The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-29
TALK or THE TOM

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Your battery will be taken care o.
this winter by 'phoning $50, IL 7. Cut
Ter & Son. adv.
Mrs. 0. III. Heininger Of Burlington
| is visiting at the home of DIR. and Mrs
Il, +. Heininger.
Remember the date, Dec. s, and keer
| it open for the ladies Of the Universal.
| list church. adv.
Attention, G. 0. Fl Il. j. Dion Of lOl
| Seminary street will collect all dues
| from members from this date.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Camire and
daughter, Lillian, spent Thanksgiving
at Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bisson's.
Public dance, Rowland hall, Wednes-
day night; CAROLS orchestra, seven
pieces. A good time assured.
All kinds of fancy hand made arti.
cles. Come early for good selection
Mrs. Mcleod, l07 Seminary street
adv.
Come and be introduced to THE
Two Mrs. Browns at the Presbyteri-
an church Wednesday night, Nov. 30,
adv.
Wouldn't you like to board this win
ter and have change? Can spare a
few rooms for winter boarders at Ho-
tel Barre. ]. ". Rowen, Mgr.
Mrs. George Fowlie has received
word that her sister, Eloise nj. Reid
il resting very comfortably after tine
operation she underwent at st. Johns
bury yesterday.
we are receiving requests daily from
readers Of The Times for samples OF
our knitting yarns at mill prices. Have
you sent for yours yet? Our adv. is on
page 7, column sadv.
Aurora Desilets, Irene Boulerice,
Rosie and Juiiette Larochelle. returned
to st. Mary's academy yesterday
morning, having spent the Thanksgiv-
ing recess with their parents.
Marquis de Lafayette chapter,
Daughters OF the American Revolution,
meet Saturday, Dec. 3, at the Com
munity club rooms, in the Wood art
gallery, Montpelier, at 2sl5 p. m.
Special bargains in woolens for skirt
ing Prunella, also plaids and checks.
A nice line Of yelyetpens in various
colors, 30 and AZ in. wide. Little Dry
Goods Store, Cottage street, off North
Main. adv.
All that we need Is your presence at
the dance in Rowland hall Dec 7, Civ
en- BY. " NJ. club of the Universalist
church to make il a real big time,
lru..,. <.a~I.r da,as,,v = ~ CafraTfss
orchestra; 81 a couple, extra ladies
35c. adv.
1.-THE Four Horsemen Of the Apoca
lypse' marks milestones in the prog
ress Of the art Of cinematography
most assuredly bids fair 10 enjoy an
unprecedented success wherever ex
hibited.n Opera house Thursday, FRI
day and Saturday. adv.
Arrangements are being completed
for holding the FIRST ladies night Of
the season in the rooms of the Vincitia
club on Friday evening, Dec, Is. An in
formal reception will precede a pro-
gram Of dancing, music for which will
be furnished by CAROLS orchestra.
AS il is Friday night the pictures
are shown by "the snowflake man" at
the Methodist church, the boys and
girls can avail themselves of the OPP
portunity, as it will not interfere with
school work Don't miss it. Admission
25c; children, also boy scouts and
campfire girls, l5c.-adv.
Large crowds VIII. ATTENDED the ''fiyst
night entertainment" with both or
and organ accompaniment, at
the Park theatre last night, were more
than satisfied with the pleasing effect
which the music produced The cello
and the smaller instruments blended
wonderfully with the deep tones Of the
pipe organ, and gave fine aecompani
ment.
Membeys Of the Cheer Up club en-
tertained about IS of their friends last
evening in the o. c. G. hall. A fine pro-
gram was given, which consisted OF
solo dances, recitations and farce in
two acts, in which every member of
the clubs took part. Musical selections
we're rendered by the club orchestra of
nix pieces. After the performance, re
freshments Of ice cream, cake and wa
Ters were served. Dancing was then en-