The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dec. o; Nical's orchestra. adv.
4 Band rehearsal tonight at at tn,
band room. Everybody out. T. r. Mer
rill, leader, will be present
| A meeting Of the directors Of ths
Barre Woman's club will be held this
evening at 1880 in Aldrich halle
4 B. f. Shepard of the Peerless mills
has returned to Barre, after passing
week with relatives in Boston.
/ Fuller A. Slayton Of South Main
street enrolled last week as a student
at the Albany Business college.
Be in Time-Christma cards with
| your name on Give us your order to-
day. +. A. Drown & Co.--adv.
Regular meeting OF local 4s8, Nj. p,
u, will be held in the band rooms to-
night at 0 o'clock. A. Il. Milne, sec.
Clan Gordon, No. ~. amusement
/ committee will meet on Monday, Dec.
s, ait p. m. d. r. Mcleod, secretary.
| Children always like new dresses.
You can find just the style you are
looking for at the Universalist fair.
---adv.
A regular meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon, No. IL, will
be held Tuesday, Dec. 6, at 7:l5 p. m.
Election of officers.
Don't forget, when looking for your
Christmas gifts, that at the Woman's
Exchange, "a Elm street, you can find
all kinds of handwork at reasonable
| prices adv.
Children! There win be real Christ
mas tree from which you can buy gifts
at 10 cents each at Episcopal fair, Lee
gion hall, Tuesday afternoon and eve
| ing, Dec. 6.--adv.
Mr. and Mrs Merrill r. Williams of
Craftsbury returned home to-day, aft
err passing the week end with Mrs.
Williams sister, Mrs. Alex Coburn Of
is Orange street.
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrinei There
will be an important meeting of the
Shriners Of Barre and vicinity at Ma
sonic hail. Barre, Tuesday evening,
Dec. 6 at 1880. adv.
Paul Hedwall, who recently pur-i
chased an unfinished house on Hill
street from A. G. Nelson. has force
of men at work on the place and ex-
poets to occupy it soon.
This Is rheumatism weather, and i.
A. Drown, the druggist, is having a
large sale on Rheums, the one remedy
for this disease sold on guarantee
of money back if it fails. Start us
ing it to-day.--ady.
Don't forget that Flint's is the place
to buy shoes, ruhbers and overshoes
get your Comfy slippers for Christmas
gifts here, only $3.50; AL line Of gro
ceries Delivery service. Open eve
nings. Summer Street Cash Grocery,
10 Summer street. Call 6SS-J.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz w. jackson left
Saturday afternoon for Whittier, CAL,
where they will spend the winter with
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Macneil. Mr..
and Mrs. Jackson leave Chicago on the
California Limited, Santa Re division,
stopping day at the Grand canyon in
Arizona.
James C. Robertson of 204 Washing
ton street has purchased the house at
20 Nelson street recently vacated by |
Walter j. Jellyman. Mr.. Jellyman has
entered the business of the Robert Fra
ser Granite Co. in Montpelier and has
moved his family there to quarters on
Seminary hill.
The observance OF the First Sunday |
instead Of the First Friday, which win
prevail throughout the winter months,
was held for the first time in st. Mon
ica's church yesterday morning. Rev.
p. VI. McKcnna announced that Thurs
day will be the feast of the 1mmacu-
late Conception and holiday of obli'
cation.
Fancywork of all kinds, unusual
children's dresses, aprons, both fancy |
and plain, candy, food and novelties
will be on sale at the Uniyersalist fair,
Thursday afternoon and evening. Tea,
homemade ginger waters, ice cream |
and cake will be served. In the evening
an interesting entertainment viii be
given. Admission, loc.--adv.
Despite the recent miserable under
foot conditions residents of the hill |
streets of the city are loud in their
praise Of the street department for the
excellent manner in which the side.
walks have been kept cleared This
is probably due to the use of the trac-
tor drawn plough which cuts wider
and deeper swath in the snow. The
machine was used on the sidewalks
this year for the first time. While the
roads have been nearly impossible
with slush and mud, the sidewalks
have been in noticeably fine condition.