend, among them being \. B. Bal
lhIus AllhfltN = dIEtt MT ih6H NPAiiPbNilf
W A Drew, Mayo Lynde, H. S. Parks
and D. W. Mcdonald
The Nve Motor Co, Inc, recently
organized, has already started work to-
ward the remodeling of the old Fritz
Jackson store in the Morse building
for the purposes OF a showroom and
repair shop for automobiles. Yester-
day workmen were engaged in knock
ing out a section Of the wall on the
north end 81 the building for the pur-
pose of erecting a door large enough for
the entrance of any sized automobile
The Y. P. l.. club will give a pri-
vatc debate this evening AZ the debat.
ing room. beginning promptly at 7;3A
The question to be discussed is, "Should
Sunday Blue Laws be Enforced The
affirmative side viii be supported by
Miss Kathleen Starr as leader Miss
Marjorie DOYLE and William Martin;
the negative side nv Ronald Chapman
ne leader, Miss Lillian Dovle and Miss
Florence Dodge All members Of class
one please be present Per order pres
ident.
Word was received by Mrs. A. G..
Paw Yesterday telling Of the sudden
death. in Boston last Friday night,
~ Mrs. Crlina HASKELL Williams,
widow Of Loren Williams, formerly Of
Barre and once member of the firm
of Barry 4 Williams The Williams
family left Barre many years ago for
Boston. where thew made their home.
Mr.. Williams died about two years
ago, as did their son. DR. Ellis VIII.
linms. The only surviving member of
the family is Miss Janet Williams Of
Boston, who has many friends in Barre.
Mrs Williams had many friends in
Barre and vicinity.