The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-31
TALK or THE TOWN


Victor records 60 on sale Tuesday,
Nov. |, at Bailey's Music Rooms, ~
Pearl street. adv.
H Mrs. A. H. Burke Of Summer street
has returned to the city from a few
4 days visit in Burlington.
H Miss Doris Brady Of Troy, N. X,
has returned to her home, after visit
ing friends in the city for few days.
The annual sale given by the ladies
Of the Methodist church will occur on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 5 and o.
-2adv
A regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon, No. u, VIII
be held Tuesday, Nov. |, at 7:l5 P. m.
Initiation.
Alvin Stetson Of st. Johnsbury ar
rived in the city Friday for weeks
visit with relatives before going south
for the winter.
The altar guild Of the Church Of the
Good Shepherd will meet with Mrs.
Gilbert, French street, Tuesday eve
ming at 7:3C o'clock
The interment of Mrs. Carl G. Huse,
Il who died last week, was in Hope Gem
eterv, and not in Elmwood, as stated
in Saturdays Times.
/ L. III. Slayton is vacating the house
at 10 Liberty street and moving his
4 family to Lyndon, where he will enter
business with his brother.
Mrs. Slayton, state president, will
give an interesting talk 10 the mem
Y beers Of the Woman's club at Rowland
hall Tuesday afternoon at 2:30.
I, Miss Eleanor A. Pollard of the
Adams company and manager OF their
! Barre store, leaves tonight for New
| York and Boston in the business IN
terests of the store.
| George Clough, a. former resident OF
! Barre, but who has been working in
! Chelsea for the past year, has enlisted
! in the army and expects to be sta
| toned at Fort Ethan Allen.
Be sure TO come in costume to the
4 Goose Green Squag HolIer benefit
| dance in Rowland hall tonight. Wear
4 Halloween or rural scenery. Prizes
given TO tn. best costume of ladies and
gentlemen.
have a number OF new and second
ban rifles for deer hunting, also ammu.
milton for sale at bargain prices. |
viii be at my home evenings after $3.50
O'Clock until Nov. 4. Fritz W. Jack
son. adv.
The Prudential Insurance company
has moved from the Bolster block TO
its new quarters at room 20 in the
Miles block, where they will continue
to render real Prudential service to
their old friends and new.-ady.
Miss Hazel Miles of Merchant street
has handed in her resignation 10 A.
A. Sargent, in whose Office she Is work
4 ing. and expects 10 SO soon to Bos-
ton to live. Her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Henry S. Miles, Of Merchant street VIII
accompany her.
Baptist Philathea sale Nov. 4. at
traetiye fancywork, food, candy etc. Be
sure to attend concert at s o'clock. Civ
ON by ladies Of Montpelier. "The Home
made Choir has been given twice by
these ladies with great success. Watch
for the program adv.
One of the largest moving vans yet
seen in the city stopped over here a
while Saturday, on its way to Boston.
II was large Packard truck, and
carried monstrous load Of furniture.
Two other moving vans also passed
through the city Saturday morning,
one bound for Lebanon, n. H., and the
other for Burlington.
w. II. Messer returned Saturday
II night from l,000-mile automobile
trip of II days with his cousin, r. A.
Messer Of Montpelier, the trip having
been made in the interest of the lat
ter's creamery business. Vermont,
Massachusetts,, New Hampshire and
Connecticut were quite thoroughly COW
cred in the II days and the trip proved
highly enjoyable. Many former Barre
nconle were seen during the time.