The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-17
TALK or THE TOWN

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i F. d. Ladd is in Boston for few
4 days on business.
Ask the chief Of police "Why Girls
Leave Home" adv.
You win know shortly ssWhy Girls
Leave Home adv.
Any doll in the window at Martins
Book Store, $5.-adv.
! Fred Osborne Of Troy, N. ", Is a
l business visitor in the city.
Mayor Frank Il. Langley is in Bos-
ton on business. He will be back in
Miss Florence Sibley OF North Main
street returned Yesterday from visit
| ing friends in st. Adams.
| Interior decorators under the direc-
tion OF John Dodge have commenced
work at the Vincitia club.
Leather goods, for Christmas gifts.
We have the largest line In town. At
Lander's Cigar Stcre.--adv.
Miss Phyllis Hancock Of Westerly,
r. T., IL visiting friends in Barre and
South Barre for few days.
Donald w. Smith left Barre to-day
for Boston, where he win attend the
| Harvard Yale football game Saturday.
Miss Marcia Gotha of New Haven,
Conn, is visiting friends on Foss
street. She win remain here until aft
er Thanksgiving
Admission to the American Legion
Auxiliary bazaar tonight and to-mor
row night only Zoe Program begins
at 8 o'clock -ady.
Wilman Richardson OF 102 Merchant
street was operated upon at the City
hospital this morning and Is reported
as resting comfortably.
CAROLS orchestra win furnish mu-
sic for dancing Thursday and Friday
nights at the American Legion Auxil-
iary bazaar. Rowland halliday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcleod have
returned to their home in Southamp-
ton, Mass, after having passed the
past couple of weeks In the city.
Miss Frieda Ladd has returned to
Northampton, Mass, to resume her
studies at Smith college, after pass
ing several days with her parents.
It was reported this morning that
one of the largest granite plants In
town expects to reopen the first Of
DcctftlDtI Win fut&t lVttt vi hlti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Matthews
Of Melrose, Mass, visited in Barre yes
terday on their way to Montreal,
where they are TO make their home.
Charles A. Brown has gone to Bos-
ton to attend the Dartmouth fresh
men and Dean academy football game
at Fcnway park. Mr.. Browns son,
Winston, is member Of the Dart
mouth squad.
Practical psychology, what is It!
What will it mean to your Health!
Wealth. Happine<si Come and learn
how at the Universalist church in five
public lectures, to be given by Mrs.
Charlotte Benson Of Springfield, Mass
adv.
Presbyterians Remember the enter
tainment and social to be held at the
church Friday evening, Nov. Is. En-
tertainment begins at 1880. Admits
sion, l0c, after which a social time
will be enjoyed in the vestry. Pop
corn and candy will be Oh sale. Watch
for program in Fridays issue Of The
Times.-ady.
ms IS sewing uaY AZ tue tommu-
nifty house and Miss Elizabeth Ma
loney has issued an appeal to the
women of Barre to come and sew this
afternoon. Material and machines will
be provided and all that is asked is the
time and effort. The good work of the
house grows every day and the inroads
on the service have therefore increased
to a considerable extent. Miss Ma
loney has commenced arrangements for
a millinery class which win be started
at the house soon for working girls
Every milliner in the city has consent
ed to assist in instructing the class.
The following is the program to be
given at the American Legion Auxil-
larry bazaar, Rowland hall, Thursday
evening, Nov. IL;
Piano solo ...... Mary Allen
FARCE comedy, f.Mrs. Carver's Fancy
Balr
Characters.
Mr.. John Carver ... Ralph oliver
Jack Carver this nephew
Louis OLeary
Mr.. Oliver Brigham Miss Carver's