The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-19
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1rActlcdl RlfLB AT Lyon D.. "uv
Regular dinner at Baltimore Lunch
3~5c.--adv.
Cady's poems at Martins Bool
Store.-Rdy.
Robert Wright Of North Seminary
street passed the week end at Burling
ton.
Thirty-three and q third per cent dis
count on all boudoir lamps 1T Rockers
adv.
Thermos bottles lower than ever sold
in Barre at the N. d. Phelps company
--adv,
Ten per cent discount on Xmas goods
not staple at Red Cross Pharmacy this
weekday.
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
L~yon's.-radv.
just the thing for the kids Christ
mas, four different sizes Of chocolate
Santa Claus at Drown's.--ady.
Be at Santa Claus headquarters to-
night at I o'clock, Park theatre build
ing. Everybody's going to be there
adv.
Through an error, the name Of Mrs.
Harriet Williams was omitted from
the committees Ut We olde Plymouth
fair.
Miss Kathryn Bruya of Maple Grove
street left Saturday for Essex june
ton, where she will visit friends for
a few days,
When YOU buy a toy that is manu-
featured in Barre you are encouraging
a new industry for your town. oko
Novelty company.--adv.
Basketball ball, armory hall, Mont
pelier, Wednesdays Dec. 81, Capital
City five VS.. Co. nD.-American Legion,
st. Johnsbury. Game starts at s:l5
sharp.-adv.
All stores, members Of the Barre Re-
tail Merchants association, Inc, will
remain open evenings, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, Dec. q, % and "a,
and win be closed all day. Monday,
Dec. 2G.--adv.
Don't throw away that little Christ
mas Savings club pass book that YOU
received; bring it to the Granite sav-
ings Bank a Trust Co. 1t viii help
YOU to make your Christmas, 1922, a
merry one.-ady.
Christmas dance, Worthen hall, on
Wednesday, Dee. III, s p, m. Miss Quin-
Ian cordially invites all present, past
and future pupils to attend. Parents
and friends welcome. Good music,
Note change of date.-ady.
Mention should have been made in
Fridays paper Of the 500 party held
by the Maccabees in Rowland hall on
Thursday afternoon from ESQ until 3
o'clock. The first prize was received
by Mrs. Rose Granger and the second
prize vent to Mrs. Agnes Bradford.
The party was under the direction OF
Mrs. Mabel Phelps as chairman and
was a great success.
"A splendid tribute to the calibre Of
athletes turned out by Spaulding re-
was paid by the Boston TRAY
eler. As shining examples Of this, the
Traveller pointed put George Douglass
and Winston Brown, who are candi-
dates for the Dartmouth freshmen has
team. The Traveller said these
two were among the most promising
the squad and indicated that big
things are expected from them. Doug
lass and Brown are in Barre to pass
the vacation with their parents.
Offensive attack of the heat rays OF
Old Sol during the past two days has
been about enough to v~anquish Barre's
,nly sign of winter, the snow. What
now of that article has been
into Ice, and sery slippery Ice,
zoo. Fields barred to the winds are In
sight from almost any vantage point.
In Orange. where, strangely enough,
ess snow has fallen this autumn than
n the city, there is very little snow TO
De seen, the brown fields having been
almost completely uncovered Of their 4,
garment by the recent warmth. :.