The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
TALK OF II TOXIN

Regular dinner at Baltimore Lunch
35c.--adv.
P~ocahontas moccasins for all the
family at Shca's Shoe store.-adv.
Miss Mary Holden Of Winooski was
in the city this morning with friends.
Thermos bottles lower than ever sold
in Barre at the N. D. Phelps company.
lady.
Walter Goss and family Of East
street have left for WATERFOWL forNa
short visit.
Just received, a new lot Of high
grade jewelry store umbrellas at
Burr's.--adv.
The largest and most reasonable
priced line Of sleds in the city at
1 Lyons.-adv.
James Mccarthy, who has been at
tending Boston university, Is in Barre
for the holidays.
Just the thing for the kids Christ
mas, four different sizes Of chocolate
Santa Claus at Drown's.--adv.
Miss Helen Macdonald Of Bridge.
port, Conn, Is visiting friends and rel
atives In Barre for a short time.
Arthur Crawford of Pleasant street
left this morning for South Portland,
Me, where he has found employment.
Miss Lillian Charbonneau Of Toronto
arrived in Barre last night to pass the
holidays with friends here and In Gran
~iteville.
With every cash order for soda a
handsome. calendar will be given free,
Granite City Bottling Works, tel. 1926
M.--adv.
Buy yonr watches and iewelry for
Christmas presents at Goodfcllow's
Jewelry Store and receive a beautiful
art calendar.
i. g. Widener of Dunkirk, N. Y, a
w4ll-known retail monument dealer,
and his son are in Barre for several
days on business.
When you buy d toy that is manu-
featured in Barre you are encouraging
a new industry for your town. oKo
Novelty company.--adv.
John b. Cassellini Of New Jersey
has arrived in the city to pass the holt
days ut the home Of Constantine Cas-
ellini Of Maple avenue.
Tonight at $50 is the time that
Santa Claus will give out the presents.
at the Park theatre building. Every
body's going; are youf--adv.
Minnehaha enoampment. Regular
meeting will be held In Odd Fellows
hall, Wednesday, Dec. Fl, at 1880. Elec-
ton OF officers. Per order G. r..
Special Christmas dinner served at Ho-
tel Barre Sunday, Dec. Is, from ! to
2i30, sI.25 per plate. Telephone 900
how many, If convenient.-adv.
Miss Lila Kershaw of Springfield,
Mass, is expected to arrive in Barre
this afternoon to remain over the hol-
days with friends in North Barre.
Miss Marcia Langley, who IL attend
ing Connecticut State college, is in
Barre to pass the holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Langley of
belmont avenue.
Stephen Rizzi, who has been attend
ing Worcester Polytechnic institute, IN
Worcester, Mass, Is passing the holi-
days at the home Of his parents on
North Main street.
Miss Madeline Whitcomb. who has
been attending the University of Yer
mont, Is passing the holidays at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Mhitcomb, of East Barre.
Basketball, armory hall, Mont
,elier, Wednesday. Dec. 81, Capital
1ity FIVE VS.. Co. aD"-American Legion,
IT. Johnsbury. Game starts at s:l5
harp. Dancing after game.-adv.
Don't throw away that little Christ
Savings club pass boob that you
eceived; bring it to the Granite Saw
-. n.,I T~~xf r. II mill haIn l
to make your Christmas, 1922,
merry onc.-ndv.
Miss Merle Douglass Of Elm street
las left for Florida, where she win be
mployed in one of the hotels. In Bos-
she will be met by friends, who !
will make the rest of the trip with
Ter. During the past summer Miss
worked in one of the New
hampshire hotels. /
Men of the Presbyterian church are |
Felcomed at the meeting of the Mems
hub to be held at 1880 o'clock this |
The report of the supper com (
will be given after which an ad-
by Rev. b. @. Lipsky will be lis
ened TO. Refreshments win follow.
here Is no admission. A large attend
is desired.
Work has been started on remodel I.
M the basement of the Worthen block
or a restaurant which Is to be opened
Don by Peter Maberini. I The place,
fhich Is at the Keith avenue corner
{ the building, has been occupied up
o now by y. A. Prindle's hardware
II will be divided by a partition
nd the Prindle store will occupy n
art and the restaurant the other. [
+. ID. Coffin Of 8 Smith street was
liured yesterday while working in the
GODS for Duane Wood. He fell back. I
ard when a eanthook broke and J
his head against a woodpile,
a bad cut and rendering him /
nconscious for a time. Mr.. Wood and !
[ l.. CelIey, who was working with Z
Ir. Coffin, carried him home and DIR. I
I. $. Duffy vas called to dress the |
iound. I
At a recent regular meeting of the Z
lodern Woodmen of America, the fol- I
officers were elected for the en- 1
ling year: Consul, Charles Grace;
asst consul, Nathan +. Clark; adviser, 4
Lewis; clerk, Arthur Nicora,
{ Summer street; banker, Robert |
escort. John Bottigi; watch I
ian. Leon johnson, sentry. Winifred Z
d-on; manager, Floyd Holt, three /,
ears. !
Walton o. Wright. transportation \
anager for the Boston & Maine rail B
'ad, has sent out an announcement, TO I
le effect that Herman s. Garvey has
,en annn;nfpd general aoeuf ~ tho ,